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BIBLIOGRAPHY

OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

A Classified Index to the Professional Periodical Literature

relating to Library Hconomy,. Printing, Methods of Publishing,

Copyright, Bibliography, etc.

BY

H. G. T. CANNONS,^

Borough Librariini, Finsbury, London.

OF THE

^W'VERSJTY

Of

ILonOon:

STANLHY RUSSHLL & CO.,

COLONIAL HOUSE, TOOLEY STREET, S.E.

1910.

SCHOOli

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UNIVERSITY j

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PREFACE.

One of the most striking features of the Twentieth Century Librarian's
work is its diversity. The Library field is so large and the different branches
so intricately connected, that it is no easy task for him to keep in touch with
the latest developments in library science, the necessity and importance of
which cannot be over-estimated.

To the modern Librarian economy of time and concentration of resources
are vital.

The most important medium for the dissemination of technical informa-
tion concerning Librarianship is undoubtedly the professional press and
associated with it, tlie Transactions of the various Bibliograpliical Societies,
the two enabling the Librarian to acquire that intimate knowledge of current
progress so essential to effective and efficient administration. Certain it is
that the remarkable advance in Library work which has been made during
the past thirty-three years would not have been possible but for these
channels of intercommunication for the exchange of new ideas or the
recording of fresh experience.

Students of special subjects constantly require to collect all available
information concerning the question in which they are interested. Reference
to past work is indispensable, for it not only serves to indicate what has
already been accomplished and thus prevents much waste of time and energy
in reinvestigating already explored paths, but what is more important, the
failure of others, frequently suggests improvements, that without such
knowledge would never be realized.

The enormous and constantly increasing stream of professional period-
ical literature renders it impossible for any one individual to keep in touch
with all that is likely to be of service to him. Even with the annual indexes
and other aids, hours of wearying search are often required to unearth an
article, the general subject or the most valuable details of which, are more
strongly impressed upon the memory than the title under which it is indexed.
It is indeed difficult for the student of library economy to obtain the
full value of the professional literature — ^Firstly, because at present he has
no means of ascertaining expeditiously what work has been done or what
articles published which may be of value to him ; and secondly because he
cannot readily find again what he may have already consulted.

Mr. Frederick Teggart states in a note attached to his article on
" Library literature in England and the United States during the Nineteenth
Century," Libvavy Journal, Vol. 26, 1891, pp. 257-261.

" It is to be regretted that with all the facilities of College courses
" and Library Schools, the elementary necessity of a Bibliography of
" Library Economy has not been supplied — 'There have been various
"attempts — The ' Report on Libraries' {1876) pp. 733-744, and Mr.
" E. R. Nicholson's ' List of some leading subjects connected with
" Library formation and management,' published in the Transactions
'^ of the First Conference of Librarians (1877) PP- 208-211, 248-249, and
"also in the Library Journal, Vol. i, pp. 399-401 are now very inade-
" quate."
Mr. Teggart in concluding his valuable resume of the Literature of
Library Economy, says : —

" At the conclusion of the first half century of modern democratic
" Library movement, we find the profession with a very much en-
" larged experience, with a great body of valuable but undigesteil
"literature, and awaiting three important pieces of work: (i) A
" Bibliography of Library Science ; (2) A Descriptive appraisal of
" our Library resources : (3) A Systematic summing up of our pro-
" fessional experience and knowledge."

4 PREFACE

Mr. W. D. Johnston, of the Library of Congress, in his " Suggestions
for a Year-Book of I.il)iary Literature," Library Journal, \'ol. 29, 1904,
pp. 126-127, writes as follows :—

" The first requis-ite of the progress of Library science, as of all
" sciences, is a permanent and systematic record. This has been
" recognised in the establishment of numerous Journals devoted to
" Library interests and Bibliography, but with all these, there is no
" publication devoted to Library literature — and suggests the com-
" pilation of a Classified List of books and articles in Magazines
*• relating to Libraries and Library administration."

This has to some extent been met by the publication in 1905 of" Library
Work : a quarterly Bibliography and digest of Library Literature," by the
H. W. Wilson Co., Minneapolis, U.S.A., and Mr. Arthur E. Bostwick,
Ph.D., Chief Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library, with the select
list of references appended to his work, entitled " The American Public
Library," published by Appleton & Co., April, 1910, pp. 394; and on this
side of the Atlantic by the " Guide to Librarianship," by Mr. James Duff
Brown, Chief Librarian of Islington.

The present volume is the result of the first systematic attempt to
index the whole range of literature in the English language published in
the Library periodical press, indexing as it does, every article relating to
Library history and administration, Library Associations, Commissions,
Conferences and Schools, Biographical notices of Librarians, Classification,
Cataloguing, Ofilice routine, Mechanical accessories and aids, Heating,
Lighting, \'entilation and the various contributory branches of knowledge ;
Binding, Paper, Museum and Lecture work ; Practical and Historical
Printing ; Book selection and the various aids thereto ; Bibliography, Methods
of Publishing, Copyright and the numerous subjects either directly or indirectly
connected with the work of National, Public, Proprietary and Private
Libraries and Museums.

Undoubtedly many of the best things that have been written on the
various branches of the profession are hidden away in the back numbers of
periodicals, and the compiler hopes this volume will render them more easily
accessible, and thus prove a valuable help to every Bibliothecal student.

In the compilation of this Bibliography, the original articles appearing,'
in the various professional journals have been consulted and the entries
made from the contents of the papers, not merely from their headings, the
first and last pages being given in order to show the scope of the paper.

Recognising the value of such a Bibliography to Librarians and
students of Librarianship, in November, 1907, the compiler offered to
present the rights of the European sales of the volume to the Library
Association of the United Kingdom, but owing to insufficient support, the
Council were unable to proceed with its publication, and as there appeared
to be no prospect of the work being produced under the auspices of the
Association in the immediate future, this offer had reluctantly to be
withdrawn and the publication undertaken as a private commercial venture.

The size of the work has materially mcreased since the Council of the
Library Association first considered it, as it now comprises over 15,000
entries arranged in a classified logical sequence, under i,goo subject headings,
entries being placed in order of date to present the subject in its historical
aspect ; the whole being preceded by an elaborate and detailed scheme of
classification, specially prepared for the work, and an alphabetical subject
index comprising over 2,500 direct references. It thus forms a Classified
Bibliography to all articles appearing in the professional publications
during the period 1876-1909.

It is a recognised fact that many Library Committees and Librarians,
owing to the lack of suitable information, waste much time and money in
finding suitable places to obtain their supplies — To overcome this a repre-
sentative selection of firms specialising in ^supplies used in Library

PREFACE

administration are entered under the various subject heads, immediately
followinjf the literature indexed. By this means hints may be gained where
various kinds of books may be procured, where books and periodicals may
be bound, where Library furniture, stationery, records and supplies of every
description may be obtained, the whole forming a permanent Directory of
Library Furnishers, whether in fixtures, stationery, books or other ac-
cessories.

Notwithstanding the enormous task connected with its compilation, the
compiler does not seek to make profit from the sale of the publication and
the price has therefore been fixed as low as possible in order to bring the
work within the reach of all engaged in Library work.

It should be distinctly understood that the Classification Scheme
attached, although fairly comprehensive, does not aspire to cover the whole
field of Librarianship and its allied topics, its object being merely to provide
a classified key to the subjects represented in the body of the work. Where
the key to the classification may not clearly indicate the position of special
topics, the full alphabetical subject index should be consulted. It ^s hoped
this will meet the needs of all inquirers.

Everything consistent with clearness has been done to insure condensa-
tion and brevity with reference to the various periodicals and journals indexed.
For key to the abbreviations, see overleaf.

The compiler desires to acknowledge the encouragement during the
progress of the work from the numerous letters of appreciation he has
received from American Librarians.

He is indebted to Professor Aksel G. S. Josephson, of Chicago, for
the references to articles appearing in the Proceedings of the Bibliographical
Society of America, and the Year-Book of the Bibliographical Society of
Chicago; and also to Doctor H. M. Barlow, of the Library of the Royal
C^iollege of Physicians, for those articles published in the official organ of the
Association of Medical Librarians. To both of these gentlemen, he desires
to tender an expression of his sincere thanks.

H. G. T. CANNONS.

FiNSBURV Cextral Library,

Skinner St., Clerkenwell, E.C.
Xorciiibn, 79/0.

Abbreviations of Publications Indexed.

A. L. A. Bull — Bulletin of the American Library Association.
An Leab — An Leabharlann.

Bib Scty of Amer Proc— Bibliographical Society of America: Proceedings.
Bib Scty of Chic Yrbk— Bibliographical Society of Chicago : Year-Book.
Bib Scty Trans— Bibliograpical Society of London : Transactions.

B. A. R. — Book Auction Records.

Cal News Notes — California Libraries: News Notes of.

Conn P. L. D. — Connecticut Public Library Document.

Del S. L. C. Hdbk— Delaware State Library Commission Handbook (1904)

Greenwood's "Public Libraries," 1894.

Greenwood's "Year-Book," 1897, 1900-01.

Ind L. C. 5th Biennial Rept — Indiana Public Library Commission, 5th Biennial Report,

1909
Ind. S. L. C. Bull — Indiana State Library Commission Bulletin

International Conferences : —
ist Int Conf — 1st International Conference of Librarians, 1877.
2nd Int Conf— 2nd International Conference of Librarians, 1897.
U.S. Rept 1892-93— World's Columbian Exposition (U. S. Go%ernment Report, 1892-93,

Vol. I).
la Lib C. Q. — Iowa Library Commission Quarterly.
Kans City L. Q. — Kansas City, Missouri, Library Quarterly.
L. — Library.

L. (N. S.)— Library (New Series).
L. A. — Library Assistant.

L. A. M. N. — Library Association Monthly Notes.
L. A. R. — Library Association Record.
L. A. Trans — Library Association Transactions.
L. A. Yrbk — Library Association Year-Book, 1891-1909.
L. A. of Austral Proc — Library Association of Australasia ; Proceedings.
L. C. — Library Chronicle.
L. J. — Library Journal.

Lib of Congress Repts — Library of Congress : Reports of the Librarian.
L. N. (U. S.)— Library Notes (Edited by Melvil Dewey).
Lib Occ — Library Occurrent.
Lib Work— Library Work.
L. W.— Library World.
Lit Yrbk — Literary Year-Book.

Medical Lib & Hist J nl— Medical Library and Historical Journal.
Minn L. C. N.— Minnesota Public Library Commission Notes.
Minn, la & Wis L. C. Hdbk — Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin Library Commission

Hand- Book.
Neb Lib Bull — Nebraska Library Commission Bulletin.
N. Y. S. L. Repts— New York State Library Reports.
N. Y. L.— New York Libraries.
Ohio Bull— Ohio State Library Bulletin.

Penn L. Comm Bull — PennsyK'ania Library Commission Bulletin.
Penn Lib Notes — Pennsylvania Library Notes.
P. L. — Public Libraries.

U. S. Govt. Repts— Onited States Commission of Education : Annual Reports.
Vt. L. C. Bull — Vermont Library Commission Bulletin.
Wash L. A. Bull — Washington Library Association Bulletin.
Wis L. Bull— Wisconsin Library Association Bulletin.

Key to the Classification.

Where ihe Key to the Classification may not clearly indicate the
position of special topics, the full index of subjects should be consulted.
It is hoped tliis will meet the needs of all inquirers.

Class A— Library Associations, Clubs, Commissions, Schools,
and Conferences.

1

Associations, Clubs, etc.. General.

Associations, State Library As.so-

2

Special, American Library As-

ciations of America, contd. —

sociation — H istorical.

A

41

Indiana — Constitution.

3

Constitution.

A

42

Report of Meetings.

4

Charter.

A

43

Iowa— Historical Sketch.

5

Aims and Purposes.

A

44

Report of Meetings.

6

Council.

A

45

Kansas.

7

Executive Board.

A

46

Kentucky.

8

Committees.

A

47

Keystone.

9

Trustee's Section.

A

48

Maine.

ID

Treasurer's Report.

A

49

Massachusetts.

11

Past Officers.

A

50

Western.

12

Officers.

A

51

Michigan.

13

Membership.

A

52

Minnesota.

14

Membership Necrology.

A

53

Missouri.

15

Headquarters.

A

54

Montana.

i6

Affiliation with Kindred

A

55

Nebraska.

Associations.

A

56

New England.

17

American Library Institute.

A

57

New Hampshire.

i8

National Educational Asso-

A

58

New Jersey.

ciation.

A

59

New York State.

19

Association of State Libra-

A

60

Ohio.

rians.

A

61

Oklahoma.

20

National Association of

A

62

Oregon.

State Librarians.

A

62-

Pacific North West.

21

-Association of Law Libra-

A

63

Pennsylvania. Western.

ries.

A

64

Rhode Island.

21-1

Special Libraries Associa-

A

65

Tennessee.

tion.

A

66

Texas.

22

State and Local Associa-

A

67

\'ermont.

tions — General.

A

68

Virginia.

23

State Library Associations of

A

69

Washington.

America, Special, Alabama.

A

70

Washington (D.C.)

24

California— Historical Sketch.

A

71

Wisconsin — Historical Sketch

^5

Constitution.

A

72

Reports of Meeting.

26

Members.

A

73

Northern Travelling.

27

Publications.

A

74

Library Clubs of America-

28

Allied Organisations.

General

29

Report of Meetings.

A

75

Special, .Ann Arbor.

30

Southern California.

A

76

Hay Path.

31

Carolina, North.

A

77

BuiTalo

32

South.

A

78

Cape Cod.

35

Colorado.

A

79

Chicago.

34

Connecticut.

A

80

Round Table.

35

Dakota, North.

A

8o-i

Columbia, Mo.

36

South.

A

80-2 Columbus, Ohio.

37

District of Columbia.

A

81

Des Moines

3«

Florida.

A

82

Fox River Valley.

39

(Georgia.

A

83

Hudson River.

40

Illinois.

A

84

Indianapoli.s.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY

A

8s

A

86

A

«7

A

87-1

A

88

A

89

A

qo

A

91

A

92

A

9^

A

94

A

95

A

96

A

97

A

98

A

99

A

100

A

lOI

A

102

A 103

Library Clubs of America-
Indianapolis, Round Table.
Indiana. Northern and South-
ern Michigan.
Iowa City.
Kansas City.
Lincoln, Nebraska-
Long Island.
Maine, Eastern.
Massachusetts.
Milwaukee.
Mohawk Valley.
Monongahela Valley-
Xashville-
New York.

Central -
Pennsylvania.
Southern Tier.
Twin City.
Worcester, Southern.
02 Library Commission of America
— General -
League of Library Commis-
sions.

104 Library Commissions.
Special, Alabama.

Carolina, North.

Colorado.

Connecticut.

Dakota, North.

Delaware.

Denver.

Georgia.

Idaho.

Illinois.

Indiana.

Iowa.

Kansas.

Maine.

Maryland, State.

Massachusetts.

Michigan.

Minnesota.

Missouri.

Nebraska — Historical Sketch
Reports of Meetings.

New England.

New Hampshire.

New Jersey.

New York (Public Library
Division of the University).

Ohio

Oregon.

Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia.

Tennessee.

Texas.

Vermont.

Washington.

Wisconsin.
135 Library Schools

General.
Special, Alabama
School.

Amherst Summer School.

Atalanta Carnegie Library
Training School.

A

105

A

106

A

107

A

108

A

109

A

no

A

III

A

112

A

112-1

A

"3

A

114

A

115

A

116

A

118

A

Tig

A

120

A

121

A

122

A

123

A

I23-I

A

124

A

125

A

126

A

127

A

128

A

129

A

130

A

131

A

I3I-I

A

I3I-2

A

132

A

133

A

134

A

135 I

A

136

A

137

A

138

of America-

Summer

Library Schools of America —
A 139 Armour Institute Library

Class.
California Summer School.
Chautauqua Summer School.
Cleveland Summer School.
Colorado State Normal

School.
Columbian College Library

School.
Drexel Institute Library

Class.
Forbes Library Summer

School.
Illinois University Library

School.
Indiana Library School.

Summer School.
Iowa Summer School.
Los Angelos P.L. Training

Class.
Maine State College Librar)'

School.
McGill University Summer

School.
Michigan Summer School.
Minnesota University Lib-
rary School.
Missouri University Summer

Course.
Montana University Library

Class.
Nebraska University Sum-
mer School.
New Jersej^ Summer School.
New York Circulating Li-
brar}' Training Class.
New York State Library
School.
Library Summer School.
Ohio State University Sum-
mer School.
A 164 Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library

Training Class for
Children's Librarians.
A 165 Pratt Institute Library

School.
A 166 Simmons College Library

School.
A 167 Springfield (Mass.) City

Training Class.
A 168 Syracuse University Librarv

School.
A 169 Washington School of

Library Science.
A 170 Washington University Sum-

mer School.
A 171 Western Reserve University

Librar)' School.
A 172 Winona School for Libra-

rians.
A 173 Wisconsin University Sum-

mer School.
A 174 Library School.

A 175 Wyoming University Sum-

mer School.
A 176 Library Association of Ontario,
Canada.

A
A
A
A

140
141
142

143

A

144

A

145

A

146

A

147

A

A
A
A

148
149
150
151

A

152

A

153

A

A

154
155

A

156

A

157

A

158

A
A

159
160

A

161

A

162

A

163

KEY TO THE

^LASSIFICATIOX .9

A 177

Library Association of Aberdeen,

Library Assistants' Association,

Canada.

Branches.

A 178 Library Association of the United

A 210

Yorkshire.

Kingdom — Historical Sketch.

A 211

South Wales.

A 179

Constitution.

A 212

Ireland.

A 180

Charter.

A 213

Library Association. Dcmnark.

A I Si

Aims and Purposes.

A 214

France.

A 1 82

Council.

A 214-

I Germany— Library School at

A 183

Committees.

Berlin.

A 184

Treasurer's Reports.

A 215

Sweden — Summer School in

A 185

Officers.

Library Science, Stock-

A 186

Membership.

holm.

A 187

Affiliations with kindred Asso-

A 215-

I Italy — Association for Promo-

ciations.

tion of Libraries.

A 188

Birmingham and District

A 216

Australasia.

Library Association.

A 217

Conferences. General.

A 189

Bristol and Western District

A 218

Special, America.

Branch.

A 219

Presidential Addresses.

A lyo

Librarians of the Mersey

A 220

State Librarians.

District.

A 221

Inter-State.

A 191

North Midland Library

A 222

Bi-State.

Association.

A 223

■' Library Week."

A 192

North-Western Branch.

A 224

Congress of Women Libra-

A 193

Northern Counties Library

rians.

Association.

A 225

Law Librarians.

A 194

Society of Public Librarians.

A 226

Canada, Ontario.

A 194-

I Medical Library Association,

A 227

Aberdeen.

England.

A 228

United Kingdom.

A 195

Irish Rural Library Asso-

A 229

Presidential Addresses.

ciation.

A 230

France.

A 196

Public Libraries Association

A 231

Germany.

(Ireland).

A 232

Italy.

A 197

Scottish Library Association.

A 233

South Africa.

A 198

Library Club, English— Pseu-

A 234

Australasia.

donyms.

A 235

International.

A 199

Library Schools, English.

A 236 Library Periodicals, American.

A 199-

[ Liverpool.

General.

A 199-

2 Manchester.

A 237

Special, American Library

A 199-3 Wigan.

Association.

A 200

Library Assistants' Association.

A 238

Independent Organ.

Historical Sketch.

A 239

State and Local Association

A 201

Constitution.

Organs.

A 202

Meetings.

A 240

Library Association of United

A 203

Proposed Affiliation with the

Kingdom.

L.A.U.K.

A 241

England— Independent Organ.

A 204

Branches, General.

A 242

Library Assistants' Associa-

A 205

Special, Newcastle.

tion.

A 206

Manchester and District.

A 243

Library Conference Exhibits.

A 207

North Eastern.

A 244

Library Economy, Bibliography

A 208

North Western.

A 245

Librarians' Library.

A 209

Northumberland and Dur-
ham.

A 246

Librarians' Aids.

Class B- Library Legislation.

B

I

Library Legislation, General.

P.

10

Library Legislation,

P,

2

Special by Countries— America

State-s— Iowa.

United States, General.

B

] ,

Kansas.

B

i

By States — Alabama.

B

12

Kentucky.

B

4

California.

B

13

Maine.

B

5

Carolina, North.

B

14

Maryland.

B

5-

I Carolina, South.

B

'4-

Massachusetts.

B

6

Colorado.

B

15

Minnesota.

B

6-

I Connecticut.

B

16

Missouri.

B

6-

2 Delaware.

B

17

Montana.

B

7

(ieorgia.

B

18

Nebraska.

B

8

Illinois.

B

19

Nevada.

B

9

Indiana.

B

20

New Jersey.

Special by

lO

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

Librar>' Legislation, by States —

B 36 Library Legislation, British Colo-

H 21

New York.

nies.

H 22

Brooklyn.

B 37

Acts, Adoption of.

B 2i

North West.

B 38

State Aid, American.

B 24

Ohio.

B 39

British.

H 25

Oklahoma.

B 40

Taxation, American.

B 26

Oregon.

B 41

Rates and Rating, British.

B 27

Pennsylvania.

B 42

Rate Limitation.

B 27.1

Rhode Island,

B 43

Rating and Taxation of Library

B 28

Tennessee.

Buildings.

B 28-1

Vermont.

B 44

Exemption from Rates and

B 29

Washington.

Taxes.

B ?()

Wisconsin.

B 45

Penalty for Injury to Library

B31

Wyoming.

Property.

B 32

British Islands, England.

H 46

Action for Libel contained in

B 33

For Rural Districts.

Books.

B 34

Ireland. i

•

B 35

Scotland.

Class C— Library History and Description.

C I Libraries, General.

Libraries, United States, Public

C 2

Ancient.

Libraries, under States.

C 3

United States, National (Library

C 47

Iowa, Special, Burling-

of Congress.)

ton.

C 4

Government, General.

C 48

Cedar Rapids.

C 5

Special.

C 49

Davenport.

C 6

State Libraries, General.

C 50

Eldora.

C 7

Special, California.

c 51

Marshalltown.

C 8

Iowa.

C 52

Muscatine.

C 9

Indiana.

C 53

Onawa.

C 10

New York.

C 54

Ottumwa.

C II

Public Libraries, General.

C 55

Kansas State Libraries.

C 12

Arranged under States.

C 56

Kentucky, General.

Alabama, General.

C 57

Louisiana, State.

C 13

State.

C 5«

Special, New Orleans.

C 14

California, General.

C 59

Maine, Special, Poland

c 15

State.

Spring.

C 16

Law.

C 60

Maryland, Special, Balti-

C 17

Los Angeles.

more.

C 18

Redlands.

C 61

Massachusetts. Special.

C ly

San Francisco.

Boston, Public.

C 20

Carolina, North, General.

C 62

Special.

C 22

South, General.

C 63

Brookline.

C 23

University.

C 64

Cambridge (Harvard).

C24

Greenboro.

C 65

Lawrence,

C 25

Connecticut, Hartlepool.

C 66

Leominster.

C 26

New Britain.

C 67

Lynn.

C 27

New Haven.

C 68

Northampton.

C 28

New London.

C 69

Massachusetts. Salem.

C 29

Norwich.

C70

Stockbridgc.

C 30

Delaware.

C 71

Michigan, Ann .Arbor

C 31

District of Columbia,

University.

Washington.

C 7^

Grand Rapids.

C 32

I-'lorida.

C 73

Minnesota, General.

C 33

Georgia Universit}-.

c 74

Special, Historical.

C34

Illinois, State.

C 75

.Minneapolis.

C 35

Chicago, General.

C 76

Nebraska, General.

C 36

Public.

C77

College.

C37

University.

C7«

New England, General.

C 38

Historical.

C 79

New Jersey, Jersey Cit>-.

<■;- 39

Evanston University.

C 80

Newark.'

C 40

Indiana, General.

C 81

Paterson.

C4I

Indianapolis.

C 82

Princeton University.

C 42

Vincennes.

C 83

Trenton.

C43

Iowa, (ieneral.

C 84

New York, State of.

C44

Historical.

(ieneral.

C 45

State.

C 85

University and College.

C 46

Historical.

C 86

State Library.

KEY TO Tin- CLASSIFICATIOX

Libraries, United States, Public

Libraries of the United States.

Libraries, under States.

C 1

47

Women's Club.

C 87

New York, Public, Clen-
eral.

c

48

Technical and Scientific,
(ieneral.

C 88

Special, Brooklyn.

C ]

49

Special, Agriculture.

C 89

Buffalo.

C

49-1

ICducation.

C 90

New York City, Public.

C

50

Law.

C 91

Endowed.

C

51

Medicine.

C 92

Mercantile.

c

52

Other Special Libraries. House-

<-^ 93

Scientific.

hold.

C 94

Utica.

c

53

Hospital.

C 95

North West, General.

c

54

North America. Canada, Gov-

C96

Ohio, General.

ernment.

C 96.1

State University.

c

55

Public, General.

C 96-2

Travelling Libraries.

c

56

Special, Maritime Provinces.

C 97

Cleveland.

c

57

Montreal.

C98

Oklahoma, General.

c

58

North West.

C 99

Oregon, General.

c

59

Ontario.'

C 100

Pennsylvania, Alleghany.

c

60

Quebec.

C 101

Philadelphia, General.

c

61

North America, Alaska.

C 102

Mercantile.

c

62

Central America.

C 103

Pittsburg.

c

'63

South America.

C 104

ScrantOD.

c

64

Chili, National,

C 105

Rhode Island, General.

c

65

Mexico, National.

C 106

Special, Pawtucket.

c

66

West Indies, General.

C 107

Providence.

c

67

Bahamas.

C 108

Southern States, General.

c

[68

Jamaica.

C 109

South Western States.

c

[68-

Trinidad.

C no

Tennessee, General.

c

[69

Libraries, Europe, General.

C III

Texas, General.

c

[70

United Kingdom, General.

C 112

Vermont, State Library.

c

71

England.

C 113

General.

c

72

National (British Museum)

C 114

Virginia, State.

c

[73

Government Special, India

C 115

General,

Office.

C 116

University.

c

74

Patent Office.

C 117

Washington, State.

c

75

Special, Chained Libraries.

C 118

General.

c

76

Libraries for the Blind.

C 119

Public.

c

77

Clerical.

C 120

Special, Billingham.

c

78

College.

C 121

Everett.

c

79

Ecclesiastical.

C 122

Seattle.

c

80

of Economic Litera-

C 123

Spokane.

ture.

C 124

Tacoma.

c

81

Hospital.

C 125

Walla Walla.

c

82

Industrial.

C 126

Wisconsin, General.

c

83

Law.

C 127

Special, Historical.

c

84

Medical.

C 128

Beaver Dam.

c

85

:\Iilitarv.

C 129

La Crosse.

c

86

Naval."

C 130

Madison, General.

c

87

• Prison.

C 131

Public.

c

88

Private.

C 132

Milwaukee.

c

89

Railwav.

c 133

Watertown.

c

90

Club. ■

C 134

Wyoming, Cheyenne.

C 1

91

Town.s, alphabeticalK.

c 135

Libraries of the United'States, ar-

Bath.

ranged in alphabetical order.

c

92

Birmingham.

C 136

College and University Libra-

c

93

Bolton.

ries, General.

c

93-

Bournemouth.

C 1 36- 1

Special.

c

94

Bradford. Public.

C 137

Ecclesiastical.

c

95

Special.

C 138

Historical.

c

96

Brentford.

c 139

Militarv.

c

97

Brighton.

C 140

Naval.'

c

98

Bristol, (iencral.

C 141

Prison and Reformatory.

c

99

Medical.

C 142

Railroad.

C 5

00

Ancient.

C 143

Libraries for the Blind.

C i

01

Bury.

c .4

Commercial and Factorv.

C 2

02

Cambridge, General.

C 145

Y.M.C.A.

C ;

J03

Public.

C 146

Y.W.C.A.

C i

J04

University.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C 205
C 206
C 206-
C 207
C 207-
C 207-
C 208
C 208-
C 2oy
C aoQr
C 210
C 211

C 212

C 213
C 213-
C 214
C 215
C 216
C 217
C 218
C 218-
C 219
C 220

C 221
C 222

C 223

C 224

C 225
C 226
C 227
C 228

C 229

C 230

C 231

C 231-
C 232
C 233
C 234
C 235
C 236

C 237
C 238
C 239

C 240
C 240-
C 240-
C 241
C 242
C 243
C 244
C 245
C 246
C 247
C 248

249
250

251
252
252-

253

c
c
c
c
c
c

C 254

Libraries, United Kingdom, Eng-
land, Towns, alphabetically,

Croydon.

Darwen.
I Kastbourne.

Exeter.

1 Gravcsend.

2 Halifax.
Hereford.

I Hove.

Hull.
I Ipswich.

Kettering.
Leeds, General.
Public.
Private.
1 Leicester, General.

Liverpool, General.

Public.
London, General.

Special, Hemiondsey.
Chelsea.
I Clerkenwell.

Hammersmith.

Hampstead.

Islington.

Lewisham.

St. George's in the

East.
St. George the Mar-
tyr.
Wandsworth.
West Ham.
Guildhall Library.
Special Libraries.
Medical Libraries.
Gray's Inn Library.
Ro\al Colonial Insti-
tute.
I University Library.

Manchester, General.
Public.
College.
Ecclesiastical.
Special. Chetham'sLi-
brar}-.
Christie.
Foreign.

Literary & Philoso-
phical.
Mayor's.

1 Medical.

2 Mechanics.
Overseer's.
Radford.
Royal I'-xchange.
Roval Infirmarw
R viands.
Schiller-Austalt.
Unitarian.

Newcastle, Public.
Oxford, General.

Special, Bodleian.
Penzance, General.
Plymouth, Public.
1 I'ortsmouth.

Redruth.
Salford, Public.

Libraries, United Kingdom, Eng-
land, Towns, alphabetical!)-,
C 255 Salford, Ecclesiastical.

C 256 Tavistock.

C 257 Truro.

C 258 Wells Cathedral.

C 259 Wigan, Public.

C 260 Private.

C 261 Windsor Castle.

C 261 -I Worthing.

C 262 Libraries, England, arranged

under Counties, Berkshire.
C 263 Cambridge. General.
C 264 Public.

C 265 University, General.

C 266 Special.

C 267 Cheshire, General.
C 26S Special.

Cornwall, General.
Special, Penzance.
Redruth.
Truro.
Derbyshire.
Devonshire, General.
Special, Exeter. .
Plymouth.
Tavistock.
Gloucester. Special, Bristol.
Public.

1 iMedical.

2 Ancient.
Hampshire, Bournemouth.

Portsmouth.
Kent, Gra\esend.
Herefordshire. Special. Here-
ford.
Lancashire, Special.
Ecclesiastical.
Special, Bolton.
Bury.
Liverpool.

Manchester. General.
Public.
University.
Special.
Salford, Public.

Special.
Wigan.
Lincolnshire, Special, Lincoln.
^Middlesex. London. General.
Special, Bermondse\-.
British IMuseum.
Chcksea.
I Clcr ken well.

Guildhall.

(ioldsmiths Library.
1 Gra\"s Inn.

Hammersmith.

Hamp.stead.

Inns of Court.

Islington.

Lewisham.

Royal Coloni.'il Institute.

St. George's in the East.

St. George the ]\Iartyr.

1 Wandsworth.

2 West Ham.
Medical Libraries.

C 269
C 270
C 271
C 272
C 273
C 274
C 275
C 276
C 277
C 278

C 278-
C 278-
C 279
C 280
C 281
C 282

C 283
C 284
C 285
C 286
C 287
C 288
C 289
C 290
C 291
C 292
C 293
C 294
C 295
C 296
C 297
C 298
C 299
C 299-
C 300
C 301
C 301-
C 302

^ 303

C 304
c 305
C 306

c 307

C 308

C 309

C 309-

C 309-

C 310

KEY TO THE CLASSIFICATION

13

Libraries, England, arranged

Libraries, Netherland. Special.

under Counties, Middlesex,

C

365

Leyden.

C"

3I0-I

London University Library.

C

366

Russia, General.

c

3"

Middlesex. Brentford.

c

367

National.

C"

JI-^

Northampton. Kettering.

C

36S

I'inland.

c

3'j

Althiorp.

C

369

Scandinavia. General.

C"

314

Northumberland. Newcastle.

C

37"

Denmark, General.

c

315

Oxford.

C

371

Special, Copenhagen.

c

316

Somerset, Hath.

C

372

Norway, General.

(."

3I6-I

Wells.

c

373

Special, Park Libraries.

(."

317

Suffolk, Ipswich.

C

374

15ergen.

C"

3i>^

Surrey, Croydon.

C

375

Christ iauia.

C"

319

Sussex. Brighton.

C

376

Sweden, General.

c

319-1

Eastbourne.

C

377

Special. Gothenburg.

c

3iy--'

Hove.

c

378

Lund.

c"

319-3

Worthing.

c

379

Stockholm.

t"

3^0

Warwick. Birmingham, (ieneral

c

380

Upsala.

C'

3^1

Public.

c

38 1

Iceland, General.

c

^-'■^

Worcester, King's Norton.

c

5^2

Switz-rland. General.

c

5^5

Yorkshire, l?radford.

c

3«3

Special.

c

5^5- -^

Halifax.

c

384

Turkey. Constantinople.

c

324

Hull.

c

385

India, Calcutta, Government.

c

325

Leeds.

c

3S6

Ceylon.

C"

32b

Private Libraries.

c

387

Burmah.

c~

327

Wales, National Library.

c

387

I Siam, Bangkok.

C'

32S

Cardiff Libraries.

c

388

Far East, General.

c

329

Scotland. Public. General.

c

389

China.

c

35^

Aberdeen, Public.

c

390

Japan.

c

53^

University.

c

391

Straits Settlements.

c

332

Edinburgh, General.

c

392

.\frica. North, PIgypt.

c

333

University.

c

393

South, Cape Colonv.

('

334

Glasgow, General.

c

394

Natal.

c

555

Universitv.

c

395

Rhodesia.

c

335-1

Private.

c

396

Mauritius.

c

55(>

Montrose, Public.

c

397

.\ustralia. General.

C"

337

Perth, Public.

c

398

South, General.

c

33«

Ireland. National.

c

399

Western, General.

c

339

Public, (ieneral.

c

400

Queensland, General.

c

34^'

Special, Armagh.

c

401

New South Wales, General.

c

341

Belfast.

c

402

Special, Sydne\-.

c

342

Coleraine.

c

403

Victoria, General".

c

343

Cork.

c

404

Special, Melbourne.

c

344

Dublin.

c

405

Tasmania. General.

c

345

Dundalk.

c

40b

New Zealand, General.

c

346

Limerick.

c

407

Special Auckland.

(■

347

British Empire.

c

408

Wellington.

e"

34«

France, National (Bibliotheque

c

409

Honolulu.

Nationale).

c

410

Malaysia, Philippine Islands.

c

349

General.

c

411

Libraries, Special Classes, Col-

C"

35"

Special, Abbcvillr on the

lege and University. General.

Soninie.

c

412

Special, Aberdeen.

("

350-1

Nantes.

c

413

Cambridge, General.

c

351

Paris.

c

414

Special.

c

352

Tours.

c

415

Corpus Christi College.

c

353

German\ , General.

c

416

Emanuel College.

c

354

Special, Berlin.

c

417

Trinity College.

(■

355

Essen, Prussia.

c

418

Chicago Universitv.

C"

355-1

Austria. General.

c

419

Columbia Universit\ .

(■

35^)

Greece, (ieneral.

c

420

Cornell University.

C"

357

Special.

c

421

Edinbureh L'niversity.

c

35S

Italy, General.

c

422

Eton ColU'.L;e.

c

359

Special, Florence.

c

423

Glasgow University.

c

360

Rome, General.

c

424

Lancashire School.

c

360-1

Private.

c

425

London L"niversity.

c

36'

Vatican.

c:

426

.Manchester Grammar

c

362

Netherland, (General.

School.

c

5(^5

Special. .Amsterdam.

I"

427

Lancashire Independent

c

364

Groningen.

College.

14

BIBUOGRArHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

Libraries, Special Classes, Col-

C

468

Libraries, Club and Society, New

legje and University, Special.

York.

C 428

Owens College.

c

469

National Liberal Club.

C 429

Nebraska.

C

470

Polytechnic.

C 430

New York University.

C

471

Young Men's Christian Asso-

c 431

Oxford University, General.

ciation.

C 432

Bodleian.

C

472

Young Men's Mercantile.

<^' 433

Radcliffe.

C

473

Young Women's Christian

^ 434

Princeton University.

.\ssociation.

C 435

Rochester University.

C

474

Women's Club Libraries in

C 436

Sion College.

U.S.

C 437

Surgeons. Royal College of.

C

475

Private Libraries, General.

C 438

Vale University.

C

476

Special.

C 439

Ecclesiastical, General.

C

477

Boston.

C 440

Special, Lancashire.

C

478

Brooklyn.

C 441

Lincoln.

c

479

New York.

C 442

Manchester.

c

480

St. Louis.

<-' 443

Odenwald, Bavaria.

c

481

Althorp.

C 444

Vatican, Rome.

c

482

Bonaparte.

<^~ 445

Wells.

c

483

Chatsworth.

C 446

Chained Libraries.

c

484

Chesshyre's.

C 447

Historical, United States,

c

485

Conway's.

General.

c

486

Gladstone's.

C 448

Special.

c

487

Haigh Hall.

C 449

Hospital.

c

488

Hall (Thomas).

C 450

Household.

c

489

Honeywood (Dean).

^ 451

Law.

c

490

Locker's.

C 452

Libraries for the Blind.

c

491

Marsh's.

C 453

Medical.

c

492

Pepvs'

<^ 454

Milifarv.

c

493

Smith (Richard).

C 455

Naval."

c

494

Thoresby (Ralph).

C456

Lighthouse.

c

495

Valliere (Due de la).

C 457

Prison.

c

496

Proprietary, General.

C 458

Reformatory School.

c:

497

Librar}- Endowment, Gifts and

C 459

Industrial and Commercial.

Bequests.

cleo

Railway.

c

498

Public Libraries, Arguments in

C 461

Scientific.

favour of,

C 462

Subscription, General.

c

499

Against.

C 463

Special.

c

500

and the Press.

C 464

Endowed, Special.

c

501

Educational value of.

C 465

Club and Society, General.

c

502

Influence of Reading.

C 466

Special, Alpine Club.

c

503

Instruction in the use of Books.

C 467

Manchester.

Class D Architecture, Planr

linj

t. Furniture, and Fittings.

1) 1 Architecture, (ieneral.

D

17 Lighting, (ieueral.

I) 2

Special.

D

18

Natural.

1) 3

Planning, General.

D

19

Artificial, General.

I) 3-1

Interior Decoration.

D

20

Gas.

D 4

Plans— Ivxhibitions of Library

D

21

Electricity.

Plans.

D

211

Metallic filament lamps.

n 5

Special Examples.

D

22

Methods of checking

1) 6

Special Departments — News-

current.

room.

D

23

\'entilati()n.

1) 6-1

Reading Room.

D

24 Library Appliances and Supplies,

I) 7

Reference Library.

(ieneral.

D «

Lending Library— (jcneral.

D

^5

Special Eurniture for Children's

D 9

Open Access.

Rooms.

1) 9-1

Eittings.

1)

25-1

Reading Rooms

D 10

Children's Rooms.

D

25-2

Board Room.

D II

Lecture Hall.

1)

25-3

Lifts.

I) 12

Small Libraries.

D

2()

Shelving, General.

I> 13

Branch Libraries.

D

27

Special, Wood.

D 14

College Libraries.

I)

zS

Metal.

I^ 15

Eloors and Eloor Covering.

1)

29

Adjustable, Sliding, Sus-

D 15-1

Dust in Libraries.

pended.

D 16

Heating.

D

29.1

Dwarf Iiookca.se.s.

KEY TO Till-: CLASSIFICATION

D 29-2 Shelving, Special, Revolving

Bookcases.
D 29-3 Adjustable Display Book-

cases.
D 29-4 Atlas Shelves.

D 30 Appliances, General.

D 30-1 Special, Shelf Supports,

n 30-2 Dununies.

D 30-3 Pins.

D 30-4 Automatic Shelf Steps.

D 30-5 Dwarf Steps.

D 30-6 Ladders.

D 31 Book Carriers and Trucks.
D 32 Show Cases.

D ^^ Rests and Holders.

D 33-1 .Atlas Frames and l^asels.
D 34 Desks and Counters.
D 34-1 Flat Top.

D 34-2 Roll Top.

D 34-3 Racks and Trays for.

D 34-4 Supplies for.

D 34-5 Cupboards and Cabinets,

General.

D 34-6

Cupboards and Cabinets, for

Maps.

n 35

Chairs.

15 35-1

For Children's Rooms.

D 35-2

Chair Castors.

D 35-3

Fads.

D 36

Reading Tables.

D 36- 1

Desk.s.

D 37

Tables for Cliildrcn>

Rooms.

D 3«

Newspaper Stands.

N 39

Racks.

D 40

Periodical Racks.

D 41

Time Table Rack?.

U 42

Hat and linbrella Stands.

D4i

Clocks.

D44

Telephones.

D 44.1

Telephone Index Cabinet.

D 45

Furniture Inventory.

D 45- 1

Card Stores Index.

D 46

Fire Prevention, Insurance,

etc.

D 47

Safes and Strong Rooms.

Class £~Library Organisation and Administration.

E 10

1-: 15

Library Organisation, General.
Administration, (ieneral.
Special — Small Library.
I Library Methods applied to

Business.
Consolidation and Centrali-
zation of Administra-
tion. Arguments for and
against Unification of
of Libraries, America.
England.
Finance. General.
Financial Records.

1 Loose Leaf Ledgers.

2 Audit of Accounts.
Personnel — Governing Boards,

Committees. Directors, Trus-
tees, etc., General (Powers,
duties, cjualifications, etc.)
Special, Connnittees.

1 Delegation of Powers to.

2 Librarians acting as Secre-

taries.
Bye-laws Governing Com-
mittees in Ireland.
Trustees.

Bye- laws governing Board
Meetings.
I Boards Meetings, Records

of.
Library Workers— Biographical

and Obituary Notices.
Librarianship — Oualifications,
duties, etc.
Librarians' Salaries.
I Guarantee Bond.

Reading.
Social Duties, Recreation,

etc.
Biographical and Obituary.
Notices, General.

E 19

E 22

Librarianship — Librarians, IJio
graphical and Obituar\ .
Special, in .Alphabetical
Order.
Staff Management.

Entrance 1-^xaminations for

Staff Appointments.
Apprentice Classes in

Libraries.
Relationship.

Clubs, Guilds, Conferences.
Relationship with Readers.
.Assi.stants, Oualifications.
Professional Trainiii-

and Examinations.
Training.

Salaries, Duties, etc.
Staff Time Sheets.
Hours of Work.
Vacations.
Library Garment.
Work Room.
; Lockers.

; ' Wardrobe.

Health of Assistants.
Candidates' expenses for
StaR" Appointments.
Members' expenses atten-
ding Conferences.
Women Librarians.
Children's Librarians.

Training for.
Government Inspection of

Liliraries.
Library .Association Dip

lonias.
Proposed Institute of

Librarians.
Registration of Lil)rariaii-.
Superannuation for Libr.i
rians.

i6

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Library Notices, Placards, etc.
[ Name Plates, Facias, etc.

Rules and Regulations, General.
Hours of Opening.
Sunday Openinj,'.
Holidax- Opening.
Co-operation. Inter- Library
Loans, Interchange of
Borrowing Privileges,
General.
Club Rooms.

Debating or Conversation Room.
Smoking Room.
Rest Room.
Loafers and Loungers.
Cycle Accommodation.
Library Moving.
Stationery Records.

1 Cabinets and Racks.

2 Supplies.

3 Loose Leaf I\Iemo Books.
Ink.

Paste.

Shellac for Book Labels.

Sign Writing Outfits.

1 Duplicating Outfits.

2 Copying Press.

3 Copying Press Stands.
Typewriters.

I Typewriter Desks and Tables.

Recipes. General.

Terms and Phrases used in
Library Work.

Quotations for Inscription on
Library Buildings.

Stock Book — Accessions Re-
cords.

Withdrawal Book and Supple-
ment to Stock or Acces-
sions Book.

Stocktaking Methods.

Special Departments — News-
room -Methods.
Periodicals — Methods of Dis-
play, Filing, etc.

1 Newspaper and Periodical

Files.

2 Clips

3 Newspaper Leaning Bar.

4 Name Plates.

5 Time Notices.

6 Magazine Lists (Adjustable).
Periodicals, (Mtiht>ds of

Checking).
Indicator.
Obliteration of Racing News.
Reading Room Rules and
Regulations.
Methods.
For the Blind.
Directories and Time
Tables.
Ladies' Room.

Reference Department, Rules
and Regulations.
Methods.

Information Desk and Assis-
tance to Readers.

Special Departments.

E 82

Reference Department. Ac-

cess to Shelves.

E 82-1

College Libraries.

E 83

R(>lative functions. Co-ordi-

nation, etc.. of Refer-

ence and Lending De-

partments.

E 84

Lending Library Methods.

E 85

Charging Systems, General.

E 86

Special Ledger.

E 86-1

Slip System.

E 86-2

Dummy System.

E 87

Indicators, General.

E 88

Special Makes.

E 89

Barrett.

E 8g-i

Second.

E 90

Bonner.

E91

Chivers.

E 92

Cotgreave.

E 93

Dent.

E 94

Duplex.

E 95

Dvall.

E 96

Elliott.

E 97

Graham.

E 98

Kennedy.

E99

Morgan.

E 100

Walker.

E loi

Wright- Stanlake.

E 102

Card Charging S\stem.

E 102-1

Trays and Racks.

E 102-2

Book Charging Cards.

E 102-3

Card Guides.

E 102-4

Pockets.

E 103

Indicator versus Card

Charging.

E 104

Open Access, Arguments

for and against.

E 105

( )pen Access, Partial

E 106

Special Lending Depart-

ment.

F 107

Loan Pei-iod — Rules and Re-

gulations.

E 108

Special Inter- Library Loans.

E T09

Travelling Libraries.

E no

Age Limit.

K III

Borrowers' Registration.

E iii-i

Blanks and Forms, General.

E 1 11-2

Borrowers' Numerical Regis-

ter

E 1 1 1-3

Borrowers" Application

Forms.

K J 1 1-4

Borrowers' Card.

!•: 112

Guarantors.

E 113

Tickets. Student.

E 114

Special Facilities.

E 115

Privilege Issue.

E 116

Interchange between Li-

braries in adjoining

areas.

E 117

CJverdues.

E 118

Fines and Penalties.

E 1 18- 1

For Lost and Damaged

Books.

E 119

Renewal of Books.

E 120

Reservation <if P^ooks.

KEY TO THE CLASSIFICATION

Infection, Contagious Diseases,
Disinfection, Sterilization,
Tuberculosis, etc.
Juvenile Depaitment — Rules

and Regulations.
Children's Libraries and
Special Work with Child-
ren.
Reading Rooms.
Library Associatii)ns and
Leagues.
Picture Work, Bulletin

Boards, etc.
Travelling Collection of
I^ictures.

Children's Libraries and Special

Work with Children.

E

128

Story Telling — Story Hour.

E

129

Anniversaries.

E

130

Relationship between Li-
braries and Schools.

E

131

School Libraries.

E

131-

I Library Furniture.

E

132

Travelling School Libra
ries.

E

Ui

Sunday School Libraries.

E

134

Reading of the Young.

E

135

Library Statistics.

E

ijb Reports.

Class F— Library Extension.

h

12

F

13

1-^

14

F
F

14
15

F

16

V

•7

v

18

V

18

l-

18-

1"

18

F

F

19
20

!•'

21

F

22

F
F

^3

24

1^
F

25
26

F
F

27

28

F

29

Library Extension — Branch Li-
brary methods.

Delivery Stations.

Village Libraries.

Travelling Libraries.
Library of Pictures.

Home Delivery of Books.
Libraries.

Subscription Departments in
connection with Public
Libraries.

Library Post — Efforts to secure
reduced Postal Rates for
Library Books.

Methods of Reaching the Public
— I-"unctions of Libraries.

Library Advertising.

Relations between Public Libra-
ries and Public Education.

Libraries in relation to Indus-
trial Education.

Libraries as Social Centres and
Relations between Libra-
ries and Clubs.
I Libraries as Holiday Bureaus.

Legislative and Municipal Refer-
ence Work.

Library Co operation to provide
Books for the Blind.

Museums, Art Galleries and
Lectures in connection with
Public Libraries, General.

Museums.

1 Act.

2 .Appliances.

3 Show Cases.
Art Galleries.

JCxhibitions in Public Libraries,

(General.
(Jn Special Subject.s.
Library Exhihitiocis, Animal.

Architectural.

Art Loan.

Basket.

Bird.

Butterflies.

Bibliographical.

Bot)kmaking (Evoluti
the Book).

E 30

F31
F 32
F 35
F 34

F41

F42

F 43

F 44

F 45

F 46

F 47

F

F

F

F

F

V

F

F

F

F

F

ni 1

48

49
5"
51
52
53
54
55
5(^
57
58
F 59
F 60
F 61
F 62
F 63

F 64
F 65
1-^ 66

F 67

F 68
F 69
V 70

7'
F 72

Library Exhibitions.

Bookmaking (Evolution of the
Book), Printing.
Book Illustration.
Bookbinding.
Book Plates.
Book Cover Designs.
Book Exhibitions, (ieneral.
Special Collections, Art.
Bird.

Children's.
Christmas Gifts.
Historical Works on
-America, General.
Special, California.
Newark.
New York.
Music.
Nature.

Reference Works.
Costume, Prints.
Educational Work.
Fish.
Forestry.

(ieographical and Geological.
Indian Curios and Relics.
Industrial.
Irish.

Lantern Slide.
Library Buildings (Designs).
Needlework.
Paintings. General.
Paintings bv American Artists,
in Oil.

in Water Colour,
by Indian Artists,
l-'xamples by Individual
Artists, Rossetti.
Tadema.
Whistler,
of Special Subje^ ts, .Ameri-
can ICtchin.L;s.
American Ke v< )lutionar_v

Pictures.
Greek \'.i>es.
Madonna.
War Pictures.
Picture Bulletins.
Prints, Copley Prints.

i8

BIBLIOCRAFHV Ob

LIHR.

l/v'\" ECOyOMV

Library Exhibitions.

Portrait Exhibitions.

F 73

Japanese Prints.

F85

Franklin.

F 74

Mez;;()tints.

F 86

Hero.

F75

i'icproductiuns.

F 87

Schiller.

F76

Pearl Industry.

F 88

Washington.

F77

Periodicals.

F89

Poster.

F 78

Photography.

F 90

Potterv.

F 79

Photographs of Florence.

F91

Silk.

F 80

\'cnice.

F 92

Textile.

F 81

West Indian Scenes.

F 93

Valentine.

F 82

Plant Studies.

F94

Wild r-lowers.

F 83

Portrait — Burns I'xhibit.

F95

Wood Ivngraving.

F84

Cromwell.

F 96

Library Lectures.

Class G— Books.

(j I Book Selection. General Principles.

G 2 Book Buying.

(i 3 Co-operative.

G 4 Not Price System.

G 5 Discounts to Libraries.

G 6 Duty on Books for Public

Libraries.

G 8 Aides and Guides to Book

Selection.

G 9 Remainders .and Second-

hand Books.

G 10 I^xchange.

G 1 1 Library Ivditions.

G 12 Reprints.

G 13 Renting Collections of Books.

Ci 14 Donations.

G 15 Discarding, withdrawal of

worn-out, doubtful, and
out-of-date Books — Gen-
eral.

(i 16 Doubtful Books.

(i 17 Duplicates — Care and Dis-

posal.

G iS Central Clearing House

for Exchange.

G 19 Duplicates. Collections of

Popular Books.

f J 20 Replacements.

(i 21 Special Subjects — Fiction.

G 22 I^ooks for the Blind.

G 23 Foreign Books.

G 24 Juvenile.

G 25 Preparation of Books for the
Public Cutting. Stamping,
Labelling, etc.

G 26 Sizes.

(i 27 Collation.

G 28 Signatures.

(i 29 Title Pages.

G 30 Plates and Labels.

G 31 Book Stamps and other .Marks of
Ownership.

G 32 Marks.

G T,', Hints on the care and preser\a-
tion of Books.

G 34 Mutilation of l^ooks and News-
paper?.

G 35 Insect pests. Bookworm?.

(i 36 Injuries from Dust, Heat, and

Light.

c.

37

Bt)ok Thefts.

G

3«

Storage.

G

39

Distribution.

G

40

Specialization of Libraries. Gen-
eral.

G

4'

Special. Architecture and .Mlied
Arts — Collections.

G

4^

Art.

G

4^-

Brown (John Carter).

G

43

Cervantes.

(i

44

Chinese.

G

4.T

De Quiocey.

Ci

46

Immigration.

C,

47

l-\)lk Lore.

(i

48

eiipsy.

(;

49

Goethe.

G

50

Government Documents.

(i

51

Historical, America.

G

52

British Colonial.

G

53

Industrial.

G

54

Jefferson.

G

55

Legal.

(;

5^

Local.

G

57

Manuscripts.

C

5S

Medical.

G

59

Maps.

G

60

Municipal.

G

61

Music — Value oi Music in
Libraries.

G

62

Collections.

G

63

Oriental.

G

64

Pamphlets.

G

65

Pedagogical.

G

66

Periodicals.

G

67

Clearing House.

G

68

Photographic Collection.

G

6()

Philatelic.

G

70

Pictures and Prints.

G

70-

I Poetry. .American.

G

7'

Progrannne Literature.

G

7-'

Scrap Book.

G

73

Shakespeare.

G

74

S'andard Library.

G

75

Stephen (Leslie)"

G

76

Technical.

G

77

Thibetan.

G

7«

Trade Catalogues.

G

79

Travelling Collections of
I'"oreign Books.

KEY TO Till-: (

LAS.slFlC Alios ly

Class H Classification.

H I

Classification — Hibliograph\-.

II

55 ^

lassification of Subjects. .Argu-

H 2

General

ments for.

H 3

Schemes, General.

H

5(^

Against.

H 4

Special, Adjustable.

H

57

Logical or Scientific. Argu-

H 4-1

Arts and Science, Conj;re=s

ments for.

Scheme.

H

5«

Against.

H S

Bacon.

H

59

Everyday Problems of Practical

H fa

Bonaz2i

Application.

H 7

British [Museum.

H 60

Relative Classification.

H 8

Brownbill.

H

61

For Special Libraries.

H 9

I^runet.

H

62

Subjects— Anthropology.

H lo

Modified.

H

62-1

Architecture.

H II

Brussels Scheme (Dewey

H

63

Biography.

Expanded).

H

64

Book Arts.

II ii-i

California University

H

64-1

Chemistry.

Scheme.

H

^^5

Children's Books.

H II-.

Cels.

H

fa6

Countries.

H 12

Clemens.

H

67

ICducation.

H 13

Coleridge.

H

68

Fairy Tales, etc.

H 14

Congress Library.

H

69

Fiction.

H 15

Cutter.

H

70

Folk Lore.

H i6

De\ve\-.

H

71

Forestry.

H 17

Modified.

H

72

Government Documents.

H iS

Dieserud.

H

73

Greek and Latin Classics.

H 19

Edmands.

H

74

History.

H 20

Edwards.

H

75

Illustrations.

H 21

Farley (Radcliffe College

H

76

Law.

Library).

H

77

Library lCcom)my and

H 22

Fletcher.

Bibliography.

H 23

Garnier.

H

78

Local Collections.

H 24

Gesner.

H

79

Mathematics.

H 25

Harris (W. T.)

H

80

Medicine.

H 26

(G. W.)

H

81

Music.

H 27

Hart wig.

H

82

Naval.

H 27-1

Harvard University

H

«3

Numismatics.

Scheme.

H

84

Philosophy and Religion.

H 28

Home.

H

85

Photographs and Paintings.

H 29

Jena Repertoriuin.

H

85-T

l'sycholog\-.

H 30

Earned.

H

86

Recreative Arts.

H 31

Lebas.

H

87

Science.

H 32

Manutius.

H

88

Shakespeareana.

H i5

Merlin.

H

89

Sociology.

H34

Naude.

H

90

Typograjphy.

H35

New York State.

H

91

Zoology.

H 36

Ogle

H

92 Classification. Loose or Close.

H37

Peabody Institute.

Arguments in favour of Loose.

H 38

Perkins' Rational.

H

93

Close.

H 39

Poole.

H

94

Fixed or IMovable -Fixed.

H 40

Quinn-Brown

H

95

Movable.

H 41

Richardson

H

96

Subordinate Arrangement.

H 42

Rowell (University of Cali-

General Principles.

fornia.)

II

97

.Accession.

H 43

Royal Institution.

H

98

Author.

II 44

Savigny.

H

1)9

Chronological.

H 45

Schrettinger.

H

100

Si/e.

H 46

Schwartz.

H

lOI

Other.

II 47

Shurtleff.

H

102

Shelf Arrangement. Notation,

II 4S

Sion College.

etc.

H 40

Smith.

H

ii'3

Shelf Guides.

H 50

Sonnenschein.

H

104

Lists.

H 51

Subject Classification.

11

'<J5

Labels.

H 52

Wilcox (Peoria Library)

H

lofa

Label Holders.

H 53

Winsor.

H

107

Class Marking and Letter-

H 54

Classification. Universal Scheme.

ing.

Arguments in favour of adopt-

H

108

Colom- I,abel.s.

ing a Standard Scheme.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBKARY ECOXOMY

Class I— Cataloguing.

I I Cataloguing, Genera 1.

I 33

Class Lists.

I 2

Rules, General.

I 34

Magazines and Bulletins.

I 3

Special, Alphabetical Arrange-

I 35

Reading Lists.

ment.

I 36

Children's Catalogues.

I 3-1

of German Vowels.

I 37

Aimotation. General.

I 3-2

Transliteration.

I 38

Appraisal or Description ?

I 4

Author Entry.

I 39

Special, FicticMi.

I 4-1

English Noblemen.

I 40

Historical Works.

I 4-2

Names of Cities.

I 41

Juvenile Books.

I 4-3

Names of Artists.

I 42

.\rrangement.

I 5

Corporate Entr\ .

I 4'.

Aides and (iuides.

I 6

Title Entry.

I 44

Lil)rary Handwriting.

I 7

Subject Headings.

I 45

I'reparation of matter for Printer.

I 8

Capitalization.

I 40

Catalogue Printing.

I y

-Anonymous and Pseudony-

1 47

Library Printing Department.

mous Works.

I 4'^

Card Catalogue. General.

I lO

Classified Catalogues.

I 49

Rules.

I 11

Children's.

I 50

Aids.

I 12

Annotation.

I 51

Arguments against.

I 13

Abbreviations and Contrac-

I 52

Distribution from Central

tions.

Bureau.

I 14

For Special Subjects-Art

1 53

Cabinets.

Collections.

I 54

Drawers.

I 15

Government Documents.

I 55

Guides, Blocks, etc.

I i6

Incunabula.

I 5f'

Cards.

I 17

Local Collections.

I 57

Universal Catalogue.

I i8

Manuscripts.

I 58

Co-operative Cataloguing.

I 19

Maps.

I 59

Catalogues — Description of

I 20

Music.

Si)ecial Examples. General.

I 21

Pamphlets.

I 60

Sj^ecial.

I 22

Periodicals.

I 61

Travelling Catalogues.

I 23

Periodical Literature and

I 62

Printed Catalogues.

Transactions of Learned

I 63

Manuscript versus Printed Cata-

Societies.

logues.

I 24

Portraits and Photographs.

I 64

Printed Catalogue versus Card

I 25

Printing.

Catalogue.

I 26

Prints.

I f\5

Sheaf Catalogue.

I 27

Reports.

I 6()

Mechanical Methods of Display.

r 28

Scientific Literature.

I 67

Continuous or Panoramic form

I 2CJ

Trade Catalogues.

of Display.

I 30

Dictionary versus Classified

I 68

Scrap Book Method.

Form.

I 69

Accessions Frames.

I 31

Catalogue.

1 70

Catalogue Indicator.

I 32

Classified Catalogue.

Class J

Indexing.

J I Indexing Thcuiv.

J 7

I'iling Svsteins, Metal l-"iiing

J 2

Rules.

Cabiiiets.

J 3

.Aids and Guides.

J ^

Pigeon Hole Cabinets.

J 4

Mechanical Methods of Filing.

J 9

Correspondence Files.

J 5

Pamphlet I'lling I^oxes.

J 10

Numeric.

J (>

I'iling Systems, Wrtical.

Class K B

ookbinding.

K I

Bookbinding, Hibiiographv.

K 12

Bookbinding. Prepaiatioii 0! ixioks

K 2

Histor> .

for Binder.

K .5

Historical ICxamples.

K 13

Material, General.

K 4

General.

K 14

Special, Clotii.

K 5

Specifications.

K 15

Leather.

K f.

For Special Classes.

K If)

Deterioration.

K 7

Bookbinders, America. United

K 17

Sewing and Stitching.

States.

K 18

Lettering and Class Marking of

K 8

I'.ngland, London.

K 19

Library Binderw [Books.

K y

t'ambridge. •

K 19-

I Bookbinding Outfits.

K 10

Oxford.

K 20

Repairs.

K II

York.

K 21

Periodical Covers.

KEY TO TlIK CLASSIFICATION

Class L Bibliography.

1-

I

Hiblioi,'raphy— Societies, Aiacrica,

United States.

L

2

Institutes and Bureaus

^

Periodicals.

4

Canada.

5

England.

6

Periodicals.

J

Spenser Society.

s

Belgium.

9

Switzerland.

lO

Conferences, luigland.

1 1

Belgium.

12

International.

13

Bibliographical Exhibit.

14

Training Course. <

General.

1(1

Rules for Compilation.

17

History and Theorw

iS

National.

K^)

International.

20

Practical.

21

of Bibliographies.

22

Bibliographical Aids. -

2 J

Subject. General.

^4

Special, Select.

^5

Anonyms and Pseudonyms.

26

Broadsides.

27

Palaeography. General.

28

Manuscripts.

29

Special.

3<J

Facsimile Reproduction.

31

Missals.

3-'

Incunabula and Block
Books.

33

Bibliography, Book Sales. Prices,
Auctions and Fairs.

34

Collecting and Rarities, General.

35

Bibliographers. General.

3^^

Special, Bagford. John.

37

Blades, William.

3'^

Bxn-x, Richard de.

3«-

1 Christie, Richard C.

39

Dawson. John.

39-

I Dobre, Thomas.

40

Johnson. Samuel.

40-

I Locker-Lampson, 1-redk.

41

Morgan, Augustus de.

4^

Morris, WiHiam.

43

Nodier, Charles.

44

Parker, Archbishop.

45

Peignot. Stej)hen Gabriel.

46

Rawlinson, Thomas.

47

Smith. Richard.

4«

Stevens. Henr\-.

48-

I Thomason, (leor.i^i .

48.

2 Vallinger, Stephin.

49

Wank^-, Hunifrix .

5"

Watt. "Robert.

51

Bibliography of Individual

Authors. Bacon, Francis.

51-

I Bayley. Walter.

5^

Bradshaw. Henry.

53

Cervantes, Saavedra. M. de.

L

54

Chaucer, Geoffrey.

L

54-

I Cornaro, Luigi.

L

54-

2 Dafvdd ab Gwilym.

I

ndividual .•\utliois.

1- 55

ICvelyn, John.

I- 55-1

Goldsmith, Oliver.

L 5O

Holmes. Oliver Wendell.

L 57

JevDHS, W. Stanley.

L 58

Marcus Aurelius Antonius.

L 5«-i

Meredith, George.

L 59

Milton. John.

L 60

More, Sir Thomas.

L 61

O'Donovan. John.

L 61-1

Petronius.

L 62

Reisch.

L 62-1

Ruskin John.

L 63

Shakespeare, William.

L 63-1

Shakespeare- Baconian Theory.

L 63-2

Sidney, Sir Philip.

L64

Smart, Christopher.

L 64-1

Walton, I;:aac.

L 65 Trade Bibliograph\ .

L 66 Books for Reference Libraries.

L 67 Books for Branch Libraries.

L 68

Village Libraries.

L 69

Tra\elling Libraries.

L 70

College Libraries.

L 71

Science, General.

L 72

Special, Natural History.

L 73

Zoology.

L 74

Botany.

L 75

Physics.

L 76

Mathematics.

L 77

Useful Artsand Applied Science

General.

L 78

Special, Patent Specifications

L 79

Agriculture.

L 80

Gardening.

L 81

House Decoration.

L 82

FJcctricitv.

L 83

:\Iilitary Arts.

; L 84

Metallurgy.

: L 85

Railway Engineering.

L 86

Printing.

L 87

Bookbinding.

L 88

Textiles.

L 89

Medical Science.

L 90

Botany.

L 91

Domestic Economy.

L 92

Fine and Recreative Arts.

General.

: L 93

Special, Photograph\ .

! L 94

Writing

L 95

Shorthand.

' L 96

Music.

L 97

Sports and Pastime-.

L 98

Social Science, (k-neral.

L 99

Special, Manner-^ and Cus

toms. Faster.

L 100

Christmas.

L 10:

Hallowe'en.

L 102

Th<mksgi\ 1

L 103

Women.

L 104

Child Study.

L 105

Naturalizatioi'.

L 106

Immigration.

L 106-

I Colonization.

L 106-

2 Capital I'unishment.

L 107

Political Economy. ( ieueral.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY

Bibliography, Political Economy,

Bibliography, History and Geog-

Special.

raphy, U.S.

L

1 08

Labour gucstions.

L

164

Maps and Charts.

L

log

Employers' Liability.

L

i(J5

.America by States. California.

L

110

Free Trade, Protection,

L

166

Connecticut.

and Tariff.

L

167

Indiana.

L

III

Reciprocity.

L

168

Iowa.

L

112

(Government and Politics,

L

169

Louisiana.

General.

L

170

Maine.

L

"3

Special, Constitutional His-

L

171

Minnesota.

tory.

L

172

Missouri.

L

114

Cabinets.

L

173

New F.ngland.

L

"5

Elections.

L

'74

New York, Colonial History.

L

116

Suffrage.

L

175

(ieneral.

L

117

Budgets.

L

176

(governors' Messages.

L

118

Taxation.

L

'77

Marriage Licences.

L

119

State Ownershii).

L

177-1

Ohio.

L

120

Subsidies.

L

17S

\\ ashington.

L

121

Impeachment, Corrupt

L

179

America, North, General.

Practices.

L

180

Special, Canada.

L

122

Local Administration,

L

181

Central Nicaragua.

Municipal Affains.

L

1S2

West Indies.

L

123

Law.

L

183

Cuba.

L

124

International.

L

184

Porto Rico.

L

125

Consuls.

L

185

England, (leneral.

L

126

Arbitration.

L

186

Special, Middlesex.

L

127

Commerce and Trade.

L

187

Monmouthshire.

L

128

Guilds.

L

188

Somersetshire.

L

129

Trusts.

L

i8y

Scotland.

L

130

Finance, Banking.

L

190

Ireland.

L

131

Insurance.

L

lyi

France.

L

132

Pensions.

L

192

Italy, General.

L

^55

Social Science, l-^ducation.

L

193

Special, Florence.

L

134

Philosophy and KeliKion,

L

194

Venice.

General.

L

195

Netherlands.

L

135

Psychology.

L

196

Russia.

L

136

Ethics.

L

197

Spain.

L

137

Theology.

L

198

A.sia, (General.

L

138

Bible.

L

199

Special, India.

L

i3y

Deyotional Books.

L

200

China.

L

140

Roman Catholic.

F

201

Japan.

L

141

Monastic Chronicles.

L

202

Turkey.

L

142

Occultism and Theosophy.

L

203

Polynesia, Samoa.

L

143

Witchcraft.

L

204

Hawaii.

L

"44

History and Cieograi)hy,

L

203

^lalaysia, Philippine Islands.

General

L

206

Biograph\ , (ieneral.

L

•45

Special, Local and County.

L

207

Special, Musicians.

L

146

Maps and Charts.

L

208

Individual, Cromwell.

L

147

America, General.

L

209

I'iction.

L

'47-

[ Government Documents.

L

210

Children's Books, General.

L

148

Special Periods — Pre-

L

211

Special, Natural Histor\.

Columbian Discovery.

L

212

Useful Arts.

L

149

Colonial History.

L

213

Biography.

L

150

Revolution.

L

214

I'airy Tales.

L

151

Civil War.

L

215

Bo\s' Books.

L

152

Political Representation.

L

216

Girls'.

L

153

Senate.

L

217

Language.

L

154

Senators.

L

21S

Recitations.

J-

155

(iovernors" Messages.

L

219

Literature.

L

156

Statesmen — l-"rankliu.

L

220

Library Science. %

L

157

Lincoln.

L

221

Poetry, General.

L

158

Monroe.

L

222

Special, Canadian.

L

159

Washington.

L

^^S

I'^iglish.

L

160

Germans in United States.

L

Z24

Drama, I^nglish.

L

161

Paul Jones :\ISS.

L

223

Irish.

L

162

U.S. (iovermnent Docu-

L

226

Periodicals.

ments.

L

227

Newspapers.

L

.63

Naval History.

KEY TO THE CLASSIElCATIi).\

23

Class M-

Printing.

M I Printing, Hibli(>graph\-.

L

ivesof i'rintersand their Works.

M 2

Historw

M

55

Scotland, Glasgow.

M 2-1

Special.

M

56

Ireland, Dublin.

M i

Origin and Antecedents.

M

57

Bavaria, Augsburg.

M 4

National, America, General.

M

5«

Prussia, Cologne.

M S

Special.

M

59

Spain.

M (1

ICngland. General.

M

60

Individual, Andrewe.

M 7

Special, Presses, Cam-

M

61

Banks.

bridge.

M

62

Barbiere.

M 7-1

Essex.

M

63

Barker.

M S

King's Printer.

M

64

Baskerville.

M 9

Marprclate.

M

65

Bercula.

^[ 10

Oxford.

M

66

Berthelet.

M 11

Whittinghani.

M

67

Bulkle\-.

M 12

Wales, (ienenil.

M 68

Butler]

M 13

Special.

U

69

Byddell.

M 14

Scotland. General.

M

70

Bynneman.

M 15

Special, Aberdeen.

M

71

Caxtt)n.

M If)

Perth.

IM

72

Copland.

M 17

Ireland.

M

72-1

Day.

M 18

Special.

M

72-2

Denhain.

M ig

France. Cieneral.

M

73

Doesborgh.

M 20

Special, Paris.

M

74

D\er.

^[ 21

Lyons.

M

75

East

M -

Austria, General.

M

76

Faques.

yi 2;

Belgium, General.

M

77

Foulis.

M 24

Special. Bruges.

M

7«

Fust.

M 25

Bohemia. General.

M

79

Gaver.

M 25-1

Greece.

M

80

Gent.

M 26

Germany, General.

M

81

Gesner.

M 26-1

Cologne.

M

82

Gibson.

M 27

Holland. General.

M

«3

Godfra\-.

M 2S

Hungary, General.

U

83-1

Giolito, J. and G.

M 2c,

Italy. General.

M

84

Grafton.

M 30

Special.

M

«5

Griininger.

M 30-1

Venice.

M

86

Gutenberg.

M 31

Russia and Poland. General.

M

«7

Haghe.

M 32

Spain and Portugal. General.

M

88

Herford.

M iJ

S\vit/:erland, Cieneral.

M

88-1

Hohenwang.

M 33-1

Special, Basel.

M

89

Kele.

M 33-2

Friburg.

U

go

Lant.

-^I 34

Scandinavia. General.

M

91

:\IaNk>r.

M 35

China.

M

92

Middleton.

M 36

History of Special Presses,

M

93

Xotarv.

"Berthelets'.

M

94

Nycholson.

:\r 37

Edinburgh.

M

95

Plantin.

M 38

Elsevier.

M

96

Pocock.

M 39

King's Printer.

M

97

Pnii^ou.

M 40

Marprelate.

M

98

Rastcll.J.

M 41

Lutheran Press at Wit-

M

99

Rastell. W.

tenburg.

M

100

Ratdolt.

M 42

Morisonsof Perth.

M

101

Raynalde.

M 43

Oppenheim.

M

102

Reinhard.

M 44

Oxford.

M

103

Richardson.

M 45

Plantin.

M

104

Savignv.

M 46

I'irich's Press.

M

104- 1

Schoefier.

M 47

Wliittingham.

M

Short.

M 48

Private Presses.

M

I Ob

Skot.

M 4<)

Secret Presses.

iM

107

Treferis.

M 50

History of Special Classes, In-

M

108

Clrieh.

cunabula. Block Books.

M

109

Valdfoghel.

M 5.

Music.

M

no

N'erartl.

M 5^

Lives of Printers and their

M

II I

Wolfe.

Works. l-3ngland. General.

M

112

Wordi-.

-^r 53

Special Towns, Exeter.

M

113

Wver.

M 54

York.

M

114

Printers' .Marks.

M ii6
M 117

M 117-1

M 118

M iig
M 120
M 121

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

l>p()>,'raph>- — Invention of

M 122

Proof Reading.

Mo\able Types.

M 123

Punctuation.

Hook Illustration.

M 124

Title Pages.

Practical — (ieneral. Physi-

M 125

Colophons.

cal features of Books.

M 126

Imprints.

Publishers" Hxhibitions of

M 127

Signatures.

Hooks.

M 128

Ornamental Letters,

Initials

Tvpefounding — Printing

Inscriptions, etc.

Type.

M I2q

Paper Making.

Machinery, Linot\ pe.

M MO

Preservative.

IMonotvpe.
Ink.

M .31

Marks.

Class N— Publishing.

1 I'ublishing, (ieneral.

2 Publishers — Biographical

Notices.

3 Methods,

4 Censorship of the Press.

5 Bookselling.

Class O-

1 Copyright Legislation, Bibliogra-

phy.

2 General Articles.

3 In relation to Libraries.

4 Legislation — .America, United

States.

5 Rules for Registration in .-Xnieri-

ca. United States.

N 6 PKJoksellers — Biographical No-
tices.
I N 7 Stationers and the Stationers'
Company.
N 8 Newspaper Press Historv.
I N () Paper Dut\-.

Copyright.

O 6 Copyright, Rules for Registration
in America, North.

() 7 Legislation in England.

O 8 Rules for Registration in
England.

C) 9 Legislation, Foreign.

0 10 International.

O 1 1 Colonial.

Index,

Abbot, Dr. Ezra, Librarian E 19-1

Abbreviations, catalogue I 13

Aberdeen, Canada, Librar}' Assn. A 177
Conference A 227

Aberdeen, Scotland, Libraries,

Public C 330

Universit)- C 331

Printing, history of M 15

Access to shelves in Lending Lib-
raries E 104-106
Reference Libraries E 82
University and College Lib. E82-1
Accessions arrangement H g-
book E 66
frames 1 69
indicators E 87-101
labels for books H 105
lists, adjustable I 69
methods G 25
records E 66
Accounts, Library E 6
Audit of E 7-2
Acquisition. See Book selection.
Action for libel contained in books B 46
Acts, adoption of B 37
Additions, lists of : placard I 66
Adjustable Accessions Lists J 69
book holders I 65
catalogue frames I 69
classification scheme H 4
display bookcases D 29-3
indicator I 70
magazine list holder E 70-6
periodicals list E 70-6, I 69
sheaf catalogue I 65
sliding and suspended shelves D 29
Administration E 2-7
College Library C 136
small library E 3
Administrative work of staff E 29
Adoption of Library Acts B 37
Advertising the library F 11
Affiliated Societies of the A.L.A. A 16
.\ffiliation scheme of Library Assis-
tants' Association and Lib-
rarj' Association A 203
Africa, North, Libraries of C 392
South, Libraries of C 393-396
South, Library Conference A 233
Age Limit in Libraries E no
Agenda, Committee E 12-1
Agreement blanks E 57
Agricultural T>ibraries in United

States C 149

bibliography L 79

Aids and guides to book selection G8

bibliographical L 22

cataloguing 1 43

to reading G 8

Alabama Libraries, general C 12

State C 13

Library Association A 23

Summer School A 136

Commission A 104

legislation B 3

Alaska. Libraries of C 161

Albany, New York, Library School

A 161 162

Aldrich, Charles, Librarian E 19-2

Alleghany, Pa, Public Library C loo

Alphabetical arrangement in cata-
logues I 3
Alpine Club Library C 466
Althorp Library C313
Amalgamation of districts for lib-
rary purposes E 49
A.L.A. See American Libary Asso-
ciation.
America, Civil War, bibliographv

of 'L151

Colonial history, bibliography of L 149
Cuba, bibliography of L 183

Germans in U.S., bibliography of L 160
Governors" messages, bibliography

of L155

Libraries of C 3-168

Nicaragua, bibliography of L 181

North, bibliography of L 179

Paul Jones, MSS., bibliography of

L i()i
Political representation, biblio-
graphy of L 152
Porto Rico, bibliography of L 184
Pre-Columbian discovery, biblio-
graphy of " L 148
Revolution, bibliography of L 150
Senate, bibliography of L 153
Senators, bibliography of L 154
South, Libraries of C 163
Statesmen — Franklin, bibliographv

of Lis6

Lincoln, bibliography of L 157

Monroe, bibliography of L 158

Washington, bibliography of L 159
United States, General, biblio-
graphy of L 147
Special L 148-178
Civil War, bibliography of L 151
Colonial history, bibliography

of Iv 14Q

Franklin (President), biblio-
graphy of L 156
Germans, in U.S., bibliography

of L 160

Government documents, biblio-
graphy of L 162
Governors' messages, biblio-
graphy of L 15^
Libraries of C" 3-153
Lincoln (President), biblio-
graphv of L 157
Maps aiid Charts, biblio-
graphv of L 164
Monroe (President), bibliogra-
phv of L 158
Naval history, bibliography of L 163
Political representation, biblio-
graphy of I- 152
Senate, bibliography of L 153
Senators, bibliography of L 154
Washington (President*, biblio-

craphv of L 159

26

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY liCONOMY

American Association of I^w Lib-
raries A 21
State Libraries A 19
catalogue, Annual I 60
cataloguing rules I 2
etchings, exhibiticni of V 06
history, collections of books on G 51
Librarj' Academy. See American

Library Institute.
Library Ass(x;iation A 2-16
Affiliation A 16
Aims A 5
Catalogue 1 60
Cataloguing Rules I 2
("barter A 4
(.'ommittees A 8
Conferences A 21S
Presidential Addresses A2i()
Constitution A 3
Council A 6
l'"xecutive Board A 7
Headquarters A 15
History of A 2
Officers A 1 1
Past officers A 12
Publishing Hoard A 8
Treasurer's reports A 10
Trustees' section A 9
American Library Conferences A 218-225
Library Institute A 17
Legislation general B 2
Special states B 3-31
state aid ]} 38
taxation B 40
American literature, exhibits F 40
National Association of State lib-
rarians A 20
Kducation Association A 18
Paintings, exhibits of, F 59
Poetry, special collection of G70-1
Revolutionary picture exhibits F 67
State aid to libraries B 38
and Local Associations, general A 22
special A 23-73
Amherst Library catalogue I 60
classification H 16
summer school A 137
Amounts spent on books G 2
.\msterdam Library C 363
Analj'ticals in cataloguing I 2
Ancient libraries C 2
Anderson, J. P., Librarian E 19-3
Andrewe, Lawrence, Printer M 60
Anglo-American catalogue rules T 2
Animal exhibits F 22
Ann Arbor Library Club A 75
I'niversity Library ('71
Annixersaries E 129
Annotation I 37
Appraisal or description I 38
Rules, general I 12
Aanotation rules, special Fiction I 39
historical works I 40
juvenile works I 41
slip I 12
Anonymous literature, bibliography

of L 25
cataloguing rules I 9
Annual American catalogue 1 60
Antag(jnism between public and lib-
rary assistants K 25
Anthropology, classification of H 62
Appliances and supplies D 24-39
Museum F 18-2

Appliances, shelf D 30
Application forms '''5") 1'- m-.?

Applied arts, bibliography of L 77

Appointment of assistants E 21

Librarian E 14

Appraisal of books I 38

Appraisal versus description E 38

Apprentice classes E 22

Appropriation, proportion of, for

books G 2

Arbitration, bibliography of L 126
Architecture, classification scheme

for collections of books on G 41

exhibits of F 33

Library D 1-14

Armagh Library C 340

Armour Institute Library Class A 139

Arrangement, alphabetical I 3

Art books, exhibits F 36

collections of books on G 42

Galleries F 19

Museums and Lectures V 17

Loan exhibits F 24

Museums connection with Public

Libraries F 17-18
Artists, catalogue rules for names of I 4-3
Arts, Society of, Universal catalogue I 57
Arts and Science Congress, Classi-
fication scheme H4-1
Asia, general, bibliograph}' of L 198
Special^China, bibliography of L 200
India, bibliography of L 199
Japan, bibliography of L 201
Turkey, bibliography of L 202
Assistance to readers E81
Assistants, appointment of P3 2i
apprentice classes E 22
candidates' expenses E 35
clubs, conferences, guilds E 24
duties E 28
education E 27
entrance examinations E 21
female E 37
garments E ^ji
guilds E 24
health E 34
hours of work E31
professional examinations E 27
training E 27
qualifications E 26
relations with librarian E 23
readers E 25
salaries E 29 J
time sheets E 30 |
training E 28 \
vacations E 32
women E 37
Assisting readers E 81
Associations A i-ici, 178-21';
Astor Library catalogue I 60
Atlanta Carnegie Library training

class A 13S

Atlas shelves D 29-4

Atlases G 59

Auckland Library C 407

Auction fairs. Book L 33

sales L 33

Audit of accounts E 7-j

Augsburg, printers of M 57

Australasia, Library Association of A 216

Library Conference A 234

Australia, Libraries, general <- 397

South, Libraries ^'398 j

Western C 399 J

INDEX

Austria, Libraries of

printing in
Author bibliographies

classification

entries in catalogue

indicator

marks for books

numbers

tables

tables, Cutter's
Author and work marks
Automatic book shelves

shelf steps

C 355-1
M22

L 51-64
Hq8
I 4
I 70
H98
H98
H98
Hq8

H98

D29

D30-4

Uacon, Francis, bibliographj' of L5i

classification scheme H 5

Baconian controversy LSj-i

Bagford, John, Book collector L 36

Bahamas, Libraries of C 167

Baltimore Public Library C 60

Bangkok Library C 387-1

Bankes, Richard, Printer M 61

Banking, bibliography of L 130

Barbiere, Jean, Printer M 62

Barker, C. and R., Printers M 63

Barrett, Franklin T., Librarian E ig-4
indicators E 89, 89-1

Basel, printing press at M33-1

Baskerville, John, Printer M 64

Basket exhibits F 25

Bath, Libraries of C 191

Bay Path Library Club A 76

Bayley, Walter, bibliography of

works by L 511

Beaufort, Margaret, Countess of
Richmond and Derby, Book

Collector ' L 36-1
Beaver, Dam, Wis., Public Library C 128

Belfast Library (^341
Belgium, bibliographical conferences L 11

Bibliographical Society of L 8

Printing in M 23
Bellingham, Washington, Public

Library C 120

Bercula, Thomas, Printer M65

Berthelet, Thomas, Printer M 66

Printing Press M 36

Bequests and gifts to Libraries C 498

Bergen Library C 374

lierkshire. Libraries of C 262

Berlin Library C 354

Bermondsey Libraries C217

Bespeaking books E 120

Best books G 8

Betting news, obliteration of E 73

Bible, bibliography of the L 138

Bibliographers, General L35

Individual L 36-50

Bibliographical aids L 22

bureaus L 2

Conferences, Belgium Lii

England L 10

International L 12

exhibits F 28, L 13

Institutes L2

periodicals, America L3

England L6

publishers L21-1

societies, America, United States L i

Belgium L8

Canada L4

England L 5

Spenser Societ)' L 7

Bibliographical societies. S\

vitzerl

and

Terms

L (»
E64

training classes

L 14

Bibliography, bibliographies, gene

ral

T , ,

book auctions

i< 22

L34

collecting

fairs

1^33

prices

1-33

rarities

\.M

sales

1/3
L67

Branch Library books

Classification of

H64

. H"

College Library books

L70

Facsimile reproduction

L29

General articles

I. IS

History

L17

of libraries

A 244,

L 220

International

L iq

National

LI8

Practical

L20

rules for compilation

LI6

subject general

I' -'3

agriculture

L79

America, North

L179

Pre-Columbian discovery

L 148

revolution

L 150

Canada

L180

Bibliography, United States,

general L 147

Special

L 148-178

Civil War

L151

Colonial history

L 149

Germans in U.S.

L 160

Government documents

L147

I, 162

Governors' messages

I> 155

Maps and charts

L164

Naval histor}'

L161

Political representation

Li52

Senate

L153

Senators

L154

States, special

California

Li6^

Connecticut

L160

Indiana

L167

Iowa

L168

Louisiana

Ll6q

Maine

L170

Minnesota

L171

New England

L172

New York

Li

74'7r

Ohio

L177

Washington

L178

Anonyms

L2<;

Arbitration

L126

Asia, general

L198

special, China

L 200

India

L i9f>

Japan

L 201

Turkey

L 202

Author

I

^^1-64

Banking

L.30

Bible

L138

Bibliographers, general

1^35

individual

I

. 36-50

bibliographies

L21

biography, general

L206

special, Cromwell

L2o,S

juvenile

L2.3

musicians

L207

Bibliography, Subject, Block books

\-r

Bookbinding

L87

Botany

L74

28 BiBLIOGKAPin OF

LIBRARY ECOXOMY

Bibliography, Boys' books

L215

Bibliograph}', Japan

L201

Branch Library books

L67

Jones, Paul, MSS.

L ibi

Broadsides

L26

Labour questions

L108

Budgets

L117

Language, English

L217

Cabinets

L114

Law

L123

California

L165

International

L 124

Canada

L180

Library science A

244, L 220

Capital punishment

L 106-2

Lincoln

L157

Cataloguing

Ii

Literature

L2iq

Catholic books

L140

Local administration

L122

Child study

L104

literature

L145

Children's books, general

L210

Louisiana

Ll6q

special, Biography

L213

Maine

LI70

Boys' books

L215

Malaj'sia-Philippine Islands

L 205

Fairy tales

L214

Manners and customs

Lqg-102

Girls' books

L216

Manuscripts

L 28-29

Natural history

L211

Maps and charts

L146

Useful arts

L212

Mathematics

L76

China

L 202

Medical botany

Lqo

Christmas

L 100

science

L89

Classification

H I

Metallurgy

L84

College Library books

L70

Middlesex"

L186

Colonization

L io6-r

Military arts

LS5

Commerce and trade

L127

Minnesota

L171

Connecticut

L166

Missouri

L172

Constitutional history

Li,3

Monastic chronicles

L147

Consuls

Li2S

Monroe

LmS

Corrupt practices

L 121

Municipal affairs

L122

County and Local literature

L145

Music

Lq6

Cromwell

L20S

Musicians

L207

Cuba

L183

Natural history I

.72, L21I

Devotional books

L 130

Naturalization

Lio;

Domestic economy

L91

Netherlands

L105

Drama, English

L224

New England

L173

Irish

L22S

Newspapers

L 22-

. Easter

Lqg

New York, Colonial history

L174

Education

L133

(Teneral literature

L 17s

Elections

Liis

Governor's messages

L 170

Electricity

LS2

Marriage licences

L 177

Employers' liability

L lOQ

Nicaragua

LiSi

England, ,c,'eneral

Li8;

Occultism

Li42

special, Middlesex

Li86

Pastimes

L97

Monmouth

L187

Patent specifications

L78

Somerset

L188

Pensions

L 132

English drama

L224

Periodicals

L226

language

L217

Philippine Islands

L20S

Ethics

L136

Philosophy

I;I34

Fairy tales

L214

Photography

L93

Fiction

L 2on

Physics

L7;

Fine arts, general

Lq2

Poetry, general

L 221

special

I- 93-97

special, Canadian

L222

Florence

L 193

English

L22^

France

L iql

Political economy

L I or

Franklin

Lise

special

L108-111

Free Trade

Liio

Polynesia, Hawaii

L 204

Gardening

L 80

Samoa

L203

Geography

L 144

Porto Rico

L184

Girls' books

L216

Pre-Columbian discovery

L 148

Government and politics

L112

Printing

L 86, M I

Hallowe'en

Lioi

Protection

L no

Hawaii

L 204

Pseudonyms

L25

History

L144

Psychology

h'P

House decoration

L81

Railway engineering

L85

Immigration

L106

Reciprocity

L III

Impeachment

L121

Recitations

L218

Incunabula

L32

Recreative arts

L92

India

L199

Religion

I^ 134

Indiana

L167

Revolution, American

Liso

Insurance

L131

Roman Catholic books

L140

Iowa

L168

Russia

L196

Irish drama

L225

Samoa

L203

Italy, general

Liq2

Scotland

L189

special, Florence

L 103

Shorthand

^95

Venice

L194

Social science, general

L98

L\DEX

Bibliography, Social science, special

I' 99- 1 33

Spain L 197

Sports L 97

State ownership L119 |

Subsidies L 120 >

Suffrage L116 |

Tariffs L no

Taxation L iiS

Technology L 77

Textiles L88

Thanksgiving L 102

Theology L 137

Theosophv L 142

Trade ' L 65

Trade guilds L 128

Travelling Library books L69

Trusts L 129

Turkey L 202

Useful arts L 77, L212

Venice L 194

Village Library books L 68

Washington, General L 178

State of L 159

West Indies L 182

Witchcraft L 143

Women L 103

Writing L 94

Zoology L 73

Bibliography, Theory L 17

Trade L 65

Universal L 19, I 58

Bibliotheque Nationale C 348

Catalogue 1 60

Billings, John S., Librarian E 19-5

Bills, checking of G 2

Binder, preparation of books for K 12

Binders, catalogue I 65

lettering K 18

mechanical J 4

temporary J 4

Binding, See Bookbinding.

Biography, bibliography of L 213

Children's bibliography of L 206

Classification of H 63

Bird books exhibition F 37

exhibits F 26

Birmingham and District Library

Association A 188

Libraries of C 192

Bishopsgate Institute catalogue I 60

Bi-State Library Conference A 222

Blacking-out betting news E 73

Blades, William, Book Collector L 37

Blanks and forms E S7j Eiii-i

Blind, books for the G 22, C 452

book selection for the G 22

co-operative work for the F i6

Libraries for the, general C 452

in England C 176

United States C 143

reading for the G 22, C 452

reading rooms for the E 76

work with the G 22

Block books, bibliography of L 32

printing of M 50

Blocks, card catalogue I 55

Blotz, Hugo, Librarian E 19-6

Board Meetings, bye-laws governing

E 10, E 12

of Directors E 8

Room tables E 12-2

Boards for picture bulletins E 126

Bodleian Library, Oxford C 250

Bodleian cataloguing rules I 2

Bohemia, Libraries in C 355-1

printing in M ^z,

Bcjlton, Libraries of C 193

Bonaparte Library ^483

Bonazzi classification scheme II h

Bond, Sir Edward A., Librarian E H)

Bonnage sheaf catalogue I 6^

Bonner indicator E c)o

Book annotation I 37-41

arts, classification of H (14

auctions L ->,},

Bookbinders, instructions to K 12

of Cambridge K i,

London K S

Oxford K 10

United States K 7

York K 11

Bookbinding K 1-21

bibliography of K i, L 87

buckram for K 14

class marking H iS

cloth K 14

committee's reports K 4

comparative cost K4-:;

equipments K 19

exhibits L 32, K 3

forgeries K 2

general K 4

historical examples K 3

history K 1

instruction slip K 12-1

leather K 1 5

deterioration K ib

lettering K 18

library binderies K'lg

material, general K 13-16

special, cloth K 14

leather K 15

pegamoid for K 14

peltine for K 14

periodical cases K 21

practical K 4

records K 12

reinforced K 6

repairs K 20

serial K 4

sewing and stitching K 17

special classes of K 6

specifications K 5

terms K 3

Book buying G 2

co-operative G 3

order form G 2-},

proposition book G 2-5

records and processes G2-1

routine book G 2-},

suggestion slip G 5

Book card charging trays and racks

E I02-I

guides E 102-3

cards E 102-2

carriers D 31

Book cases, adjustable display D 29-3

dwarf D29-1

revolving D 29-2

charging cards E 102-2

system E 102

cleaning frame G36-1

G 10

clearing houses
collation
collecting
collectors

G27
L34

L 35-50

io

BIBLIOGRAPIIV Of LIBRARY KCUSOMY

Book covers, temporary G 33

cover design exhibitions F 34

cutting G 25-1
damages, borrowers' penalties E 118-1

dealers G 1-2

discarding G 15

disinfection E 121

distribution G 39

exhibitions, general F 35
special F 36-46, M 117-1

fairs L 3^

holders D ^3

illustration M 116

exhibitions F 31

indexes J 1

indexing J i

indicators E 87-101
injuries from damp, heat, and

light G 36

insects G 35

issues, charging E 84-103

indicators E 87-101

statistics E 135

Book-keeping, Library E 7

Book labelling G25

labels G 30

lettering and numbering K 18

lists. See Cataloguing.

loans E 107

making e.xhibitions F 29

marks G 32

mutilation G 34

ordering G 2

plate exhibitions F 33

plates G 30

pockets E 102-4

postage F 9

preparation for public use G 25

preservation G 33

prices G 4-5

bibliography L 33

production F 29

rarities L 34

renewals E 119

replacements G 20

reservation E 120

rests and holders D 33

sales L 33

satchels &33

selection G 1-24

aids and guides G 8

for the blind G 22

fiction G21

foreign books G 23

juvenile books G 24

Booksellers, bibliographical notices of N 6

foreign G23-i

general G2-1

library G 1-2

remainder G9-1

secondhand Gq-i

Bookselling N 5

Hook shelves D 26-29

showcases D 32

signatures G 28

sizes G 26

slips E86-1

stamping G 25, 31

stands D 33

storage G 38

supports D30-1

tags. See Labels.

tariff G 6

thefts G 37

Book title-pages G 29

trucks D 31

worms G 35

Books, accession labels for H 107

bespoken E 120

children's L 210-216

classification labels for H 107-1

doubtful G 16

duplicate, care and disposal of G 17

for librarians A 245-246

home delivery of F 6

how to open G 3

in foreign languages G 23

travelling collections G 79

instructions in the use of C 504

libel contained in B 46

out of print G 12

overdue E 117

register for E 117

physical features M 117

preparing for binder K 12

public G 25

printed at sea M 2-1

purchase of G 1-3

reference L 66

renting collections of G 13

reserving E 120

secondhand G 9

special collections of G 40-79

titles of. See Title pages.

use of C 504

Borders to title pages L 124

Borrajo, Edward M., Librarian E 19-S

Borrowers application forms E 113-1

cards E 113-4

guarantors E 112

index to E ni-2

interchange between libraries E 116

numerical register E 11 1-2

privilege issues E 115

registration of Em

Borrowing powers under Acts B 41

rights E 111-116

Boston, Mass., Public Library C61

private libraries C 478

Bostwick, Dr. Arthur E., Ltdrariati E 19-9

Botany, bibliography of L 74

medical, bibliography of L 90

Bournemouth Library C 193-1, C 280

Box, pamphlet - J 5

Boxes for filing J 5

Boys' books, bibliography of L215

Brackets, newspaper E 70-2

shelf D30-1

Bradbury, A. G., Librarian E 19-10

Bradford, Libraries of C 194-195

Bradshaw, Henry, Librarian E 19-11

bibliography of L 52

Braille. See Blind, books for the.

Branch library books L 67

methods F i

planning D 13

Brentford Library C 196

Brett, William IL, Librarian E 19-12

Brighton Library C 197

Bristol and Western District Branch

Library Association A 1S9

libraries, ancient C 200

general C 198

medical C 199

British Colonies, collections of

books on G 52

library legislation in B 36

Empire, libraries of C 347

INDEX

British Museum C 172

catalogue 1 60

manuscript 1 68

rules 1 2

classification scheme H 7

sliding bookcases D 2C)

broadsides, bibliography of L 26

Brookline, Mass., Public Library (63
Brooklyn, New York, library legis-
lation
private libraries
public libraries
Brown, James D., Classification
schemes. See Adjustable
and .Subject Classification
schemes.
Sheaf catalogue I 65

Brown, John Carter, special collection

G 42-1
Brown University Library C

Brownbill's classification scheme
Browne, Miss Nina E., Librarian E
Browne charging system
Bruges, printing in
Brunefs classification scheme

modified
Brussels Institute of Bibliography
Buckram for binding
Budgets, bibliography of
Buffalo, New York, Library Club

Public Library
Building specifications
Buildings. See Architecture and

Planning.
Bulklev, Stephen, Printer M 67

Bullen', George, C.B., LL.D.,

Librarian E 19-14

Bulletin boards E 126

Bulletin of the American Library

Association A 237

Bulletins, catalogue I 34

picture E 126

Bureaus, card catalogue I 52

for Duplicates. See Clearing House.
Burlington, Iowa, Public Library C 47

B22

(" 470
C88

36-1

H8

'9-13

M24

H9
Hio

L8
K,4

L117

A 77
C89

D3

Burniah, libraries of

C387

Burnham, John M., Librarian

E 19-15

Burns, portrait exhibitions

F83

Bury Library

C201

Richard de, Book collector

L38

Business man and the library

F13

side of the library

E6, 7

Butler, John, Printer

M67

Butterfly e.xhibitions

F27

Buying books

G1.3

Byddell, John, Printer

M68

Bye-laws, library

E4.S

for library committees

E 10-12

Bynneman, Henry, Printer

M70

<"abinets and cupboards

D34-5

bibliography of

L114

card catalogue

I 53

filing

J6

pigeon hole

J 10

stationery

E57-I

telephone index

D44-1

vertical filing

J6

Calcutta, Government Library

C385

California, bibliography of

L16

libraries, general

C14

law

C16

state

C7. 15

California Library Assnciatinn, con-
stitution A 2^
history A 24
meetings A 2(|
members A 26
organisations A 28
publications A 27
commissions A 10^
legislation B 4
literature exhibitions E41
Southern, Library Associations A 30
summer school A 140
University classification .scheme H ii-t
Cambridge libraries, general C 202
public ('20^

204

I'niversity
Printing Press M -
Cambridge, Mass., Harvard Univer-
sity Library C 64
Cambridgeshire, libraries of C 263-266
Campbell, Duncan, catalogue of col-
lection of manuscripts, etc L 21)
Campbell, Francis B. F., Librarian

E 19-16

Canada, bibliographical societies of L 4

bibliography of L 180

Government Library Ci^4

Libraries, general C 155

special C 156-160

Library Associations of A 176-177

conferences A 226-277

Canadian poetry, bibliography of L 222

Candidate's expenses E 3:;

Canfield, James Hulme, Librarian E 19-17

Cape Cod Library Association A 78

Colony, libraries of C 39 5

Capital punishment, bibliography

of L 106-2

Capitalization 1 8

of German nouns I 8

Carbon lamps D 21-1

Card, accession record E 66

book E 102-2

borrowers' E 111-4

Card catalogue I 48

arrangement 1 4c)

and indicator combined I 70

blocks I 55

bureau I 52

cabinets I 53

cards I 56

distribution I ^i

drawers I 54

guards I 55

guides 15=;

rules 1 4<i

trays I 54

versus printed catalogues I 64

Card charging cards F 102-2

systems K 102

versus indicator systems E 103

trays and racks E 102-1

Card index * T 4S. J

guides 15=;

signals I 55" >» J

issue trays E 102-1

newspaper delivery check E 71

pockets E 102-4

staff time E 30

stock record E 66

stores index 1^45-1

Cardiff Library C 328

Carey, Henry, Librarian E 19-18

Carnegie, Andrew, Library gifts C 498

32

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECOXOMY

Cataloguing rules, A.L.A.

I 2

Anglo-American

I 2

Bodleian

British Museum

Dziatzko

L.A.U.K.

Linderfelt's Eclectic

New York State Library

Carolina, North, Libraries, Public C 20

Library Association A 31

Commission A 105

legislation B 5

South, Libraries, general C 22

public C 23

Library Association A 32

legislation B 5

University Library C 136-2

Carriers, book D 31

Case, Museum show F 18-3

pamphlet J 5

Cases. See Shelving.

Cash accounts E 7

Castors, Silent, for chairs D 35-2

Catalogue arrangement I 42

binders 1 65

cabinets 1 53

cards 1 56

distribution of I S^

printed 1 5^

sale of I 52

trays for I 54

copy for printer I 45

drawers 1 54

frames 1 69

printers 145-'

printing 1 4^

in Libraries I 47

machinery I 45-2, M119-120

Catalogues, general

bulletins and magazines I 34

card 1 48

arguments against I 5'

versus printed I 64

children's 1 3^

classified 1 3^

versus dictionary I 3°

class lists I 33

dictionary 1 3^

display methods I 66-70

examples 1 59-6o

handwriting for I 44

indicator I 7°

manuscript versus printed I 63

page 1 68

panoramic 1 07

placard 1 69-70

printed 1 62

versus card I 64

manuscript 1 63

reading lists I 35

scrap book I 68

sheaf 1 65

trade G 78

travelling card I 61

universal I 57

Cataloguing, general I i

accession frames I 69

aids and guides 1 43

and indexing, co-operation in I 58

annotation, general . 1 37

special, appraisal or description I 38

fiction 1 39

historical literature I 4°

juvenile literature I 41

arrangement 1 42

bibliography of I i

bulletins 1 34

card, general I 48

rules 1 49

central bureaus I 52

co-operative I 58

Cataloguing rules, general I 2-29

Cataloguing rules for special subjects :

abbreviations I 13

alphabetical arrangement I 3

annotation I 12

anonyms 1 9

art collections I 14

artists' names I 4-3

author entry I 4

capitalization 1 8

of German nouns I 3

card 1 49

children's catalogues I 11

cities, names of I 42

classified catalogues I 10

contractions I 13

corporate entry I 5

Government documents I 15

incunabula I 16

learned societies' transactions I 23

local collections I 17

manuscripts I 18

maps I 19

music 1 20

noblemen 1 4-1

pamphlets I 21

periodical literature I 22

photographs and portraits I 24

printing 1 25

prints 1 26

pseudonyms 1 9

punctuation M 123

reports 1 27

scientific literature I 28

subject headings I 7

title entry I 6

trade catalogues I 29

transliteration 1 3-2

women's names I 4
Catholic literature, bibliography of L 140

Caxton, William, Printer M 71
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Public Library

C48
Cels' classification scheme H 11-2
Censorship, press N 4
Central cataloguing bureaus I 52
Centralisation of library administra-
tion E 4-5
Cervantes Saavedra, M. de, biblio-
graphy of L 53
books on G 42
Ceylon, Libraries of C 386
Chained libraries C 446
English C17S
Chairs D 35
castors for D 35-2
for children's rooms D35-1
pads for D 35-3
Charging cards E 102-2
methods E 85
systems, accessories C102-1-3
borrowers' cards for E 113-4
card E 102
dummy method E 86-2
indicators, general E 87
special makes E88-roi
ledger E 86

INDEX

33

Charging systems, slip method K 86-1

trays and racks E 102-1

Chatsworth Library C 484
Chaucer, Geoffrey, Bibliography of L 54
Chautauqua Summer Library School

A 141 '
Check cards, newspaper delivery E 71

sheets, periodical E 71

Checking bills E 7 ■

Chelsea Libraries C218 ,

Chemistry, Classification of H 64-1 ;
Cheshire Libraries C 267-268

Chesshyre's Library C 485 i

Chetham's Library, Manchester C 236
Cheyenne, Wyoming, Public Library

C 134

Chicago Libraries, general C 35

historical C 38 ^

public C 36

University C 37 '

Library Club A 79 \

round table meetings A 80 i

Child and the library E 123 '

study, bibliography of L 104 }
Children's books, bibliography, ■

general L210

special, biography L213 j

boys' books L 215 ;

fairy tales L 214 j

girls' books L 216 <

natural history L211

useful arts L 212

classification of H 65

exhibitions of F 38

selection of G 24

catalogues I 36

rules for I 11

librarians', training for E 38

libraries and the school E 130

library anniversaries E 129

associations E 125

bulletin boards E 126

chairs D 35-1

furniture D 25

management and policy E 123

picture work E 126
pictures, travelling collections

of E 127

planning D 10

reading tables D 37

rules and regulations E 122

story hour E 128

telling E 128

reading E 134

rooms ■ E 124

furniture for D 25

planning of D 10

school libraries E 131

travelling libraries E 132

story hour and story telling E 128

Chili, National Library of C 164

China, Libraries of C 389

printing in M 35

Chinese books, collections of G 44

Chivers' indicator E 91

Choice of books. See Book buying,

children's reading K 134

Christiania, Libraries of C 375
Christie, Richard C, Book Collector

L38-1

Christie Library, Manchester f 237

Christmas, bibliography of L 100

gift books, exhibitions of F 39

Chronoloeical arrangement II qq

( hurch libraries ^-439. 445
Circulating department E 84
pictures F 5
Cities, catalogue rules for names of I 4-2
Civil Service Examination for Libra-
rians E21
Clarke, George T., Librarian E 19-19
Class lettering H 107
lists 1 33
marking H107, K18
Classics, classification of H 73
Classification and shelf arrangement

H 96-106

bibliography of Hi

in College Libraries H 2

in Public Libraries H 2

California University Scheme H ii-i

close H 93

difficulties of application H 59

fixed H 94

general principles H 2

logical or scientific H 57-58

loose H 92

labels for books H 108.

movable H 95

notation H 102

number labels H 107

relative H 60

Classification schemes, general H 3

special, Adjustable H 4

Arts and Science Congress H 4-1

Bacon H 5

Bonazzi H &

British Museum H 7

Brownbill H 8

Brunet H 9

modified H 10

Brussels H 11

California University H ii-i

Cels H 11-2

Clemens H 12

Coleridge H 13

Congress Library H 14

Cutter H 15

Dewey H 16

modified H 17

Dieserud H 18

Edmands H 19

Edwards H 20

Farley H 21

Fletcher H 22

Gamier ' H 23

Gesner H 24

Harris (G. W.) H 26

Harris (W. T.) H 25

Hartwig H 27

Harvard University H 27-1

Home H 28

Jena Repertorium H 29

Earned H 30

Lebas H 31

Manutius H 3^

Naude H 34

New York State H 35

Ogle H 36

Peabody Institute H 37

Perkins H 3^

Poole H 30

Quinn-Brown H 40

Richardson H 41

Rowel 1 H 42

Royal Institution H 43

Savigny H 44

Schrettinger H 4:;

34

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

Clippings

.^^'

Clips, newspaper

L70-2

periodical

E70-2

Clocks for Libraries

1^43

Close classification

H93

Clothbindings

K4, 6

Cloth for book covers

K14

Club and Society Libraries

c 465-475

Libraries in England

C 190

rooms

E50

Clubs and Libraries

FI4

Classification schemes, special, Schwartz

H46

Shurtleff H 47

Sion College H 48

Smith H 49

Sonnenschein H 50

Subject H 51

Willcox H 52

Winsor H 53
■Classification schemes for special

Libraries H 61

scientific H 58

shelf labels H 105

subject, arguments against H 56

for H 55

special, anthropolog)^ H 62

architecture H 62-1

bibliography H 77

biography H 63

book arts H 64

chemistry H 64-1

children's books H 65

classics H 73

countries H 66

education H 67

fairy tales H 68

fiction H 69

folk lore H 70

forestry H 71

Government documents H 72

Greek classics H 73

history H 74

illustrations H 75

Latin classics H 73

law H 76

library economy H 77

local collections H 78

mathematics H 79

medicine - H 80

music H 81

naval literature H 82

numismatics H 83

paintings H 85

philosophy H 84

photographs H 85

psychology H 85-1

recreative arts H 86

religion H 84

science H 87

Shakespeareana H 88

sociology H 89

typography H 90

zoology H 91

subordinate arrangement, general H 96

special, accession H 97

author H 98

chronological H 99

size H 100

universal scheme H 54

•Classified catalogue I 32

rules I 10

versus dictionary catalogue I 31

Classified record of Library H 104

Cleaning frame for books G36-1

Clearing House for books G 10

duplicates G 18

Government documents G 18

periodicals G 67

Clemens' classification scheme H 12

<"lerical Libraries in England C 177

Clerkenwell Library C218-1

Cleveland Public Library C97

league E 125

Library. See Library Associa-
tions, Clubs.
Coat rails and racks D 42

Codice, Egyptian L 28

Cogswell, Joseph G., Librarian E 19-20
Cole, George W., Librarian E ig-21

Coleraine Library C 342

Coleridge's classification scheme H 13
Collation of books G 27

Collections, local G 56

Special. See Specialisation of
Libraries, Special collec-
tions, and also under Sub-
ject of collection.
College and University Libraries,
; general C 41 1-438

special, England C 178

United States C 136

College Department Libraries. See
Individual Colleges.
Library, access to shelves E82-1

administration C 136

i books L 70

co-operation E 49

planning D 13

students. Library privileges to

E 113, 114
I Colleges and Libraries F 12

Cologne, Printers of M 26-1, M 58

Colonial booksellers

Institute Library C 231

Libraries C 347

Library legislation B 36-1

Colonization, bibliography of L 106-1

Colophons M 125

Colorado Library Association A 33

Commission A 106

Legislation B 6

State Normal School A 143

Coloured shelf labels H 108

Columbia College Library School A 144

District of. Library Association A 37

Library Club ' A 80-1

University Library C 136-4

Columbus (Ohio) Library Club A 80-2

Combination of Library districts E 40

Commercial and Industrial Libraries

C 459
Libraries in the United States C 144
Commemorative tablets E65

Commissions, Library A 102-134

Committee, delegation cf powers to E 9-1
Library E 9-10

bye laws for E 10

meetings, agenda E 12-1

minute book E 12-1

records E 12-1

Complaint slips for borrowers E 57

Concilium Bibliographicum cata-
logue I 58
Condemnation of worn books G 15
Conferences, Bibliographical, Belgium

INDEX

35

Conferences, Bibliographical, England L lo

International L 12

Library, general A 217

special A 218-235

Congress Library C 3

card catalogue distribution I 52

classification scheme II 14

Connecticut, bibliography of L 166

Library Association A 34

Commission A 107

Legislation B 6-1

Public Libraries C 25-29

Consolidation and centralization E 4

Constantinople, Library of C 384

Constitutional history, bibliography

of L113

Consuls, bibliography of L 126

Consulting Librarian E 39

Consumption and Libraries E 121

Contagion E 121

Contractions, catalogue I 13

Convention of Librarians A 217-235

Conversation rooms in Libraries E 51

Conway's Library C 486

Co-operation of College Libraries E 49

of Library Commissions A 103 '

Co-operative book buying G 3 1

cataloguing I 58

work for the blind F 16 '

Copenhagen, Libraries of C 371

Copland, Robert, Printer M 72

Copley Prints, Exhibitions of F 72

Copy for printer I 45

Copying press E 61-2

stands E61-3

Copyright O i-ii

in relation to Libraries O 3

legislation, American O 4

bibliography of O i

Colonial On

English O 7

Foreign O 9 j

International 0 10

registration in America O 5

North America O 6

England O 8

Cork carpets, care of D 15

Library C 343

Cornell University Library C 136-5

Cornwall, Libraries of C 269-272

Corporate catalogue entry, rules for I 5
Correspondence files J 8

numeric J 9

Corrupt practices, bibliography of L121
Cost of Library buildings D 3

Costume exhibitions F 47

Cotgreave, Alfred, Librarian E 19-22

indicator E 92

Counters D 34

Countries, classification scheme for H 66
Country Libraries. See Travelling
Libraries and Village
Libraries.
County Council control of rural

libraries F 3

extension E 4, F 1-16

travelling libraries E 4, F 4

Covers for books G 33

Cowell, Peter, Librarian E 19-23

Coxe, Rev. H. O., Librarian E 19-24

Crime and punishment, bibliography

of L 106-2

Cromwell, bibliography of L 208

oortrait exhibitions

F8d

Croydon Libraries C 205

Crunden, Frederick M., Librarian

E 19-25

Cuba, bibliography of L 183

Cupboards D 34-5

map D 34-6

Cutler, Louisa, Librarian E 19-26

Cutter, Charles Ammi, Librarian E 19-27

Cutter author marks H 98

classification scheme H 15

tables H 9I

Cutting up books G25-1

Cycle accommodation in Libraries E 55.

Dafydd ab Gwilym, bibliography of

L54-a

Daily statistics E 135

Dakota, North Librar}' Association A 35

Commission A 108

South Library Association A 36

Damages to books, borrowers' penalties

Eii8-i

Date guides for card system E 102-3

Daters, rubber stamp 631-2

Davenport, Iowa, Public Library C 49

Darwen Library C 206

Davis, Thomas, Library worker E 13

Dawson, John, Bibliogra-pher L 39

Day, John, Printer M 72-1

Debating rooms in Libraries E 51

Decay of leather bindings K 16

Decimal author tables H 98

Decoration of Library buildings D 3-1

Delaware Libraries C 30, C 135

Library Commission B 6-2

Delegation of powers E 9-1

Delisle, Leopold, Librarian E 19-28

Delivery desk D 34

of books F 6

stations F 2

Denhani, Henry, Printer M 72-2

Denmark, Libraries of C 370-371

Library Association of A 213

Dennison's labels H 105

Dent, Robert, Librarian E 19-29

indicator E 93

Denver Library Commission A no

Deposit collections of books G45

stations F 2

Depository Libraries E 4

De Quincey, Thomas, Book Collector

L39-1
Derbj', Countess of. See Beaufort,

Margaret.

Derbyshire, Libraries of C 273

Desk racks D 34-3

supplies t)34-4

trays D 34-3

Desks D 34

flat top D 34-1

reading D 36-1

roll top D 34-2

typewriter E62-i

Des Moines Library Club A 81

Deterioration of leather K 16

Devonshire, Libraries of C 274-277

Devotional books, bibliography of L 139

Dewey, Melvil, Librarian E 19-30

classification scheme H 16

modified H 17

Dibdin, Thomas F., Book Collector

L39-2
Dictionary catalogues I 3*

36 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

LIBRARY F.CONOMY

Dictionary catalogues, rules for

I 2, I 31

Ecclesiastical Libraries of England

C179

versus classified

I .30

of United States

<-"i37

Dieserud's classification scheme

H 18

Eclectic card catalogue rules

I 40

Diploma of Library Association

E40

Economic Literature, Goldsmiths

Directories

E77

Library of

C180

methods of display

E77-1

. Edinburgh Libraries, general

C332

racks for

E77-1

University

C 333

Directors, Board of

E9

Printing Press

^137

bye laws

E 10, 12

Edmands' classification scheme

H19

Discarding books

Gm

Edmond, John P., Librarian

E 1 0-3:;

Discipline in the Library. See Rules

Education, bibliography of

L133

and regulations.

classification of

H67

Discounts on books

Gs

Industrial, and Libraries

Fi^

Disease, Public Libraries and

E121

Educational authorities and Libra-

Disinfection

E121

ries

F12

Disinfecting apparatus

E12,

influence of Public Libraries C 502, F 12

Disinfection of books

E 121

Libraries in United States

C 149-1

Distribution of books

G ^(1

value of Libraries

C 502

District of Columbia Library Asso-

reading

C503

ciation

A 37

work exhibitions

F48

Washington Public Library

C31

Edwards, Edward, Librarian

E 19-36

Dobree, Thomas, Book Collector

L 39-3

classification scheme

H20

Documents, Government

Gso

Egypt, Libraries of

C 392

Doesburgh, Jan Van, Printer

M73

Egyptian codices

L28

Domestic science, bibliography of L qi

Eldora, Iowa, Public Library

Cso

Donation book

G 14-1

Elections, bibliography of

Liis

Donations

G14

Electric lamps

D21-1

Doubtful books

G 15-16

lighting of Libraries

D21

Drama, English, bibliography of

L'224

check on consumption

D22

Irish, bibliography of

L225

metallic filament lamps

D21-1

Drawers, card catalogue

I 54

Electricity, bibliography of

L82

Drexel Institute Library Class

A 145

Elmendorf, H. L., Librarian

E 19-37

Dublin Library

C344

Elwood, Indiana, Library

C135

Printers of

M56

Embossing book stamps

G31-1

Dudgeon, Matthew S., Librarian

E 19-31

Employers' liability, bibliography

of

Dummies, shelf

D 30-2

L 109

Dummy method of charging books E 86-2

Employment in Libraries, conditions

Duncan Campbell collection of manu-

of

E21

scripts

L29

Endowed Libraries

C464

Dundalk Library

C345

Endowments

C498

Duplex Indicator

E94

Enforcement of Library rules

E45

Duplicate borrowers' tickets

E113

England, Bibliographical Society

of L^

collections, renting of

G19

conferences

Lio

Duplicates, Care and disposal of

Gi?

bibliography of

Li8s

Central Clearing House for

G18

Libraries of

Ci7i

collections of popular books

G 19

Library Associations A

178-193

exchange of

Gio

Conferences A 228-229

Duplicating apparatus

E61.1

legislation

A 32

Durie, John, Librarian

E 19-32

for rural districts

A 33

Dust collecting machinery

D15-1

rates and rating

B41

in Libraries

Dis-i

Middlesex, bibliography of

L186

injuries to books from

G36

Monmouth, bibliography of

L187

layer

Dzs-i

National Library

C172

Dusting books

G36-1

printers of

M52

" Dustolio"

D,5-i

Somersetshire, bibliography of

L188

Duties on imported books, legisl

a-

State aid to Libraries in

B30

tion respecting

O3

English drama, bibliography of

L224

Duty on books for Libraries

G6

noblemen, cataloguing rules for

I 4-1

paper and pamphlets

N9

poetry, bibliography of

L221

Dwarf book case

D29-I

Engravings in Libraries F 72-7

4. G 70

steps

D30-S

on wood, exhibitions of

F96

Dyall indicator

E95

Entertainments. See Library ex-

Dyer, Bertram, Librarian

E 19-33

hibits. Library lectures,

Dyer, Robert, Printer

M74

Story hour, pictures.

Dziatzko, Carl, Librarian

E 19-34

Essen, Prussia, Library

C 355

cataloguing rules

I2

Essex, Booksellers of

M 17-1

Libraries of

C278

printers of

M 17-1

liasels, map

D33-'

Etchings, American, exhibitions 0

f F66

reading

D36-1

Ethics, bibliography of

L136

Easter, bibliography of

L99

Europe, Libraries of

C169

East, Thomas, Printer

M75

Evaluation. See Annotation.

Eastbourne Library C 206-1

C31Q-1

Evanston, Illinois, University Library

INDEX

37

Everett, Washington, Public Library

('l2l

Examination, Library entrance E 21

professional E 27

Exchange of duplicates of State

documents G 18, G 10

Exchanges between Libraries G lo

Exchanging books - E 107

Exemption, rate B 44

Exeter, Libraries of C 207

printers of M 53

Exhibits at Library Conferences A 243

in Libraries, general F 20

special F 21-95

Ex Libris G 30

Expansive classification scheme H 15

Expenditure on books G 2

See also Finance.
Expenses attending conferences E 36

candidates for staff appointments E 35
Extension methods. See Library ex-
tension.
Extra tickets E 113-115

Facsimile reproduction L 30
Factory Libraries in United States C 144
See also Libraries and industrial
education.

Fairy tales, bibliography of L214

classification of H 68

Faques, Richard, Printer M 76

Faques, William, Printer M 76

Far East, Libraries of C 388

Farley's classification scheme H 21
Fastenings, magazine and periodical

E 70-2

Female assistants and Librarians E 37

Ferguson, Mrs. W. K., Librarian E 19-38

Fiction, annotation of I 39

author numbers H 98

bibliography of L 209

classification of H 69

indicators E 92, E 97

selection of G21

Files, correspondence J 8

newspaper E 70-1

Filing and indexing J 1

apparatus J 4

boxes J 2

mechanical methods of J 4

methods J i

pamphlet filing boxes J 5

system, vertical J 6

vertical files J 4

Finance E6

committee E 8, E 11

Financial records E 7

Finding lists I 3

Fine arts, bibliography of L92

slips E118

Fines and penalties E 118

receipts E 87, E 118

Finland, Libraries of C 368

Finsbury Public Library. See Clerken-

well Public Library.

Fire appliances D 46

insurance, protection, etc. D 46

Fish exhibition F4g

Fiske, Willard, Librarian E 19-39

Fittings, general D 24

shelf D30-D30-3

Fixed classification H 94

Fletcher's classification scheme H 22

Floor preparation D 15-1

Floors and floor covering F) 15

Florence, bibliography of L 193

Libraries of C 359

photographs of, exhibitions F 79

Florida Libraries, general C 32

special C 32

Library Association A 38

Florigene D 15-1

Folios. Sff Shelf arrangement.

Folk lore, classification of H 70

collections of books on G47

Forbes Library Summer School A 146

Foreign booksellers G23-1

books, travelling collections of G 79

languages, books in G 23

Library, Manchester C 238

periodicals G 66-3

Forestry, classification of H 71

Formalin E 121

Formation of Libraries Ei

Forms, borrower's application E 113-1

Foskett, Edward, Librarian E 19-40

Foulis, Brothers, Printers M 77

Fox River Valley I^ibrary Club A 82

Frames, map 1)33-1

France, bibliography of L 191

Libraries of C 348-352

Library Association of A 214

Conferences A 230

National Library of C 348

Franklin, bibliography of L 156

portrait exhibitions F85

Free access to shelves E 82, E 104-106

Free lectures F96

Free Libraries C 11 et seq.

Free trade, bibliography of Liio

French fiction G23, L217

Friburg, printing press at M 33-2

Functions of Libraries Fio

Furnishers, general D24

Furniture, general D 24

for children's rooms D 25

for reading rooms D25-1

inventory D 45

school Library E 131 -i

Fust, Johann, Printer M 78

Gardening, bibliography of L 80

Garnett, Richard, Librarian E 19-41

Garnier's classification scheme H2i

Gas lighting of Libraries D20

Gaver, James, Printer M 79

Gent, Thomas, Pz-ZH/i^r M So

Geographical exhibitions F51

works, bibliography of L 144

classification of H66

Geological exhibitions F51

Georgia Library Association A 39

Commission .\ 1 1 1

legislation B7

University Library C 33, C 136-6

German books G 23

nouns, rules for capitalization I 8

vowels, cataloguing rules for I 3-1

Germans in United States, bibliography

of L160

Germany, Libraries of C 353-355

library conferences A 231

school, Berlin .^ 214-1

M26

38

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Gesner classification scheme H 24

Gibson, Thomas, Pnnter M 82

Gifts and bequests C 498

Giolito. Joanne and Gahriel, Printeys M 83-1
Gipsy literature, collections of G 48

Girls' books, bibliography of L216

Gladstone Library C 487

Glasgow Libraries, general C 334

private C 335-1

University C 335-2

printers of M 55

University Library catalogue I 60

Glazing of Libraries D 3

Gloucestershire, Libraries of C 279-281

Glue E 59

Godfrey, Thomas. Printey M 83

Goethe, collections of books on G 49

Gold ink marking K 18

Goldsmith, Oliver, bibliography of L 55
Goldsmiths Library of economic lite-
rature C 180
Gothenburg Library C 377
Governing Boards E 8
Government and politics, bibliography
of

documents, bibliography of

binding of

cataloguing rules for

classification of

collections of

indexing

of U.S., bibliography of
inspection of Libraries
Grafton, Richard, Printer
Graham indicator
Grand Rapids Public Library
Gravesend Library C 207-

Gray's Inn, London, Library
Greece, Libraries of

L112

L147-1

K6

I 15

H72
G50

Ji
L163
E39

M84

E97

C72

I, C281

C 230

c 356-357

printing in M 25-1

Greek classics, classification of H 73

vases, paintings of, exhibitions F 68

Green, Samuel S., Librarian E 19-41

Greenboro, South Carolina, Public

Library C 24

Greenwood, Thomas, Library Worker E 13
Groningen, Library of C 364

Griininger, Johann, Printer M 85

Guarantors for borrowers E 112

Guards, card catalogue I 55

Guides, book card E 102-3

card catalogue 1 55

index I 56, J 4

charging system E 102-3

shelf H 103

Guildhall Library, London C 227

Gutenberg, Johann, Printer M 8G

Gwilym, Dafydd ab, bibliography of L 54-2

Hagar, Miss Sarah C.. Librarian E 19-43 |

Haggerston, W. J., Librarian E 19-44 ;

Haghe, Inglebert, Printer M 87 I

Haigh Hall Library C 488 |

Halifax Library C 207-2, C 323-1 '

Hall, Thomas, private Library of C489 ,

Hallowe'en, bibliography of L loi |

Hammersmith Libraries C 219 j

Hampstead Libraries C 220 '

catalogue I Oo |

Handwriting, Library I 44

Harris, G. W., classification scheme :

of H26 I

Hartlepool, Connecticut, Public

Library C 25

Hartwig, Otto, Librarian E 19-45

classification scheme H 27

Harvard University Library C 64, C 136-7

catalogue 1 60

classification scheme H 27-1

Hat racks , D 42

Hayes, Rutherford P., Librarian E 19-46

Health of assistants E 34

Heat, injuries to books from G 36

Heating D 16

Hereford Libraries C 201

Herefordshire, Libraries of C 282

Herford, John, Printer M 88

Katherine, Printer M 88

Hero exhibitions F85
High School Libraries. Sec School

Libraries.

Hill, J. P., Librarian E 19-47

Hints to small Libraries E3

Historical collections G 51-52

Libraries C 447.448

of United States C 138

literature, collection of books on

America G51

British Colonies G 52

societies, Libraries of C 447, 448

works, annotation of I 40

exhibitions of F40

History, bibliography of L 144

classification of H 75
of Libraries. See Library history.

Hohenwang, Ludwig, Printer M88-I

Holders for books D 33

shelf labels H 106

Holiday bureaus in Libraries F 14-1

Holiday opening of Libraries E 48
Holidays of Librarians and assistants E 32

Holland, printing in M 27
Holmes, Oliver W., bibliography of L 56

Home delivery of books F 6

Libraries F 7

Homes, H. A., Librarian E 19-48
Honeywood, Dean, private Library of C 490

Honolulu Library C 409

Home's classification scheme H 28

Hosmer, James K., Librarian E 19-49

Hospital Libraries in England C 181

United States C 153

Hours of opening E 46

staft" E 31

House decoration, bibliography of L8i

Household Libraries C 450, F 7

in United States C 152, F7

Housing of books G 8
Hove Library C 20S-1, C 319-2

Hudson River Library Club A 82

Hull Libraries C 209

Hungary, printing in M 28

Hurst, Thomas, Librarian E 19-50

Iceland, Library of C 381

Idaho Library Commission A 112

Illinois Library Association A 40

Commission A 112-1

legislation B8

State Library C34

University Library C 136-8

School A 147

Illumination, systems of D 17-18

Illustrations, classification of H 75

UNIVERSITY

OF

INDEX

39

Illustrations of Library buildings

D3.4

Insurance, bibliography of

L131

Immigrants, books for

G23

of Libraries

D40

Immigration, bibliography of

L106

Interchange

E 116

Immoral literature

G16

of borrowing privileges

E49

Impeachment, bibliography of

L121

Interchangeable tickets

E116

Imprints G

29, M 126

Interior decoration of Libraries

D3-1

Income Tax

B43. 44

Inter-Library loans

EdO

Incunabula, bibliography of

L32

International Bibliographical Confer-

cataloguing rules for

I 16

ences

L12

printing of

M50

bibliography

L19

Index, borrowers

E 111-2

cataloguing rules

I2

bureau

Ji

Library conferences

A 235

cabinets, telephone

D44-1

Interstate Library Conferences

A 221

card

I 56

Inventory book

E66

guides

I 55

formula for taking. See Stocktaking.

cards, store

D45-1

furniture

D45

society

Ji

Iowa, bibliography of

L168

Indexing aids and guides

.3

City Library Club

A 87

history and theory

:-i

Libraries, general

C43

rules

2

historical

C44

India, bibliography of

L199

State

C45

Libraries of

c 385-387

historical

C46

office Library

C173

Library Association, history

A 43

Indian artists, paintings by, exhibitions

meetings

A 44

of

F62

Commission

A114

curios and relics, exhibitions of

F52

legislation

Bio

Indiana, bibliography of

L167

State Library

C8

Library Association, constitution A 41

Summer Liiirary School

A 150

meetings

A 42

University Library

C 136-9

Library commission

Air3

Ipswich l.ir)rary C 209-1, C 317

legislation

B9

Ireland, bibliography of

L 190

school

A 148

Librarits Acts

B34

summer school

A 149

Libraries of

c 339-346

Northern, and Southern Michigan

Libtary Assistants' Association

A 212

Library Club

A 86

legislation

B34

Public Libraries

C40

Printing in

M 17-18

State Library

C9

Public, Libraries Association

A 196

Indianapolis Library Club

A 84

Irish Drama, bibliography of

L225

round table

A 85

exhibitions

F54

Public Library

C41

Rural Library Association

A 195

Indicator, accessions

E 87-101

Islington Libraries

C221

accessories

Eioi-i

Issue charging and registration

tickets

E IOI-2

methods

E 85-104

trays

E 101-3

statistics

E135

and card catalogue combined

I 70

trays, card

E 102-1

author

I 70

Italy, Association for promotion of

book

E 87-101

Libraries in

A 215-1

catalogue

I 70

bibliography of, general

L192

charging

E 87-101

special, Florence

L193

fiction

I 70

Venice

L194

periodicals

E72

Libraries of

C 358-361

versus card charging

E103

Library Conferences

A 232

Indies, West, Libraries of

C 166-168

Printing in

M 29-30

Industrial and commercial Libraries C 459

books, collections of

G53

education and Libraries

F13

Jackson, F., Librarian

E 19-52

exhibitions

F53

Jamaica, Libraries of

C168

Libraries in England

C 182

James, Hannah P., Librarian

E 19-53

trade catalogues

G78

Miss M. S. R., Librarian

E 19-54

Infection

EI2I

Japan, bibliography of
Libraries of

L201

Influence of reading

C503

C390

Information desks in Libraries

E8I

Japanese prints, exhibitions of

F73

Ingraham, Robert C, Librarian

E 19-51

Jast's classified catalogue rules

I 10

Injuries to books

G :i6

Jefferson, collections of books on

G54

Injury to Library property, penalty for B 45

Jena Repertorium classification

Initials

M 128

scheme

H29

Ink for labels

E58

Jersey City Public Library

C79

printing

M 121

Jevons, W. Stanley, bibliography of L58

writing

E58

Jewett, Charles C, Librarian

E 19-55

Insect pests

G35

Johnson, Samuel, Book Collector

L40

Inscriptions

M128

Jones, Gardner M . Librarian

E 19-56

Institutes for Librarians

E41

John Winter, Librarian

E 19-57

See also Library Institute.

Tones, Paul, MSS , bibliography

of L 161

40

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Juvenile books, bibliography, general
special, biography
boys' books
fairy tales
girls' books
natural history
useful arts
books, classification of
exhibitions of
selection of
catalogues
rules for
Librarians, training for
Library and the School
Juvenile Library, anniversaries
associations
bulletin boards
furniture

management and policy
picture work

travelling collections of
planning of
rules and regulations
story hour
telling
reading
rooms

furniture for
planning of
school Libraries

travelling Libraries
story hour and story telling
work

L210

L213

L215

L 214

L216

L211

L212

H65

F38

G24

I 36

I II

E38

E 130

E 129

E125

Ei26

D 25

E123

E126

E 127

Dio

E 122

E128

E128

E134
E124
D25
Dio
E131
E 132
E128
E 123

Kansas Library Association A 45

Commission A 115

legislation B 11

State Libraries C 55

Kansas City Library Club A 87-1

Kele, Richard, Printer M 89

Kennedy Indicator E 98

Kentucky Libraries C56

Library Association A 46

legislation B 12

Kettering Library C 210

Keystone Library Association A 47

King's Printer M 8

printing press M 39

Kossovitch, C. A., Librarian E 19-58
Kroeger, Alice Bertha, Librarian E 19-59

L.A U.K. See Library Association

of the United Kingdom.

Label holders for shelves H 106

Labelling books G25

for open access Libraries H 108

Labels and book plates G 30

accession, for books H 107

Labels, classification for books H 107

number H 107

periodical E 70-4

shelf H 105

classification H 107

colour H 108

Labour questions, bibliography of L 108

La Crosse, Wis., Public Library C 129

Ladders D 30-6

Ladies' rooms E 78

Lady assistants and Librarians E 37

Lamps, electric metallic filament D 21-1

Lancashire. Lihrarifts nf C. aRa-^n^

Lant, Richard, Printer M 90

Lantern slides, exhibition of F 55

Larned's classification scheme H 30

Latin classics, classification of H 73

Law, bibliography of L 123

classification of H 76

collections of legal books G 55

international, bibliography of L 124

Librarians, conferences of A 225

Libraries C 451

American Association of A 21

in England C 183

in United States C 150

Lawrence, Mass., Public Library C 65

Laws. See Legislation for Libraries.

Layton, W. E., Librarian

League of Library Commissions

" Leagues " for children

Leaning bars, newspaper

Learned Societies' transactions,
cataloguing rules for

Leather, deterioration of
for bookbinding
preservative

Lebas' classification scheme

Lecture Hall planning

Lectures, Art Galleries and Museums
in Libraries

Ledger charging system

Ledgers, loose leaf

Leeds, Libraries, general
private
public

Legislation for Libraries

Legislative reference department

Legler, Henry E., Librarian

Leland Stanford University Library

C 136-10

Leicester Libraries

Lending Library, age limit
borrowers' registration

students' tickets
charging systems
special card
indicator
ledger
open access
loan period, rules and regulations

E 107-H0

inter-Library loans E 108

travelling Libraries E 109

methods E84

planning, general D 8

special, for open access D 9

Leommster, Mass., Public Library C 66

Lessing, Gotthold, Librarian E 19-62

Letter files J 2

Lettering and numbering books K 18

class H 107

Lewisham Libraries C 222

Leyden, Library of C 365

slip catalogue I 65

Leypoldt, F., Librarian E 19-63

Libel contained in books B 46

Librarians' aids A 246

and assistants E 14-43

appointment of E 81

as secretaries E 9-2

biographical notices of E 18-19

consulting E 39

Libraries A 245

of the Mersey District Association A 190

nna1ifiratinn<: E t a

E 19-60
A 103

EX25

E70-2

I 23
K16
K15
K15
H3I

Dii

F17

F96

E86

E7-1

C211

C 213

C 212

Bl-36

F15

E 19-61

C213-1
E 110
Em
E113

E 85-104
E 102

E 87-101
E86
E 104

INDEX

4X

Librarians' recreations

E17

Library Association of United Kingdom.

registration of

E42

constitution

A 179

relations with staff

E23

council

A 182

trustees

Eir

history

A 178

salaries

E15

membership

A 186

social duties

E17

officers

A 185

superannuation

E43

treasurer's report

A 184

women

E37

cataloguing rules

I2

Librarianship

E 14-43

conferences

C228

Libraries Acts

B 32-35

presidential addresses

C229

adoption of

B37

diploma

E40

ancient

C2

examinations

E27

and art galleries

F17

Library Association Monthly Notes

A 240

clubs

F14

Library Association Rtcord

A 240

colleges

F12

Library Association registration

industrial education

F13

scheme

E42

museums

F18

clubs and commissions

A1-134

National Home Reading Union F 12

Library bibliography

E244

public education

F12

bindery

K 19

reading circles

F12

boards. See Committee, Trustees.

schools, relations between

E 130

buildings, comparative cost of

D3

settlement work

F14

designs e.xhibit

F56

social work

F14

bulletins

I 34

technical education

F13

Library Chronicle

A 240

the Press

C 201

Library Club rooms

E50

the Study Club

F14

clubs

A 74-134

arguments against

C500

commissions, general

A 102

in favour of

C499

league of

A 103

as holiday bureaus

F14-1

special

A 104- I 34

centralisation and consolidation of E 4-5

committees

E9

educational value of

C502

conferences

A 217

endowed

C464

exhibits

A 243

dust in

D15-1

conversation and debating rooms E 51

formation of

Ei

co-operation

E49

government inspection of

E39

cycle accommodation

E55

history and description of, general C i

debating rooms

E51

special

C 2-497

dept. ofN.E.A

A 18

prison C 141

. 187. 457

economy, bibliography of A

224, L220

private

C 476-496

classification of

H64, 77

proprietary

C497

editions

Oil

rate supported

Cii

endowments

C498

rating of

B43

exhibitions

E20

special association of

A2I-I

See also under subject of exhibit.

specialization of

G 40

extension

Fi-96

Sunday opening of

E47

functions

Fio

taxation of

B43

furniture

D 24-45

use of, by the public

Fio

garment

E33

Lib Idly

A 240

government inspection

E39

Library (new series)

A 240-1

handwriting

I 44

Library accounts. See Accounts.

history and description, genera

Ci

administration

E

special

C 2-497

advertising methods

Fii

institutes, America

A 17

architecture

D I

England

E41

Library Assistant

A 241

inventory

E66

Library Assistants' Association,

Library Journal

A 237

constitution

A 201

Library labour saving devices

D24

history

A 200

lectures

F96

meetings

A 202

legislation, general

Bi

proposed affiliation with L.A.U.K. A 203

America

B2

branches, general

A 204

special States

B3-31

special

A 205-212

colonial

B36-1

Library Association of America.

See

loafers and loungers

E54

American Library Association.

magazines and bulletins

l^-*

Library Association of Australasia A 216

management

E2

Denmark

A213

methods. S^« Administration.

Ireland

A 196

movement, extension to rural districts F3

Italy

A215-1

of Congress

C3

Scotland

A 197

catalogue cards

^r

United Kingdom

A 187

organization

Ei

affiliation schemes

A 203

periodicals, professional, America,

aims

A 181

general

A23G

branches

A 188-193

special

A 237-239

charter

A 180

organs L.A.U.K.

A 240

committees

A 183

independent organs

A 241

4#,.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Library periodicals, Library Assistants'

Association A 242

post F 9

practice E 2

Press A 236-242

printing department

I 47

property, penalty for injuring

B45

quotations

E65

rate, limitation

B42

recipes

E63

removal

E56

reports

E136

rest rooms

E53

school rules

I2

schools, American, general

A 135

special

A 136-175

English

A 199

Liverpool

A 199-1

Manchester

A 199-2

Wigan

A 199-3

Germany, Berlin

A 214

Sweden, Stockholm

A215

■ science, bibliography of A 224, L 220

classification of

H 64. 77

smoking rooms

E52

statistics

E135

supplies

D24

talks

E128. F96

training

E 27-28

classes

E 22. E27

" Library Week "

A 223

Library Work, technical terms used in E 64

workers, biographical notices

of E13

Library World

A 240-1

Lifts

D25-3

Light, injuries to books from

G36

Lighthouse Libraries

C456

Lighting, general

D17

artificial, general

D19

electric

D21

gas

D20

natural

D18

Limerick Library

C346

Lincoln, President, bibliograph)

of L157

Nebraska, Library Club

A 88

Lincolnshire, Libraries of

C295

Linderfelt's card catalogue rules

I 2, I49

Linoleum for floors

D15

Linotype

M119

in catalogue printing

I 47. M119

Lists, Class

I 32

reading

I 30

shelf

H104

Literary and Philosophical Library,

Manchester

' C239

history, bibliography of

L219

classification of

H64

Liverpool Libraries, general

C214

public

C215

Library school

A 199-1

Loafers and loungers in Libraries E 54

Loan department

E 84-106

Local literature, collections of

G56

Location book

H 104

sheets

H104

Locke, George H., Librarian

E 19-64

Lockyer-Lampson Library

C491

Lockers for staff

E33-2

Locket, Arthur G., Librarian

E 19-65

Logical classification

H 57-58

London Libraries, general

C216

special

C 217-231

Library catalogue

I 60

University College Library

C231-

I, C 310-1

Long Island Library Club

A 89

Loose classification

H92

Loose leaf ledgers

E7-1

memorandum books

E57-3

^ Los Angeles Public Library

C17

training class

A 151

Lost books, borrowers' penalties

E118-1

Louisiana, bibliography of

L159

State Library

C57

Loungers in Libraries

E54

Lund Library

C378

Lutheran Press at Wittenburg

M41

j Lynn, Mass., Public Library

C67

Lyons Printing Press, history of

M21

Loan period — Rules and regulations E 107

special, inter-Library E i )8

travelling Library E 109

system E84-106

Loans, Inter-Library E 49

interchange of borrowing privileges E 49

Local administration, bibliographj of L122

collections, cataloguing rules for I 17

classification of H 78

history collections G 56

literature, bibliography of L 145

MacAlister, J. Y. W., Librarian E 19-66
MacElroy, E. P., Librarian E 19-67

MacGill University Summer Library

School

A 153

MacLauchlan, John, Librarian

E ig-68

Madden, Frederick W., Librarian

E 19-69

Madison, Wis., Libraries, general

C130

Madison, Wis., Public Library

C 131

Madonna, paintings, exhibitions of F 69

Magazine cases and covers

K21

fastenings

E70-2

list holder

E 70-6

lists, adjustable

E72

name plates

E70-4

racks

D40

room management

E75

rules

E74

time notices

E70-5

Magazines. See Periodicals.

and bulletins

I 34

Magliabechi, Antonio, Librarian

E 19-70

Maine, bibliography of

L 170

Library Association

A 48

Commission

A116

legislation

B13

Eastern, Library club

Ago

State College Library

C136-11

school

AlS2

Malaysia-Philippine Islands, biblio-

graphy of

L205

Manchester and District Library

Assis-

tants' Association

A206

decision re Income Ta.\

Libraries, college

A 234

ecclesiastical

C235

general

C232

public

C233

special

C 236-247

Library school

A 199-2

Manuscript versus printed catalogue I 63
Manuscripts, bibliography of L2S-29

cataloguing rules for I 18

special collections of G 57

Manutius' classification scheme H 32

Map cupboards D 34-6

INDEX

43

Map easels

D33-1

Middleton. William, Printer

M92

frames

D33-1

! Military Arts, bibliography of

LS3

Maps and charts, bibliography of

L146

' Libraries

C453

cataloguing rules for

1 19

of United States

C139

special collections of

G59

, Millman, Rev. W. H., Librarian

E 19 73

Marcus Aurelius Antonius, biblio-

Milton, John, bibliography of

L59

graphy

L58

Milwaukee, Library catalogue

166

Maritime Provinces of Canada, Libra-

club

A 92

ries of

C156

Wisconsin Public Library

C132

Marking books G3

I, H 106

Minnesota, bibliography of

L171

Marking, class

H107

Libraries, general

C73

Marks, paper

M131

historical

C74

Marks, printer's

M114

Library Association

A 52

Marprelate Press M

9, M40

Commission

A 121

Marsh's Private Library

C492

legislation

B15

Marshalltown. Iowa, Public Library €51

Public Library

C75

Maryland Library legislation

B14 !

Travelling Library

t'4

Public Library Commission

A 117 i

University Library C 136-13

State Library Commission

A118 ;

school

A 155

Massachusetts Library Association

A 49 i

Minute book, committee

E12

club

A 91

Missals, bibliography of

L31

Commission

A 119

Missing books, inventory of. See

legislation

B14-1

Stocktaking methods.

public Libraries, special

C 61-70

Missouri, bibliography of

L172

Western Library Association

A 50 !

Library Association

A 53

Material, bookbinding

K13

Commission

A 122

Mathematics, bibliography of

L76

legislation

B16

classification of

H79

University summer course

A 156

Mauritius, Libraries of

C396

Mohawk Valley Library Club

Aq?

Maxwell, Sara B., Librarian

E 19-71

Monastic chronicles, bibliography of L141

Mayler, John, Printer

M91 1

Libraries C

439-446

Mayor's Library, Manchester

C240 ;

manuscripts

L28

Mazzinghi, T. J. de. Librarian

E 19-72

Monmouth, bibliography of

L187

Mechanical binders

J4

Monongahela Valley Library Club

A 94

preparation of books

G25

Monotype

M120

Medical botany, bibliography of

L90 i

Monroe, bibliography of

L158

Libraries

C453 1

Montana Library Association

A 54

England

C184

legislation

B17

London

C229 i

University Library Class

A 57

Manchester

C 240-1

Montreal Libraries

C157

United States

C151

Montrose Library

C336

Library Association, England

A 194-1

More, Sir Thomas, bibliography of

LOG

literature, bibliography of

L89

1 Morgan, Augustus de. Book Collector L41

classitication of

H80

' indicator

E99

National catalogue of

1 60

' Morison's Printing Press at Perth

M42

special collections of

G58

i Morris, William, Book Collector

L42

Melbourne Library

C404

Movable classification

H95

Mending books

K20

; Mullins, John Davies, Librarian

E ig-74

materials for

K20

Municipal affairs, bibliography of

L122

torn leaves

K20

Libraries

Cii

Memorandum books, loose leaf

E57-3

1 literature, special collections of

G60

Mercantile Libraries

C459

i ownership, bibliography of

L122

Meredith, George, bibliography of

I>58-i

1 reference work

F15

Merlin's classification scheme

H33

i Muscatine, Iowa, Public Library

C52

Mersey District Library Association

1 A 190

i Musee Dobree, Nantes

C 350-1

Metal cupboards

D34-5

Museums

F17-1S

filing cabinets

]7

1 Act

F18-1

shelving

D27

appliances

FiS-2

"Metallic filament lamps

D21-1

cases

FiS-3

Metallurgy, bibliography of

L84

Music, bibliography of

L96

"Methods in Libraries. See Library

binding of part

K6

administration.

1 cataloguing rules

I 20

of reaching the public

Fig

1 clas.sification of

H81

Mexico National Library

C165

collections in Libraries

G62

Mezzotints, exhibitions of

F74

exhibitions

F44

Michigan Libraries

C 71-72

printing of

M51

Library Association

A51

value of, in Libraries

G61

Commission

A 120

Musicians' biography, bibliography

of L 207

Southern and Northern Indiana

Mutilation of books and newspapers

> G34

Library Club

A 86

Summer School

A I '54

Name plates, general

E44-1

University Library C 136-12

Nantes. .Musce Uobree

C 350-1

Middlesex, bibliography of

L186

Nashville Library .•\ssociation

A 95

Libraries of C 296-310

Natal, Libraries of

C394

44 BIBLIOGRAPHY

' OF

LIBRARY ECONOMY

National Association of State

New York, bibliography of

L175

Librarians

A 20

Central Library club

A 97

bibliography

L18

Circulating Library training class

A 160

Education Association of America

A 18

City endowed Libraries

C91

Home Reading Union and Libraries F 12

mercantile Library

C92

Liberal Club Library

C470

public Library

C90

Libraries C 3

et sea.

scientific Libraries

C93

Natural history, bibliography of L 72

L211

Club and society Libraries

C469

Naturalization, bibliography of

L105

Colonial history, bibliography of

L174

Nature books, exhibitions of

F45

Governors' messages.bibliography of L 176

study

L72

Library club

A 96

Naude, Gabriel, Librarian E 19-75

legislation

B21

classification scheme

H34

literature, exhibitions of

F43

Naval Libraries

C455

marriage licences, bibliography of

L177

in England

C186

Private Libraries

C480

United States

C140

Public Libraries

C87

literature, classification of

H82

Public Library Division of the

Nebraska Libraries, general

C76

University

A 127

college

C77

State Libraries of

C84

Library Association

A 55

Library

C 10

Commission, history A 127-1

Association

A 59

meetings A 123-2

cataloguing rules

I2

legislation

B18

classification scheme

H35

University Summer School

A 158

school

A 161

Needlework exhibitions

F57

summer school

A 162

Nernst electric lamp

D21-1

University and College Libraries

CS5

Net price system
Netherlands, bibliography of

G4

Library C

136-14

L195

New Zealand, Libraries of C 406-408

Libraries of C 362-365

Nicaragua, bibliography of

L181

Neubauer, Adolph, Libyarian E 19-76

Noblemen, catalogue rules for

I 4-1

Nevada Library legislation

B19

Nodier, Charles, Booh Collector

1^43

Newark literature, exhibitions of

F42

Noiseless castors for chairs

D35-2

Public Library

C80

pads for chairs

D35-3

Newberry Library catalogue

I 60

Non-fiction card

E113

New Britain, Connecticut, Public

resident borrowers

E115

Library

C26

Normal Schools. See Library Schools.

Newcastle Library Assistants'

Northampton. Mass., Public Librar)

C68

Association

A 205

Northamptonshire, Libraries of C 312-313

catalogue

I 60

North Eastern Library Assistants'

New England, bibliography of

L173

Association

A 207

Libraries

C78

Northern Counties Library Associa-

Library Association

A 56

tion

A 193

Commission

A 124

North Midland Library Association

A 191

New Hampshire Library Association

A 57

Northumberland, Libraries of

C314

Commission

A 125

and Durham Library Assistants'

New Haven, Connecticut, Public

Association

A 209

Library

C27

North West Canada, Libraries of

C158

New Jersey Library Association

A 58

United States, Libraries of

C95

Commission

A 126

Library legislation

B23

legislation

B20

North Western Branch Library

summer school

A 159

Association

A 192

New London, Connecticut, Public

Library Assistants' Association

A 208

Library

C28

University Library C

136-15

New Orleans, Louisiana, Libraries

C8

Norway. Libraries of C

372-375

New South Wales Libraries C 401-402

Norwegian books

G23

Newspaper brackets
clips

E70-2

Norwich, Connecticut, Public Library C 29

E70-2

Notary, Julian, Printer

M93

delivery check cards

E71

Notation for books and shelves

H102

files

E70-1

Notice boards

indexing

Ji

Notices

E44

leaning bars

E70-3

periodical

E70-4

name tablets

E70-4

Novel reading question

G21

press history

N8

Novels in Libraries

G21

racks

D39

Noyes, Stephen B., Librarian

E 19-77

rods

E70-2

Numbering and lettering books G 25

, H 107

stands

D38

machines G 25

, H107

time notices

E70-5

Numerals, Koman

I 43

Newspapers, betting news, in

E73

Numeric Correspondence Files

J9

bibliography of

L227

Numerical register, borrowers

ElII-2

mutilation of

G34

Numisatics, classification of

H83

Newsroom management and policy

E69

Nycholson, James, Printer

M94

planning

D6

New York Apprentices' Library cata

Occultism, bibliography ot

L 142

logue

I 60

O'Donovan, John, bibliography of

L61

IN'DEX

45

Ogle's classification scheme
Ohio history, bibliography of
Libraries, general

travelling
Library Association
commission
legislation
State University Library C96-1
summer school
Oil paintings, exhibitions of
Oklahoma, Libraries ot
Library Association
legislation
Onawa, Iowa, Public Library
Ontario Libraries
Library Association
conferences
Open Access, arguments for and
against
lending department E

partial
reference department
Oppenheim Press
Order book
Order department
list
slip
Ordering books G

Oregon, Libraries of
Library Association
commission
legislation
Organization

Organizations of Librarians
Oriental collections
Ornamental letters
Ottumwa, Iowa, Public Library
Out of date books
Overalls for assistants
Overdue books

register
Overseer's Library, Manchester
Ownership marks in books
Oxford, Libraries, general
special, Bodleian
Press
Oxfordshire, Libraries of

Pacific North West Library Associa

tion
Pads for chairs
Page catalogues
Paintings, classification of
exhibitions of

special American artists
Indian artists
Rossetti
Tadema
Whistler
oil paintings
water colour paintings
of American Revolution
of Greek vases
of Madonna
of war scenes
Palaeography
Pamphlet boxes and cases
duty

filing boxes
Pamphlets, binders for
cataloguing rules for
special collections of
Panizzi, Sir Anthony, Librarian
Panoramic catalogue

H36

1 Paper duty

N9

LI77-I

making

M29

C96

marks

M131

C96-2

preservatives

M 130

A 60

Parliamentary papers, collections of

G 50

A 12S

Paris, Libraries of

C351

B24

printing, history of

M20

. 136-16

Parker, Archbishop, Book Collector

L44

A 163

Parvin, Theodore S . Librarian

E 19-79

F60

Paste

E59

C9S

Pastimes, bibliography of

L97

A61

I'atent Office Library

C174

B25

specifications, bibliography of

L78

C55

Paterson, New Jersey, Public Library C 81

C159

Pawtucket, R.I., Public Library

C 106

A 176

Pay collections. See Duplicate collections.

A 226

Peabody Institute catalogue

I60

classification scheme

H37

E104

Pearl industry, exhibitions

F76

104-106

' Pedagogical literature, special coUec

E 105

tions of

G65

E82

Pegamoid for bookbinding

K14

M43 .

Peignot. Stephen Gabriel, Booft Collector L 45

G2-1

Peltine for bookbinding

K14

G25

Penalties and fines

E 118

G2-3

Penalty for damage to Library property B 46

G2-3 ;

Pennsvlvania, Libraries of ' C

100-104

25, G 2

Library Club

A 98

C99

Commission

A 130

A 62

legislation

B27

A 129

University Library C 136-17

B26

Western Library Association

A 63

Ei

Pensions, bibliography of

L132

A 1-235

Pensions for Librarians

E43

G63

Penzance Libraries

C251

M128

Peoria Library classification scheme

H52

C54

Pepys private Library

C493

G15

Percentages of classes in Libraries

G2

E33

Perforating stamps

G31-1

E 117

Periodical check sheets

E71

E117

clips

E70-2

C241

fastenings

E70-2

G31

files

E70-1

C249

filing

E70

C250

indicator

E72

M 9, 44

labels and notices

E70-4

C3r5

lists, adjustable

E70-3

literature, cataloguing rules for

I 22-23

special collections of

G66

A 62-1

notices

E 70-4

D35-3

racks

D40

I 68 ;

register

E71

H85

Periodicals, arrangement of

E70

F58

back numbers

G66-2

F57

bibliography of

L226

F62

binding of

K6

F63

checks on delivery

E7r

F64

clearing houses for

G67

F65

covers for

K21

F60

exhibitions of

F77

F6I

fastenings

E70-2

F67

foreign

G66-3

F68

indexing of

Ji

F69

lists, adjustable

E72

F70

of Library science A

236-242

L27

racks for '

D40

J5

subscription agencies

G66-1

N9

i Perkins Rational classification scheme H 38

.5

4

Perth printing press, history of

M16

public Library

C337

l2I

Petronius, bibliography of

L61-1

G64

Philadelphia, Libraries of

C loi

F 19-78

Library commission

A131

I 67

mercantile Library

C 102

46

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Philatelic literature, collections of G 69
Philippine Islands, bibliography of L 205

Libraries of C 410

Philosophy, bibliography of L 134

classification of . H 84

Photograph case J 5
Photographic facsimiles of manuscripts,

etc. L30

Photographs, cataloguing rules for I 24

classification of H 85

collections of, in Libraries G 68

of Florence, exhibitions of F 79

Venice F 80

West Indian scenes F 81

Photography, bibliography of L 93

exhibitions F78

Physics, bibliography of L 75

Picture books M 116

bulletin boards E 126

bulletins, exhibitions of F71

work, bulletin boards, etc. E 126

Pictures, collections of in Libraries G 70

materials for mounting E 126

travelling collections of E 127

Pigeon hole cabinets J 10

Pins, shelf D 30-3

Pittsburgh, Carnegie Library training

class for children's Librarians A 164

Library ' C 103

catalogue 1 60

Placard catalogue I 66

Placards E 44

Planning, general D 3

special, Branch Library D 13

children's room D 10

college Library D 14

lecture hall D 11

lending Library, general D 8

special open access D 9

newsroom D 6

reading room D 6-1

reference Library D 7

small Library D 12

Plans, Library, examples of D 5

exhibitions of D 4

Plant, John, Librarian E 19-80

Plant studies, exhibitions of F82

Plantin, Christopher, Printer M 95

Museum M 45

Plymouth Libraries C 252

Pneumatic book carriers D 31

Pockets, book for card charging

system E 102-4

Pocock, Robert, Pri7tter M 96

Poetry, bibliography of L221

Canadian, bibliography of L 222

English L 223

collections of American G 70-1

Poland, printing in M 31

Spring, Maine, Public Library C 59

Political economy, bibliography of L 107

Polynesia — Hawaii, bibliography of L 204

Samoa, bibliography of L 203

Polytechnic Libraries C 471

Poole, William F., Librarian E 19-81

classified scheme H 39

Poole's Index J i

Popular Books in duplicate G 19

Popularising the Library F 10, ii

Porter, G. W., Librarian E 19-82

Porto Rico, bibliography of L 184

Portrait exhibitions, Burns F 83

Cromwell F 84

Franklin F 85

Portrait exhibitions. Hero

F86

Schiller

F87

Washington

F88

Portraits, cataloguing rules for

I 24

indexing

Ji

Portsmouth Libraries C 252

I, C 280-1

Portugal, printing in

M32

Postal rates for Library books

F9

Poster exhibitions

F89

Pottery exhibitions

F90

Powers, delegation of

Eg

Pratt Institute Library School

A 165

Preservation of books

G33

Preservative leather

K15

Presidential addresses at A.L.A.

Conferences

A 219

L.A.U.K. conferences

A 229

Press and Libraries

E501

bibliographies

L65. Ni

censorship

N4

copying

E61-3

Presses, private, history of

M 48

secret, history of

M49

special, history of

M 36-47

Prices of books

L33

Princeton University Library C82, 136-138

catalogue

I 60

Print sellers

G70-1

Printed cards. See Card catalog

ue

distribution.

Printed catalogue

I 62

forms E

57. Eiii-i

lists

I 35

Printers, Bulletin

I 34-1

catalogue

J 1-2. J 46-1

individual

M 60-113

marks

M114

Printing, bibliography of

L 86, M I

book illustration

M116

catalogue

I 46

preparation of matter for

I 45

cataloguing rules for

I 25

classification

H64

colophons

M125

department in Libraries

I 47

exhibitions on printing and

book

making

F30

history of

M2

special classes, Block Books and

Incunabula

M50

music

M51

imprints

M126

ink

M121

inscriptions

M 128

machinery — linotype

^"9

monotype

M 120

national, America, general

M4

special

.^^5

Austria

M22

Belgium, general

M23

special

M24

Bohemia

M25

China

M35

England, general

M6

special presses, Cambridge

M7

Essex

M 7-1

King's printer

M8

Mar prelate

M9

Oxford

Mio

Whittingham

Mil

' France, general

M19

special

M 20-21

Germany

M26

' Greece

M25-1

INDEX

47

Printing, national. Holland

M27

Ireland, general

E17

special

M18

Italy

M 29-30

Venice

M30-1

Poland

M31

Portugal

M32

Russia

M31

Scandinavia

M34

Scotland, general

M14

special, Aberdeen

M15

Perth

M16

Spain

M 32

Switzerland

M33

special, Basel

M33-1

Friburg

M33-2

Wales, general

M 12

special

M13

Printing, origin and antecedent

M3

ornamental letters

M12S

physical features of books

M 117

presses, private

M48

secret

M49

Printers' marks

M114

individual

M 60-113

of Bavaria, Ausburg

M57

England, general

M52

special towns, Exeter

M53

York

M54

Ireland, Dublin

M56

Prussia, Cologne

M58

Scotland. Glasgow

M54

Spain

M59

printing type

Mii8

proof reading

M122

punctuation

M123

signatures

M127

special presses

M 36-47

title pages

M124

typefounding

M118

typography, history of

M115

Prints, arrangement of

G70

cataloguing, rules for

I 26

collections of. in Libraries

G70

exhibitions of

F 72-75

Prison Libraries

C457

in England

C187

United States

C141

Private Libraries

C 476-496

in England

C188

Yorkshire

C325

United States

C 478-481

presses, history of

M48

Privileges to readers

KII3-II6

tickets

EII5

\'roblem novel. See Fiction :

Immoral

literature

Proctor, Robert. Libraria^i

E 19-83

Professional periodicals

A 236-242

Professorship of books

C504

Programme literature, collections of G 71

Proof reading

M 122

Proposition book

G2-4

of books

G2

I'roprietary Libraries

C497

Protection, bibliography of

L no

fire

D46

Pseudonyms, cataloguing rules for 1 9

Library Club

A 198

Pseudonymous literature, bibl

ography

of

L25

Psychology, bibliography of

L 135

classification scheme for

H85-1

Public and Library staff

E25

Public documents G 50

education and Libraries F 12

Librarians, Society of A 194

Libraries Q 11 et seq.

Acts B 32-35

Library legislation B 1-3G

methods of reaching the F 10

rules and bye-laws E 45

u«e of Libraries C 501

" Public Libraries " A 238

Publicity. See Library advertising.

Publishers, biographical notices of
exhibition of books M

Publishing Board of the .\.L.A.
methods

Punctuation

Purchase of books. See Book buying
Book prices. Book selection.

Putnam. Herbert, Librayian E IQ;84

Pynson, Richard, Piintcv M95

N2

17-1

A8

N 1-4

M 123

Qualifications of Librarian
Library assistants
trustees
Quartos. See Shelf arrangement.
Quebec, Libraries of
Queensborough (U S.) Library
Queensland, Libraries of
Quinn-Brown Classification scheme
Quotations and inscriptions for
Libraries

Racing news, obliteration of
Racks

charging system
directories
desk

magazine filing
newspapers
periodicals
reading table
stationery
time tables
umbrella
Radclifie College Library (

classification scheme
Radford Library, Manchester
Railroad Libraries in England

United States
Railway engineering, bibliography
Libraries C 142,

Rare books
Rastell, John, Puintcr

William, Piiuter
Ratdolt, Erhard, Printer
Rate limitation

supported libraries C

Rates and rating, British
Rational classification scheme
Rates, exemption from
Rating of Libraries
Rawlinson, Thomas, Book Collector
Raynalde, Thomas. Printer
Readers' application forms
registration of
tickets
Reading aids
circles and Libraries
desks
easels
general
habits
lists
racks for tables

E14
E26
En

C160

C135
C400
H40

E65

E73

E 102-1

D35-3

E70-1

D39

D40

D34-3

E57-I

D41

D42

: 136-20
H21

C 242

C189

C 142
of L85

189, 460
L34

M 98

M99

M 100

B42

II et seq.

B41

H38

B44

B43

L46

M ioi

1: iii-i

Em

E 111-4

G8

Fl2

D36-1
D36-1
C503
C502
I 35
D34-3

48

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Reading room arrangements E 75, E 69

children's E 124

directories and time tables E 77

for the blind E 76

furniture D 25-1

juvenile E 124

methods E 75

planning D 6-1

rules and regulations E 74

Ste also News rooms.

stands £ 38

table racks D 34-3

tables D 36

Receipts, fines E87, E 118

Recipes E 63

Reciprocity, bibliography of L iii

Recitations, bibliography of L 218

Record book for binding K 12

Records and surveys, local G 56

committee E 12-1

donations G 14

financial E 7

and processes G 2-1

stationery E 57

statistical E 135

stock E 66

withdrawal E 67

Recreation for Librarians E 17

Recreative arts, bibliography of L92

classification of H 86

Redlands, California, Public Library C 16

Redruth Libraries C 253

Reference books, bibliography of L 66

issue methods E 80

Library access to shelves E 82

assistance to readers . E 81

legislative and municipal F 15

management and policy E 80

planning D 7

relative functions of reference and

lending departments E 83

rules and regulations E 79

works, exhibitions of F46

Reformatory Libraries C 458

in United States C 141

Register, borrowers' numerical E 11 1-2

for overdoes E 117

of stock E 66

periodicals E 71

shelf E 104

staff time E 30

Registration of borrowers Em

issues Em

Librarians E 42

Registration system E 84-E 116

Regulations, public E 45

Reinforced binding K 6

Reinhard, Marcus, Printer M 102

Reisch, bibliography of works by L62

Relative classification H 60

location on shelves E 102

Religion, bibliography of L 134

classification of H 84

Remainders and secondhand books G 9

booksellers G9-1

Renting collections of books G 13

Renewal of borrowed books E 119

Repairing books K 20

Replacements G 20

Reports E 136

cataloguing rules for I 27

Reprints G 12

Reproductions, exhibitions of F75

Reserving books E 120

Reserving books, signals for E 120

Rest rooms in Libraries E 53

Rests, book D ^i

Revenue B 38-42

Revolving book case D 29-2

catalogue holder I 67

reading stand E 70

Rhode Island, Libraries of C 105-107

Library Association A 64

legislation B 27-1

Rhodesia, Libraries of C 395

Richardson's classification scheme H 41

Richardson. Samuel, Printer M 103

Richmond College Library C 136-20

Countess of. See Beaufort, Margaret.

Rice, William, Librarian E 19-85

Roberts, F. M., Librarian E ig-86

Henry David, Librarian E 19-87

Rochester University Library C 136-21

Rod, newspaper E 70

Roebuck, G. E., Librarian E 19-8S

Roller shelves D 29

Roman Catholic books, bibHography of L 1 40

numerals I 43

Rome, Libraries of, general C 360

special, private C 360-1

Vatican C 361

Ronalds' Library catalogue I 60

Rossetti paintings, exhibitions of F 63

Routine book G 2-2

staff E 30

Rowell, Joseph C , Librarian E 19-S9

classification scheme •■ •' - M42 —

Rowfant books L40-1

Royal Colonial Institute Library C 231

Exchange Library, Manchester C 243

; Infirmary Library, Manchester C 244

; Institution classification scheme H43

' Rubber book stamps G31-2

j printing outfit E 61

I sign writers E 61

I stamps G 31

I Rudolph indexer I 66, J 3

; Rules and regulations, general E 45

i special

age limitation E no

holiday opening E 48

hours of opening E46

inter-Library loans E 108

; juvenile department E 122

lending department, rules and
I regulations K 107
I reading room, rules and regu-
lations E 74
■ reference department, rules and
! regulations E 79
Sunday opening E47
. travelling Libraries E 109
j Rules, cataloguing. See Cataloguing,
i rules for.

for bibliographical compilation L16

Rural Libraries I 333, F3, F4

Russia, bibliography of L196

Libraries of C 366-367

printing in M 31

Rye. William B., Librarian E 19-90

; Rylands Library, Manchester C 245

] Sabbath opening of Libraries E 47

Sacconi sheaf catalogue 1 65

Safe-guarded open access E 104, E 82

Safes and strong rooms D 47

St. George-in-the-East Library C 223

the Martyr Library C 224

INDEX

St. Louis, private Libraries of C481

Salaries of assistants E 28 |

Librarians E 15 |

Salem, Mass., Public Library C 69 \

Salford Ecclesiastical Library C255 \

Public Library C 254 ;

Samoa, bibliography of L203 i

San Francisco Public Library C 19

Sanitation of Libraries. See Infectious

diseases. 1

Satchels for books G 33

Savigny, Printer M 104 ;

classification scheme H 44

Scandinavia, Libraries of C 369-381

printing in M 34

Schedule of staff time E 30

Schiller-Austalt Library, Manchester C 246
Schiller Portrait E.xhibitions F 87

Schoeffer, Peter, Printer M 104-1

School children. See Juvenile Library ;
Libraries and schools ; School
Libraries ; Sunday School Li-
braries ; Work with children.
School Libraries E131

furniture for E 131-1

travelling Libraries E 132

Schools and Libraries, relations

between E 130

for Librarianship A 135-175, 199

Schrettinger's classification scheme H 45

Schwartz's classification scheme H 46

Science, bibliography of L 71-76

classification of H 87

Scientific classification H 57

Libraries in the United States C 148

literature G 76

cataloguing rules for I 28

Scotland, bibliography of L189 |

Libraries Acts B 35

Libraries of C 329-337

Library legislation B 35

printing in M 14-16

Scottish Library Association A 197

Scranton, Pa., Public Library C 104

Scrap book catalogue I 68

books G 72

Sea, books printed at M 2-1

Seattle, Washington, Public Library C 122

Secondhand books G9

booksellers G 9-1

Secret presses, history of M 49

Secretary of Library Board E 9-2

Selection of books. See Book Selection.

Sequel stories. See Fiction.

Serials. See Periodicals.

Seven-daybooks E 119

Sewing, bookbinders Ki7

Shakespeare, William, bibliography of L63

special collections on G73

Shakespeare-Baconian theory L63-1

Shakespeareana, classification of H 88

Sheaf catalogues 1 65

Sheets, stock book E 66

Shelf arrangement H 102

brackets D 30-1

check registers H 104

sheets E 104

class marking and lettering H 107

classification labels H 105, 107

colour labels H 108

dummies D30-2

fittings D 30

guides H 103

indexes H 103

Shelf label holders

H106

labels

H105

lettering

H106

lists

H104

marking of books

H106

marks, system of

E102

notation

H102

pins

D30-3

registers

H 104

steps (automatic)

D30-6

supplies

D30

supports

D30-1

Shellac varnish for book labels

E60

Shelving

D 26-29

adjustable

D 29

appliances

D30

dwarf cases

D29-1

metal

D28

sliding and suspended

D29

wood

D27

of books

G38

Ship Libraries

C455

Short, Peter, Printei-

M 105

Shorthand, bibliography of

L95

Showcases for hooks

D32

Shurtleff s classification scheme H 47

Siam, Bangkok Library C 387-1

Sidney, Philip, bibliography of L63-2

Sign-writing outfit E61

Signals, card index I 55

reserved book E 120

Silent castors for chairs D 35-2

pads for chairs D 35-3

Silk e.xhibitions F91

Simmons College Library School A 166

Sion College classification scheme H 48

Size, classification of books by H 100

notation G 26

Sizes of books G26

Skot. John, Printer M 106

Sliding shelves D29

Slip book catalogue 1 68

method of charging books E 86-1

Small, John, Librarian E 19-91

Library administration E 3

planning D 12

Smart, Christopher, bibliography of L 64

Smith, Lloyd P., Librarian E 19-92

classification scheme H 49

liicha.Td, Book Collector L47

private Library of C 494

Smoking rooms, in Libraries E52

Social centres and Libraries F 14

functions of a Library F 14

science, bibliography of L98

settlements and Libraries F 14
Societies. See corporate entry.
Society and Club Libraries C 465-475

of public Librarians A 194

Sociology, classification of H 89

Somersetshire, bibliography of L 188

Libraries of C 316-317

Sonnenschein's classification scheme H 50
South Africa, Library conferences in A 233
Southern States (U.S.) Libraries of C 108

Tier Library Club A 99

Worcester Library Club A lOi
South Wales Libraries Assistants'

Association A 211

Western States (U.S.) Libraries of C 109

Spain, bibliography of L 197

printers of M 59

printing in M 32

50

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Sparke, Archibald, Librarian E 19 93

Special collection of books G 40-79

Libraries Association A21-1

privilege cards E 115

Specifications for bookbinding K 5

Spenser Society L 7

Sphere of the Library F 10

Spiral Library biiilSings D2
Spokane, Washington, Public Library C 123
Spofford, Ainsworth R., Librarian E ig-94

Sports, bibliography of Lgy
Springfield, Mass., City Library

Training Class A 167

Stacks, shelf D 26-29

Staderini slip catalogue I 65

Staff, apprentice classes in Libraries E 22

clubs F:2 4

conferences E 24

duties E 29

entrance examinations E21

guilds E24

health of E 34

hours of work E 31

lockers E 33-2

management E 20

qualifications E 26

relationship E 23

with readers E 25

routine book E 30

salaries E 29

time cards and sheets E 30

training E 28

vacations E 32

wardrobe E 33-3

work book E 30

room E33-1

Stamping books G 25

Stamps and marks of ownership G 31

dating G 31-2

embossing G31-1

rubber G 31-2

Standard classification scheme H 54

for Library books G i

Library of books G 74

sizes G 26

Stands, copying press E61-3

newspaper D 38

reading D 38

umbrella D 42

Standford, Charles T., Library Worker E 13

State aid, American 13 3S

British B 39

State documents G 50

Librarians, Association of A 19

National Association of A 20

conferences A 220

Libraries C 6

Library Association of U.S. C 20, 22-73

clubs A 74-101

commissions A 102-134

ownership, bibliography of L 119

papers G 50

supervision of Libraries E 39

travelling Libraries F4

Stationers N 7

Stationers' Company N 7

Stationery cabinets and racks E57-1

Stationery records and supplies E 57-60

Statistics E 135

methods of recording E 135

Statutes, Library " B i

Stealing books from Libraries G37

Steel bookcases D 28-29

Steiner, Lewis H., Librarian E 19-95

Stencils

Stephen (Leslie) Library

Steps and ladders

automatic shelf

dwarf
Sterilization. See Infection.
St-vens, Henr)', Booh Collector

Librarian
Stock book

card system for recording

proportions of

register
Stocktaking methods

E61

G75
D30-6
D30-4
D30-5

L48

E 19-96

E66

E66

G2

E66
E68

Stockbridge, Mass., Public Library C 70

■^t ckholm Library C 379

Stocking a Library G i

Storage of books G 38

"-toes index cards D 45-1

Storv hour and story telling E 128

■-^traits Settlements, Libraries of C 391

'-tron^; rooms D 47

Students' privileges E 113-114

tickets E113

■^tndy Club and the Library F 14

Subject bibliographies, general L24

special L 25-32

blanks E 57

cataloguing 1 32

classification scheme H51

headings 1 7

Subordinate arrangement H 96

Subscription agencies, periodical G 66-1

books G 13

department F8

Libraries C 462-4G3

Subsidies, bibliography of L120

Suffrage, bibliography of L 116

Suggestion slip G 2-5

Su^i^estions on management E 57

hummer Schools of Library Science G 135

See also undername of School.

Sunday opening E 47

School Libraries E 133

"Superannuation of Librarians E 43

Supervision of Libraries by State E 39

Supplies and appliances D 24-39

directory of D 24

indexing of E 57-3

stationery E 57-2

Supports and carriers for books D 31, D 33

shelf D30-1

Surrey, T,ibraries of C 318

Suspended shelves D 29

Sussex, Libraries of C319

Sweden, Libraries of C 376-380

Summer School of Library Science A 215

Swedish books G 23

Switzerland, Bibliographical Society of Lg

Libraries of C 382-383

printing in M 33

Sydney Library C 402

Syracuse University Library C 136-22

school A 168

System, card cataloguing I 48-56

charging E 102

Systems, filing J 6

Table, reading racks

I>34-3

Tables

D36

Cutter's author

H9S

for Board room

D44-1

reading

D36

Tablets, commemorative

E65

newspaper name

E70-4

INDEX

51

Tacoma, Washington, Public Library C T24

Travelling school Libraries

E132

Tadema paintings, exhibitions of

F64

Trays, card catalogue

I 53. 54

Tags for books

H 108

issue

E 102-1

Tariff, bibliography of

L no

charging system

E 102-1

on books

G7

desk

D34-3

Tasmania, Libraries of

C405

Treadle latches

Dq-i

Tavistock Library

C256

Trenton, New Jersey, Public Library C 83

Taxation, American

B40

Treveris, Peter, Printer

M 107

bibliography of

L118

Tricket, Raphael, Librarian

E 19-100

Taxes, assessment to

B43

Trinidad Library

C168-1

Taylor, John, Libranan

E1997

Trucks for books

t>3i

Teachers' cards

Ens

Truro Library

C257

Technical education and Libraries

F13

Trustees, Library

Eg, En

Libraries in the United States

C m8

bye-laws governing board meetings E 12

literature, special collections of

G 6

Trusts, bibliography of

L129

Telephone index cabinets

D44-1

Tuberculosis. See Infection.

Telephones

D44

Tungsten electric lamps

D21-1

Temporary residents

E.14

Turkey, bibliography of

L202

Tennessee, Libraries of

Clio

Twin City Library Club

A loo

Library Association

A 56

Two book system

E113

Commission

Ai3>-t

Typefounding

M 118

legislation

B2S

Typewriter desks

E62-1

Terms and phrases connected with

Typewriters

E62

Library science

E64

Typewritten catalogue cards

E62

Territorial Libraries. S^£ State Libraries.

Typography, classification of

E90

Texas, Libraries of

Crii

history of

M 115

Library Association

A 66

types, movable

M115

Commission

A 131-2

Textiles, bibliography of

L88

Ulrich, S., PrinUr

M108

exhibitions

F92

printing press

M46

Thanksgiving, bibliography

L 102

Umbrella racks and stands

D42

Thefts of books

G37

Unification of Libraries

E5

newspapers

G37

Unitarian Library, Manchester

C247

Theology, bibliography of

L137

United Kingdom, Libraries of

C170

Theosophy, bibliography of

L142

Library .'\ssociation

A 178

Thibetan literature, special collec-

conferences

A 228

tions of

G77

presidential addresses

A 229

Thomas, Ernest C , Libyarian

E 19-98

United States, Agricultural

Thomason, George, Bibliographer

L-4^-i

Libraries of

C 149

Thompson, John, Librarian

E 19-99

Bibliographical Institutes

L2

Thoresby, Ralph, private Library

of C495

periodicals

1^3

Ticket voucher

Eiii-3

societies

Li

Tickets, charging

E 10-2

Bhnd, Libraries for the

C143

for borrowers

Eiii-4

College Libraries

C136

interchangeable

E.16

Commercial Libraries

C144

Time limit for borrowing

E84

Documents

G50

notices, newspaper

Ecclesiastical Libraries

C137

schedules and sheets for staff

E30

Educational Libraries

C 149-1

tables in Libraries

E77

Factory Libraries

C144

methods of display

E77

Government Libraries

C4-5

racks for

D41

Historical Libraries

C138

Title, entry

16

Hospital Libraries

C153

pages G 29, M 1 24

Household Libraries

C152

Titles, personal, in catalogue

I 4-1

Law Libraries

C 150

Tours, Libraries of

C252

Libraries— alphabetically

CI35

Township Libraries. See Library

Library legislation

B2-3I

extension.

Medical Libraries

Csr

Trade bibliography

L65

Military Libraries

C139

catalogues, cataloguing rules for

I29

National Library

C3

special collections of

G78

Naval Libraries

C140

Guilds, bibliography of

L1.8

Prison Libraries

C141

Training classes in Libraries

E22

Public Libraries

Gii-135

of Librarians. See Library training.

Railroad Libraries

C141

Transactions of learned societies.

Scientific Libraries

C148

cataloguing rules for

I 23

State Libraries

C6-10

Transliteration, cataloguing rules

I 3-2

Technical Libraries

C148

Travelling catalogues

1 61

Women's Club Libraries

C147

collections of foreign books

G79

Y.M.C.A. Libraries

C145

Libraries

F4

Y.W.C.A. Libraries

Ci4r,

of pictures

F5

Universal catalogue

1 57

books

L69

classification

H54

rules and regulations

Ei.)9

University and College Libraries C 41^-438

pictures, collections of

E127

access to shelves

E82-1

rural Libraries

F4

College Library. London C 23

-I, C311-1

52

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

University extension and Libraries F 12

Upsala Library C 380
Useful arts, bibliography of L 77-91, 212

Use of books, instruction in C 504

Libraries by the public C 502

Utica, New York, Public Library C 94

Vacation privilege issues E 115

Vacations, staff E 32

Valdfoghel, Procope, Printer M 109

Valentine exhibitions F93
Vallenger, Stephen, Book Collector L48-2
Valliere, Due de la, private

Library of C 497

Value of Libraries C 502

Varnish for labels E 60

Venice, bibliography of L 194

photograph, exhibitions of F90

printing press at N 30-1

Ventilation D 23

Verard, Antonie, Printer M no

Vermont, US, Libraries of C 113

Library Association A 67

Commission A 132

laws B 28-1

State Library C 112

Vertical filing system J 6

handwriting 1 44
Victoria, Libraries of C 403-404

Village Libraries F 3

Library books L 68

Vincennes, Public Library C 42

Virginia Libraries, general C 115

State C114

University C 116

Library Association A 68

Vise sheaf catalogue I 65

Voucher forms E 111-3

Volunteer service E22
Vowels, German, cataloguing rules for I 3-1

Wales, National Library C 327

printing in M 12-13

Walker Indicator E 100
Walla Walla, Washington, Public

Library C 125
Walls, decoration of Library D 3-1
Walton, Izaac, bibliography of L64-1
Wandsworth Libraries C 225
Wanley, Humfrey, Book Collector L49
Librarian E 19-101
War pictures, exhibitions of F 70
Wardrobe for staff E 33-3
Warwickshire, Libraries in C 320-321
Washington, bibliography of L 178
Libraries of C117-125
Library Association A 69
Commission A 133
legislation B 29
State Library C 117
Washington, D.C., Library Associa-
tion A 70
Public Library C 30
School of Library Science A 169
University Summer School A 170
General George, bibliography of L159
portrait exhibitions F 61
Water colour paintings, exhibitions of F 61
Watermarks M 131
Watertnv"- Wisconsin, Public

ary C 133

WattF -rt. Book Collector L 50

Wellij 1 Library C 408

Wells Cathedral Library C 258

Western Reserve University Library

School A 171

West Ham Libraries C 226

Indies, bibliography of L 182

Libraries of C 166- 16S

photographs of exhibitions F81

Trinidad Library C 168-1

Wheatley, B. R., Librarian E 19-102

Whelpley, Albert W., Librarian E 19-103

Whistler, paintings, exhibition of F65

Whitney, James Lyman, Librarian E 19-104

Whittinsham press M 10, 47

Wickersham, William B., Library

Worker E 13

Wicket fittings D9-1

Wigan Private Library C 260

Public Library C 259

Wilcox's classification scheme H 52

Windows in Libraries D 3

Windsor, P. L., Librarian E 19-105

Castle Library C 261

Winona School for Librarians A 172

Winsor, Justin, Librarian E 19-106

classification scheme H 53

Wisconsin Historical Library C 127

Libraries of C 126-133

Library Association history A 71

meetings A 72

Commission A 134

legislation B 30

school A 174

Northern Travelling Library Asso-
ciation A 73

University Summer School A 173

Witchcraft, bibliography of L 143

Withdrawals book E 67

Wolfe, Reginald, Printer Mm

Women, bibliography of L 103

Librarians and assistants E 37

congress of A 224

Women's Clubs and Libraries F 14

Libraries of United States C 147

Wood engraving exhibitions F 95

shelving D 28

Worcestershire, Libraries of C 322
Worcester, Southern, Library Club A loi

Worde, Wynkyn de. Printer M 112

Work, assistants' hours of E 31

book, staff E 30

room, staff E33-1

Working man and the Library F 13

Worn-out books G 15
Worthing Library C 261-1, C 319-3
Wright, William, H. K., Librarian E 19-107

Wright-Stanlake Indicator E loi

Writing, bibliography of L94

copier E61-2

material, ancient and modern L27

Wyer, Robert, Printer M 113
Wyoming, Cheyenne Public Library C 134

Library legislation B31

Y.M.C A. and the Library F 14

Libraries in the United States C 145

Y.W.C.A. and the Library F 14

Libraries in the United States C 146

Yale University Library C 136-23

Young, John Russell, Librarian E 19-108

people's club E 125

reading E 134

York, printers of M54

Yorkshire Libraries C 323-326

Library Assistants' Association A 210

Zoology, bibliography of L 73

classification of H 91

52A

ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA

ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA

Thk Compiler recog^nises that there may be many imperfections, for which
he craves indulgence. He also feels that there is still much room for
improvement, and will be grateful for corrections of any errors noticed, or
any suggestions that may be made which will add to the usefulness of the
revised and enlarged edition to be published in 1910.

He desires to acknowledge his indebtedness to Miss Grace McKenzie,
Chief Assistant, Finsbury Libraries, for reading the proofs, and to Miss Lizzie
Hurley, Second Assistant, for compiling the List of Errata.

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1909 between 106 and L.J.
1908 Delete A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-304

1906 Steams read Stearns

1907 Insert P.L. before (12)
1901 P.L. (5) read (6)

1901 P.L. (5) 575 read P.L. (6) 108,

291-3
1905 L.J. (31) 262 read (30) 362

1908 P.L. (12) read (13), delete 407
1899 read 1898, (5) read (3)

1901 P.L, (5) read (6)
1897 L.J. (23) read {22), P.L. (3)
read (2)
1900 Galbreath after L.J. add
Conf No

1900 Countryman L.J. (26) read

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1906 Tyler (A. S.) transfer to 1905

1907 la Lib Q (5) 153-154 insert

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1903 read 1904

1901 L.J. (24) read (26)

1909 Minnesota, Iowa, and Wis-
consin L.C. Hdbk add 68
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1906 read 1907

ii)o8 Second entry transfer to 1905

1885 Third entry should read

1886 ; second entry under

1892 read 1894 ; third entry

under 1895 read 1896

1907 read 1908

Columbia College (Washington)
Library School all entries
to 1889 should read Colum-
bia College (New York);
entries from 1897 to 1905
should read Columbia
University (Washington)
Library School
Entry under Kroeger add 1908
1901 L.J. (6) read P.L. (6)
Information Regarding School
Course : 1901 insert 66, 71
between Bull and 1902

1905 read 1906

1906 Sixth add L.J. (31) 59, 220-1

1907 Discussion add 143-154
1904 2i6 read 216-217

-I 1888 read 1908

1891 L.J. {2.(i).read (21)
1903 L.J. (20) read (28)

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1-171
A 218 1892 L.J. (17) Conf No i read i-

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A 218 1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No add

1-326; P.L. (12) add 147-8,

182-3, 184, 185, 194-5, 260-1,

262-5, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf

No 1-326
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A 228 1879 L.A. Trans (2) read 91-112
A 228 1884 L.C. add (i) 161-164
A 229 1892 L. (4) read L.A.U.K. Rept

(15) 4-6
A 233 1904 L.W. (16) read L.W. (6)
A 237 1898 L.J. (27) read L.J. (23)
A 240-1 1889 read 1899; Vol 11 read 10;

1889 read 1899
A 243 1893 Sharp (C. H.) read Garland

(C. H.)
A 244 1877 Nicholson (E. R.) read (E.

B.)

B 2 1898 L.J. [22,) Conf No 23-24 read

23-34
B2 1899 Hoagland (M.) read Eastman

(W. R.); after L.J. (25) in-

sert Conf No
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B 27 1901 L.J. (24) read (26)
B32 1889 L. (2) read L. (1)
B 2,1 1903 Pubic read Public
B33 1898 read 1896
B 38 1906 read ,1905
B 38 Information, etc., add year 190O
B 40 1905 Canfield transfer to 1906
B 41 1897 read 1898

C2 1889 L. (10) read (1)

Cii 1876 U.S. Govt Rept add 1-37

C II 1884 L.J. (19) read (9)

Cii 1888 Higginson (J. W.) read (T.

W.)
Cii 1898 Harrison transfer to 1896
Cii 1900 read 1901
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C 15 1907 Delete 69-110
C 15 1906 Delete Cal News Notes (i)

and entries to 1907, add

Aa:essions
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Cal News Notes (3) 227-8
C 19 1906 Add Greene (C. S.) Effects,

etc.
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read 231

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L.J. (26) 255 read 276

read Tolman (F. L.)

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1901

L.J. (25) read (26)

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1894 New York Library read New
York Society Library

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1893

read L.J. (18) Conf No 29-
30

C90

1897 Mclntyre transfer to 1907

D 21-22 1909 Phillips read L.W. (11)

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34-38, (12) 167-170

Bull; add L.J. (30) Conf

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1877

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No 9-14

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1877

L.J. (I) read (2)

C95

1907 Somer read Some

C115

1904 Boggs (M.) read East (M. B.)

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^afi?i899; L.J. (27) 79-80 read

C124

1906 Eshelman (J. F.) read (J. T.)

L.J. (24) Conf No 79-80

C126

1905 Wis Lib Bull (i) 182 read 102

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1900 Fry (Sir E.) L.A.R. (i) read

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Earned read Learned

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1890 L.J. (2) read L. (2)

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1895 L.J. (7) read L. (7)

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83 read L.J. (24) 482-483

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Dana read Drury

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L.J. read L.

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Crunden, 80 read 82

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1891 L.J. (3) read L. (3)

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Tillinghurst read Tillinghast

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Beer (W.) read Foote (E. L.)

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Campbell (4) read (3)

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W3'n read Wyer

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Lowrey, L.J. (7) 187 read (17)
87

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1904 P.L. (9) 123 read 23

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Universal Library 276-279

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read 129-132

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1898 James (M. J.) read (W. J.);

E49

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Tolmer read Tolman

Conf No 45-49 read 107-108

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1898

Austin, 105-110 read 108-110

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L. (6) 303-12 read L. (4) 306-12

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1907

H itchier, 264-268 read 554-

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Ballinger, (i) read (2)

(4) 35-38

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Rowell (M.) read (J. C.)

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read 129-132

horses

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Tolmer read Tolman

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1888 Wood, L.C. (4) read (5)

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Conf No 1 1;6

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CLASS A

Associations, Clubs, Commissions, Training;
Schools, Conferences

A 1 ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS, etc.— GENERAL

1876 Cutter (C A.) Library Associations in France and America, L.J. (i)
389-391

1887 First conference of American Librarians (1853), L.J. (12) ~,2(>

1891 Note on Library Clubs, Societies and Associations, L.J. (ib) 4

Dewey (M.) Note on American and State Library Associations, L.J. {16)

169-170
Green (H. E.) Tabulated reports of State Library Associations, L.J. (116),
Conf No 52-56, 1 12-1 13

1895 Adams (E. L.) Work accomplished by the various State Library Associa-
tions, L.J. (20) 380-382

1897 Librar\' Associations and kindred societies, Greenwood's Vr-Bk (18^7)
291-299

1901 Way (Sir S. J.) Presidential address, L.A. of Austral Proc (1901) VII-XII

1902 Record of Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (27) 30-32.

1903 : L.J. {2'!i) 22-24

1903 Dana (J. C.) Purposes of Library Associations, L.J. (28) 776

^^905 — What .State and local Associations can do for Library interests, L.J.

(30) Conf No 17-21
— Summary of the Library Associations and Clubs of the World, L.J. (30)

Conf No 21-26
1906 Centres of Library influence. Lib Occ, Nos 1-4, 1-2 ; No 5, 1-2 ; No b, 2
1908 Bostwick (A. E.) Value of Associations, L.J. (33) 3-9

AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

(OrsanizHcl October 6th, i87(>: Incorj^oratpd December lolb, iS7<))
A 2 HISTORICAL

1876 Dewey (M.) American Library Association, L.J. (i) 245-247
1880 — Past, present, and future of the A.L.A., L.J. (5) 247-276
1885 Richardson (E. C.) Bibliothecal science and economy. Article 11 of the

A. L.A. Constitution, L.J. (10) 244-245
18S6 Development of the modern Library idea, the Association, Journal, Bureau
and School, L.N. (U.S.) i, 47-49
Poole (W. F.) History of the American Library Association, L.J. (11) 194
1890 Crunden (F. M.) President's address on the work of the A.L.A., L.J. (15)

Conf No 1-5
189^ Review of the work of the Co-operative Cominittee of the A. L.A. from

1876 to 1S93 by W. H. Brett, L.J. (18) Conf No 6S-71
1894 American Library Association, L.J. (19) 52-57

Hill (F. P.) Re])()rt on Library progress, L.J. (10) Conf No 56-bo
1897 Brett (W. U.) President's address on the work of the .\ L.A., L.J. (22)
Conf No 1-5
Library .Associations and kindred societies, Greenwood '> 'S'r-Bk (1897)
297-^98
1902 A.L.A., Minn, Iowa and Wisconsin Hdbk, 68

1904 — Delaware L.C. Hdbk, 63-64

1905 Work and needs of the A.L.A., L.J. (30) 85S-860

Affiliation of the A. L.A. with kindred Associations, L.J. (30) 457

1906 Dewey (M.) Origin of the motto of the A.L..'\., "The best reading for

the largest number at the least cost," I'.L. (11) 55

54 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1907 A.L.A. Hdbk, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 1-65. 1908: A.L.A. Bull (2)

Literary Yr-Bk (1908) 674. 1909: A.L.A. Bull (3) 51-113
1909 Andrews (C. W.) A.L.A. General review of its work, Wis Lib Bull (5)

39-45

Sec also Aims and Purposes of the A.L.A., A 5

A3 CONSTITUTION

1876 Constitution of American Library Association, L.J. (i) 140, 145-7, 251-254

1885 Richardson (E.G.) Bibliothecal science and economj-, Article 11 of the

A.L.A. Constitution, L.J. (10) 244-245

1886 Constitution of the American Library Association, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 12-14.

1893 : L.J. (18) Conf No 53-58

1897 Re-incorporation of the A.L.A., L.J. (22) 3, 23, 75, 91, 139, Conf No 140
Thwaites (R. G.) Re-incorporation of the A.L.A., L.J. (22) 128

1898 Amendments to the Constitution, L.J. (23) Conf No 154-156

1899 Revision of the A.L.A. Constitution, L.J. (24) 154-156

1907 Amendments to Constitution, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 14-17; No 6, 1

1908 Revising- the Constitution of the A.L.A., P.L. (13) 89, 129, 213
A.L.A. Constitution as at present, and as approved by the Association at

Minnetonka, L.J. (33) 321-326, A.L.A. Bull (2) 37, 54-58
Proposed revision, A.L.A. Bull (2) 146-148, 411-414

1909 A.L.A. Constitution, P.L. (14) 23-24, 59-60, 64-65, 99, 260-261, 263-264
Dana (J. C.) American Library Association Constitution, P.L. (14) 64-65
Yust (W. F.) Shall the A.L.A. remain democratic, P.L. (14) 132-133
A.L.A. Hdbk, A.L.A. Bull (3) 51-113

A 4 CHARTER

1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 2; (2) 48

A 5 AIMS AND PURPOSES

1878 A.L.A. Aims, L.J. (3) 43

1907 Hovey (E. C.) Report of the Executive Ofticer, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf

No 1 16-119

1908 Purposes of the A.L.A.,. .LL.^l. Bull (2) 48-50

1909 Lee (G. W.) Ethics of the A.L.A., P.L. (14) 306
Official information regarding the A.L.A. in Hdbk for 1909, .A.L.A. Bull

(3) No 4
Suggestion with a view to creating discussion of papers read before the
Conference, P.L. (14) 56-57

A6 COUNCIL

1902 Fairchild (S. C.) Presidents of the American Library Association, 1876-

1902, Ne7u York State Library Report (85) Bulletin No 75, 1 17-129
1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 12. igo8: (2) 52

A 7 EXECUTIVE BOARD

1884 Executive Board of the A.L.A., L.J. (9) 4-5. 1907 : Extract of Minutes,
A.L.A. Bull (1) No I, 3-4. Transactions, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 6. 2-8.
1908: L.J. (33) 404-406, P.L. (13) 313-314, 364-365. A.L.A. Bull (2)
121-125,406-411. 1909: L./. (34) 63. 369

A 8 COMMITTEES— GENERAL

1907 A.L.A. Committees, A.L.A. Bull (1) No 5, 13-14. 190S : (2) 53-54

A8 1 COMMITTEES— SPECIAL

BooKHiNDiNG. Sec K 4-5
Cat.aloguing. Sec I 1-2
College and Reference. See C 136
Library Training. See A 135

International Relations

1908 Report of the A.L.A. Committee on International relations, A.L.A. Bull

(2) 171

.L\//iiv'7ClA ASSOCIATIOXS

Publishing Section

1886 A.L.A. Publishing; Section, L.J. (u) 382

1886 Origin of the A.L.A. Publishing Section, L.X. (U.S.) (i) 101-7

1894 Fletcher (W. I.) Work of the Publishing Section, L.J. (19) Conf No 102

1897 Lane (W. C.) Report of the Publishing Section, L.J. (22) Conf No 84-86.

1S98 : L.J. (23) Conf No 46-52. 1899 : L.J. (24) Conf No 95-91). 1900 :
L.J. (25) Conf No 86-90. 1901 : L.J. (26) Conf No 127^

1902 Fletcher (W. L) Report of the Publishing Board, L.J. (27) Conf No 83-85.

1903: L.J. (28) Conf No 107-110. 1904: /../. (2C)) Conf No 169-172.
1905 : L.J. {30) Conf No 107-109

1906 Lane (W. C.) Report of the Publishing Board, /../. (31) Conf No 154-159

1907 Report of the Publishing Board, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 7-10, 16-18, Conf

53-59. 1908: .1.L..4. Bull (2) 128-132. 300-311, P.L. (I-,) 274-275.

1909 : L.J. (34) 18, 308
1909 Dana (J. C.) Booklists, P.L. (14) 91

Specifications for Book Cloths, L.J. (34) 120
Report of Book-buying Committee, L.J. (^4) 121

A 9 TRUSTEES' SECTION

1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 20. i()oS: A.L.A. Bull (2) 61. 1909: L.J. (34)
368, P.L. (14)312

A 10 TREASURER'S REPORT

1907 A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 16-24. 1908: A.L.A. Bull (2) 3S-41, 125-128.
Financial Statement, 133-136

All PAST OFFICERS

1905 Past Ofificers of the American Library Association, A.L.A. Bull (2) 50

A 12 OFFICERS

1907 Officers of American Librru-y Association, /1./...L Bull (i) No 5, 11; (2) 51

A 13 MEMBERSHIP

1907 Dewey (^L) jNIan-a-month volunteers, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 1-3. A.f^.A.
Member.ship, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 4-5; No 3, 1-2; No 5, 3-10; (2) 2,
11-12, 41, 56-106. L.J, (34) 222

A 14 MEMBERSHIP NECROLOGY

1898 Necrology, L.J. (23) Conf No 115-116

1907 Carr (H. J.) Necrological records of A.L.A. Members, .4.i...1. Bull (1)
No 5, 65. 1908: (2) 107, 123-125

A 15 HEADQUARTERS

1903 Dewey (M.) National Headquarters for the A.L..\.. some suggestions and

opinions, L.J. (28) 757-764
lies (G.) Headquarters for our Association, /,./. (^8) Conf No 24-2S

1906 Hovey (E. C.) Headquarters opened, L.J. (31) 005-660

1907 Report of Committee on Headquarters presented by D. P. Cany, A.L.A.

Bull (i) No I, 7-8; No 2, 12; No 6, 7-8, Conf No 52-53
190S A.L..\. Headquarters, P.L. (13) 131, 252, 309-310
1909 A.L.A. Headquarters at Chicago, A.L.A. Bull (j,) No 4, /../. (h) 4-5-4^6,

N.Y.L. (2) 38, P.L. (14) 221

A 16 AFFILIATION WITH KINDRED ASSOCIATIONS

1905 Affiliation of the American Library Association with kindi<d .\><^ociations,
L.J. {30) 457
Proposed affiliation of National Association of State Librari.uis with the
A.L.A., L.J. (30) Conf No 151, 191, 226

1907 A.L.A. .\ffiliated Organisations, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 21; (2) 61

1908 Why the American Library Association likes to meet the National

Association of State Librarians, A.L.A. Bull (2) 27O-278
A.L.A. and allied agencies, L.J. (33) 509

1909 A.L.A. and A.L.L, P.L. (14) 24, 53-54

56 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 17 AMERICAN LIBRARY INSTITUTE

1906 Constitution, by-laws and list of fellows elected, L.J. (31) 71-72
Organization, P.L. (11) 108

1907 American Library Institute, A.L..A. Bull (i) No 5, 21; (2) 62

1908 Ahern (M. E.) Library Institute, A.L.A. Bull (2) 312-313

American Library Institute, L.J. (33) 147-151- Discussion, L.J. (33) 278-279

Constitution of American Library Inst., L.J. (33) 321, A.L.A. Bull (2) 62

Aims of the American Library Institute, F.L. (13) 171. 313

List of fellows, P.L. (13) 409-410

Proposed new Constitution and list of members, L.J. (33) 447-448

Future of the Institute, L.J. (33) 427, 4S3, 508-509

1909 A.L.A. and the A.L.I., P.L. (14) 53-54

A. L. Institute. Revised list of presidents, L.J. (34) 219-220
Second annual meeting at New York, P.L. (14) 23-24, 59-60, 66-67
Plummer (iM. \V.) Library Institute. Wis Lib Bull (5) 47
Carr (H. J.) Revised list of members, L.J. (34) 219-220
Election of Members, L.J. (34) 63, 273
Informal meeting, L.J. (34) 362, P.L. (14) 23, 66

A 18 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION— LIBRARY SECTION

1896 Meetings, L.J. (21) 131, 149, 280, 315, 328. 1897: (22) 179, 197, 380, 3S9,
Conf No 145. 1898 : (23) 135, 145, 2S7, 294, 528, Conf No 129-30.
1899: (24) 62, III, 152, 215, 245, 529, Conf No III. 1900: (25) 290,
293, 588, 623-625, Conf No 136-138. 1901 : (26) 59, 81, 277, 315, 338,
395, 670, 756, Conf No 120-122. 1902 : (27) 329, 833, Conf No 126-127,
226, 251. 1903 : (28) 25, 298, 617. 1904 : (29) 25, 431, Conf No 202,
251. 1905 : (30) 331, 349, 391, 414, Conf No 198, 132, 173. 1906 :
{31) 788, Conf No 67, 195, 281. 1907 : A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 87-89,
296. 1908: A.L.A. Bull (2) 42, L.J. (33) 320, P.L. (13) 312-13, 315.
1909 : L.J. (34) 359, 410, P.L. (14) 153, 317, Wis Lib Bull (5) 65-66

A 19 STATE LIBRARIANS, ASSOCIATION OF

1S87 L.J. (12) 279, 284. 1890: (15) 82, 104, 227, 241, Conf No 143. 1S91 :
(16) Conf No 128. 1893: (18) 193, Conf No 89

A 20 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE LIBRARIANS (Organized 1S9S)
1898 Plan for a National Association, L.J. (23) 181, 196

Meetings, L.J. (23) 289, 574, 653, 668, Conf No 182. 1899 : (24) 576, 623.
1900: (25) 639, 727, 739. 1901 : (26) 119, 315, 397, 400, 885. 1902 :
(27) 3, 31, Conf No 236, 241, 247. 1903 : (28) 71, 244, 608, 851. 1904 :
(29) 601, Conf No 202. 1905: (30) 299, 331, 348, 416, 949, Conf No
151, 197, 225, 226. 1906: (31) 275, 276, Conf No 284. 1907: (32)
241, 261, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 193-230. 1908: L.J. (33) 279, 317,
A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-304. 1909: A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-270, L.J. (34) 357,
PL. (14) 315

Bostwick (A. E.) Work of some States for Library advancement. L.J. (33)
213-218

Why the A.L.A. likes to meet the National Association of State Librarians,
A.L.A. Bull (2) 276-278

Report of Committee on extension of membership, A.L.A. Bull (2) 267-270

Report of Committee on systematic bibliography of State official legisla-
tion. National Association of .State Librarians, A.L.A. Bull (2) 276,
LJ- (33) 509

A 21 ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES

1907 Ashviile Conference, May 23-29, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 246-60

1908 Third annual meeting, A.L.A. Bull (2) 31S-22

1909 American Association of Law Libraries, L.J. (34) 60, 358

A 21 1 SPECIAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION (Organized 1009)
1909 Report of Meeting, L.J. (34) 358, 410, 548

A 22 STATE AND LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICA— GENERAL

1885 Cheney (C. P.) Association of Sunday School Libraries, /../. (10) 123, T25
1890 Circular of Association of State Librarians, Albany, N.Y., L.J. (15) 82-84
Dewey (M.) New York Library Association, L.J. (15) 267-268

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 57

1S91 Green (H. E.) Tabulated reports of State Library Associations. L.J. (16)

Conf No 52-56
Dewey (M.) Note on American and State Library Associations, L.J. (16)

169-170
iSt)5 Adams (E. L.) Work accomplished by various Stale Library Associations

L.J. (20) 380-382
1897 Putnam (H.) Local Library Associations in the Lnited States, 2iid hit

Conf 129-134, Discussion 243, L. (9) 293
1900 Officers of State Library Associations : Round Table Meeting-, L.J. (25)

Conf No 236-249
iQOi Work of State Library Associations and Women's Clubs in advancing

Library interests : Round Table Meeting, L.J. (26) Conf No 183-195
Dana (J. C.) What the work of the State Library Associations should be

L.J. (26) Conf No 183-185, Discussion 186-188

1902 Record of State Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (27)

30-42
Work of State Library Association> : Round Table Meeting-, L.J. (27) Conf

No 236-249
Dewey (M.) Functions of a State Library Association, L.J. (27) Conf No

236-238
Lambert (C.) How can a State Library Association best arouse interest

in towns and villages which are totally without Library facilities, L.J.

(27) Conf No 238-239
Farrar (L F.) How should the programme of a State Library Association

Meeting- be made up to be of the most use to the Librarians of small

Libraries? L.J. (27) Conf No 239-241
Canfield (J. H.) Benefits of Library Institutes, L.J. (27) Conf No 241-245,

Discussion 242-249
Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin Hdbk, 68

1903 Record of Library Associations and Commissions, L.J. (28) 22-24

1904 Delaware Library Commission Hdbk, 1-2, 21-22

1905 Dana (J. C.) Library Associations and Clubs, L.J. (30) Conf No 21-26

1906 Steams (L. E.) What State Library Associations should do for the small

Library, L.J. (31) Conf No 251-252
Centres of Library influence. Lib Dec Nos 1-4, 1-2; No 5, 1-2; No 6, 2
iqoq Koch (T. W.) Proposed Meeting- of College and University Librarians
in the Middle West, L.J. (34) 354

A 23 ALABAMA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1904)
1904 Meetings, L.J. (29) 603. 1905 : L.J. (30) 29, 915, P.L. (10) 32, 536.
1906: L.J. (31) 27, 177, P.L. (II) 81. 1908: L.J. (33) 22, P.L. (13) 57

CALIFORNIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895)
A 24 HISTORICAL

1906 Lichtenstein (J.) History of the California Library Association, Cal News
Notes (i) 72-4

A 25 CONSTITUTION

1906 Constitution of the California Library Association, Cal News Notes (i)
74-75- >907 : (2) 71-3

A 26 MEMBERS

1906 Members of the California Library Association, Cal News Notes (i) 76-80

A 27 PUBLICATIONS

IQ06 Publications of the California Library Association, Cal News Notes (i) 80

A2S ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS

1906 Other Associations closely allied to tli<- Cniiforiiia Libmrv A>-.ociation,
Cal News Notes (i) 82-5

A 29 REPORTS OF MEETINGS

iSqs L.J. (20) 128, 177, 211, 355, 391. i8q6: L.J. (21) 29. no, 153, 231, 283,
329, 461, 503, P.L. (i) 15, 47, 314. 1S97: L.J. (22) 26. 93. 204. 205,
262, 309, 699, 752, P.L. (2) 58, 96, 35^- 42 J. 463. 50"- 1898 : L.J. {2i)

58 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

26, 67, 151, 201, 245, 534, 580, 620, 673, P.L. (3) 50, 129, 174. 1899:
L.J. (24) 24, 66, 113, 159, 216, 485, 531, 580, 629, 680. 1900: L.J.
(25) 21, 74, 122, 181, 294, 337, 591, 640, 692, 744, P.L. (5) 334. 1901 :
L.J. (26) 83, 341, P.L. (6) 108, 345, 569. 1902 : L.J. (27) 86, 839,
P.L. (7) 77. 1903: L.J. (28) 74, 123. 1904: L.J. (29) 82, 141, 254,
435. 484. 545. P-I- (9) 121, 460. 1905: L.J. (30) 29, 91, 293, 351,
935. PI- (10) 33. 143. 241, 536. 1906: L.J. (31) 77. 177, 224, 328,
676, 729, P.L. (11) 151, Cal Neii's Notes (i) 20, 70, 80, 128, 130, 273,
332, 389, 458. 1907: Cal News Notes (2) 50, 79, no, 170, 268, 351,
371, L.J. (32) 77, 170, 282, 321, 457, 507. 1908: Cal News Notes (3)
83, 193, 282, 369, L.J. (33) 63, 154, 192, 289, 326, P.L. (13) 67, 144, 326.
1909 : Cal News Notes (4) 221, 514, L.J. (34) 279, 374, P.L. (14) 151, 228

A 30 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized iSqi)
1*892 L.J. (17) 25, 102, 173, 246, 495. 1S93: (18) 18, 49. 1894: (iq) 97,
175. 1907: (12) 107

A 31 CAROLINA, NORTH, LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1905)

1905 L.J. (30) 33, P.L. (10) 35. 1906: L.J. (31) 224, P.L. (11) 327. 1907:

L.J. (32) 330. 1909 : P.L. (14) 35

A 32 CAROLINA, SOUTH— COLUMBIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

(Organized 1896)
1896 P.L. (i) 87

A 33 COLORADO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1893)

1893 L.J. (18) 85. 1895: L.J. (20) 211. 1896: L.J. (21) 109, 152, 503, P.L.

(i) 15. 315- 1897: L.J. (22) 26, 94, 148, 205, 262, 309, 700, 752, P.L.
(2) 58, 97, 140, 358. 1898 : L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201, 245, 534, 580,

621, 673. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, H3, 159, 216, 485, 531, 580, 629,

680, 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 181, 238, 337, 592, 640, 692, 744.

1905: L,/. (30) 351, 421, 814, P.L. (10) 309, 491. 1906: L.J. (31)
79, 224, 776, P.L. (11) 217. 1909 : L.J. (34) 20, P.L. (14) 67

A 34 CONNECTICUT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891)

1891 L./, (16) 15, 81, 181, 200. 1892 : L.J. (17) 24, 97, 203, 240, 457. 1S93 :

L.J. (18) 84, 193, 436. 1894: L.J. (19) 93, 204, 349. 1895: L.J.

(20) 91, 210, 352. 1896: L.J. (21) 107, 283, 504, P.L. (i) 48, 86, 272.

1897: L.J. (22) 75, 94, 309, 700, P.L. (2) 97, 358, 500. 1898: L.J.

(23) 26, 67. 152, 201, 245, 534, 580, 621, 673, P.L. (3) 264. 1899: L.J.

(24) 24, 66, 113, 159, 216, 485, 531, 580, 629, P.L. (4) 25, 160, 205.
1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 122, 181, 238, 295, 337, 592, 640, 692, 744, P.L
is) 176, 435- 1901 : L.J. (26) 144, 215, 341, 807, P.L. (6) 214, 420,
638. 1902: L.J. (27) 143, 330, P.L. (7) 164, 255, 475. 1903: L.J.
■(28) 179, P.L. (8) 168, 470. 1904: L.J. (29) 142, 3". PL. (9) 132,
336, 509. 1905 : L.J. (30) 30, 157, 865, P.L. (10) 191. 1906 : L.J.
(31) 127, 329. 1907: L.J. (32) 170, 321, 508. 1908: L.J. (33) 105,
238, 510, P.L. (13) 142. 1909: L.J. (34) 121, 309, 496, P.L. (14) 30,
H8, 273, 317

A 35 NORTH DAKOTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1906)

1906 L.J. (31) 83, 143, P.L. (11) 153, 216. 1907: L.J. (32) 571. 1908: P.L.

(13) 28

A 36 SOUTH DAKOTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1907)

1907 P.L. (12) 75, III. 1908 : L.J. (33) 158, P.L. (13) 66. 1909 : P.L. (14) 360

A 37 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Formerly l<nown
as the VVasIiinglon City Library Association)

1901 L.J. (26) 215, 342, 808, 877, P.L. (6) 290, 570. 1902 : L.J. (27) 33, 86,
144, 210, 273, 1018, P.L. (7) 166, 493. 1903: L.J. (28) 26, 74, 123,
180, 247, 302, 835, P.L. (8) 67, 115, 284. 1904: L.J. (29) 26, 82, 142,
191. 254. 313. P-L- (9) 25, 179. 1905 : L.J. (30) 31, 92, 15S, 230, 294.
865, 936, P.L. (10) 89, 144, 242, 309, 491. 1906 : L.J. (31) 28, 80,
127, 178, 224, 820, P.L. (11) 215, 323. 1907: L.J. (32) 80, 121, 170,
.2TO, ;;oo, 560, P.L. (12) 29, 242, 413. TQoS : L.J. (33) 23, 63, 10^, 157,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 59

192, 450, 511, P.L. (13) 20, 109, 229, 416. 1909: L.J. (34) 65, 122,
176, 226, 496, 555, r.L. (14) 32, 68, 103. 150, 230
See also A 70

A 38 FLORIDA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organizr^d 1901)
1906 L.J. (31) 29. iqor: L.J. (32) 82. P.L. (12) 71. 1908: L.J. (33) 24.
P.L. (13) bo. 1909: L.J. (34) 65. P.L. (14) 104

A 39 GEORGIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1.S97)

1897 L.J. (22) 309, 700, P.L. (2) 359, 464. 189S: L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201,

246, 534, 580, 621, 674, P.L. (3) 386. i89q: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 113,

160, 216, 486, 531, 580, 630, 680. 1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 123, 181,
238, 295, 337, 592, 640, 693, 744. 1902 : L.J. (27) 1018. 1905: P.L.

(10) 538. 1906: P.L. (11) 31. iqo7: L.J. (32) 83. P.L. (12) 109.
1908: L.J. (33) 192, P.L. (13) 230. 1909: P.L. (14) 6c)

A 40 ILLINOIS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1896)
1896 L.J. (21) 70. 109, 462, 504, P.L. (i) 12, 316. 1S97: L.J. (22) 26, 263,
310, P.L. (2) 22, 58. 1898: L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201, 246, 534, 580,
622, 674, P.L. (3) 95. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 113, 160, 216, 486, 531,
580, 630, 680, P.L. (4) 116. 1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 123, 181, 295,
337, 592, 640, 693 744, P.L. (5) 28, 70. 190 1 : L.J. (26) 23, 145,
691, P.L. (6) 108, 219, 503. 1902 : L.J. (27) 274, P.L. (7) 476. 1903 :
L.J. (28) 248, P.L. (8) 189. 1904: L.J. (29) 142, 313, P.L. (9) 289.
1905 : L.J. (30) 352, P.L. (10) 198, 290. iqo'6: L.J. (31) 329. 1907:
L.J. (32) 83, 171. 1908: L.J. (33) 451, P.L. (13) 234. 1909: L.J.
(34) 496, P-L. (14) 109, 385

INDIANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1892)
A 41 HISTORY, CONSTITUTION, etc.

1907 Constitution of the Indiana Library Association, Lib Dec No 9, 5-6
1909 Hepburn (W. M.) A Few words from the President, Lib Dec (2) 87-88
History, constitution and place of meetings. Lib Dec (2) 88-91

A 42 REPORT OF MEETINGS

1892 L.J. (17) 57. 1893: L.J. (18) 16, 194. 18^4: L.J. (19) 57. 1895:
L.J. (20) 24. 1896: L.J. (21) 29. 132. 462, P.L. (I) 316. 1897: L.J.
(22) 29. P.L. (2) 59. 1898: L.J. (23) 26, 67, 152, 201, 246, 534, 580,
622, 674, P.L. (3) 51. 1899: L.J. (24) 24, 66, 115, 160, 216, 486, 531,
580, 630, 680, P.L. (4) 459. 1900: L.J. (25) 22, 74, 125, 181, 238,
296, 337. 592. 640, 693, 744, P.L. (s) 64. 437. 1901 : L.J. (26) 808.
1902 : P.L. (7) 477. 1903 : P.L. (8) 471. 1904 : L.J. (29) 866.
1905: L.J. (30) 866, P.L. (10) 538 iqo6: L.J. (31) 821, Lib Occ Nos
1-4, 5 ; No 5, '8-9 ; No 6, 3 ; No 7, 5. iqo7 : L.J. (32) 323, 509, P.L. (12)
71, Lib Occ No 10, 15-ib. 1908 : L.J. {t^t,) 327, 366, 454, P.L. (13) 21,
416, Lib Occ (2) I, 15. 1909: L.J. (34) 488, 555, P.L. (14) 104, Lib
Occ (2) 93 ' ^ \

IOWA LIBRARY ASSOCIATON (Organized 1890)
A 43 HISTORY, CONSTITUTION, etc.

1904 Howe (H. J.) Monograph on the Iowa Library Association, 7a Lib

Comm O. (4) 56
1906 Douglas (M. H.) Suggestions regarding future of the Iowa Library

Association activities, la Lib O. (5) 1 18-120

A 44 REPORTS OF MEETINGS

1891 L.J. (16) 17, 314. 1892: L.J. (17) 374. 387. 491- 1893: L.J. (18) 16.
1894: L.J. (19) 58. 1895: L.J. (20) q4, 176. 1896: L.J. (21) 109,
233, P.L. (i) 316. 1897: L.J. (22) q7, 263, 433. 701, P.L. (2) 421,
464. 1898: L.J. (23) 27, 67, 153, 201. 246. 534, 581, 623, 674. 1899:
L.J. (24) 25, 67, 115, 160, 217, 486, 531, 580. 631, 680 1900: L.J.

(25) 23, 74, 125, 181, 238, 296, 337, 592, 641. 693, 745. 1901 : L.J.

(26) 693, 810, P.L. (6) 503, 571, la Lib Q. (i) 14, 28, 41, 58. 1902 :
la Lib O. (2) 16, 40, 50, 66, P.L. (7) 477. iqc, : la Lib Q. (3) q, 12,
28, 41, 52, L.J. (28) 603, 671, P.L. (8) 169. 473. iqo4: la Lib Q. (4)
28, 37, P.L. (9) iSo, 461, 1905 : la Lib O. (5) 12, 32, 45, 49, 66.

6o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

83, L.J. (30) 814, 867. 1906: la Lib O. is) c)8, 113, L.J. (31) 677.
776. 1907: la Lib O. (5) 132, 158, 162, 171, 218, L.J. (32) 413, 510.
1908: L.J. (33) 239, 327, 407, P.L. (13) 418, la Lib O. (5) 222, 250.
1909 : L.J. (34) 21, 310, 453, P.L. (14) 153, la Lib O. (b) 5, 19, 33, 54

A 45 KANSAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1901)

1891 L.y. (Hi) 114- 1900: -L.y. (25) 238. 1901: L./. (26) 24. 1903: L.J.

{2i<) 836. 1904 : P.L. (9) 4bi. 1905 : L.J. {30) 604, 937- i'-^- (i") 27.

1906: L.J. (31) 822, P.L. (11) 32. 1907: L.J. (32) 569, P.L. (12) 31.

1908 : L.J. (33) 24, 512, P.L. (13) 22. 232, 420. 190C) : L.J, (34) 22

A 46 KENTUCKY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1907)
1907 L.J. (32) 323, P.L. (12) 289. 1908: L.J. (33) 514, P.L. (13) 61. 1909:
^•/^. ('4) 34

A 47 KEYSTONE STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1901)

1901 L.J. (26) 211, 215, 766, 839, S77. K)03 : L.J. (28) 671, 781. 1904:

L.J. (29) 484, 604. 1905: L.J. (30) 869. 1906: L.J. (31) 77S.

1907: L.J. (32) 512, PL. (12) 420. 1908: L.J. (33) 289, 454, P.L.

(13) 425

A 48 MAINE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

1891 L.J. (lb) 114. 1896: L.J. (21) 232. P.L. (i) 12. 1898: L.J. (23) 27,
67. 153. 201, 246, 534, 581, 623, 674. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 67, 115,
160, 217, 486, 531, 580, 631, 683. 1900: L.J. (25) 23, 74, 125, 181,
238, 296, 337, 592, 641, 693, 748. 190 1 : L.J. (26) 148, 693. 1903:
L.J: (28) 836. 1905: L.J. (30) 354. 1906: L:J. (31) 225. 824.
1907 : L.J. (32) 513, P.L. (12) 33, 413. 1909 : L.J. (34) 226, P.L. (14) 34

A 49 MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891)
1891 L.J. (16) 19, 47, 142, 252, 316. 1892: /../. (17) 24, 129, 172, 427, 492.
1893: L.J. (18) 85, 293, 514. 1S94: L.J. (19) 92, 160, 171, 235, 382.
1895: L.J. (20) 23, 127, 246, 281, 351. 1896: L.J. (21) 65, 108,
132, 234, 284, 462, P.L. (i) 272. 1897: L.J. (22) 31, 94, 98, 128, 149,
• 206, 263, 443, 702, P.L. (2) 141, 273, 422, 466, 500. 1898 : L.J. (23)
27, 68, 153, 201, 247, 534, 581, 623, 674, P.L. (3) 52, 177, 357, 386.
1899: L.J. (24) 25, 67, 115, 160, 217, 486, 531, 580, 631, 683, P.L. (4)
115, 206, 459. 1900: L.J. (25) 23, 74, 125, 181, 238, 296, 337, 592,

641, 693, 748, P.L. (5) 210, 689. 1901 : L.J. (26) 25, 403, 811, P.L.

(6) 102, 164, 421, 639. 1902: L.J. (27) 86, 211, 277, 760, P.L. (7) 80,
258. 434- 1903 : ^J- (28) 123, 726, P.L. (8) 163, 326, 428. 1904 :
L.J. (29) 83, 254, 375. 1905 : L.J. (30) 32, 159, 87a, P.L. (10) 33, 367.
1906: L.J. (31) 81, 225, 331, 782. 1907: L.J. (32) 83, 324, 514, P.L.
(12) no, 121. 19C8 : L.J. iii) 64, 105. 193, 239, 242, P.L. (13) 232.

1909 : L.J. (34) 65, 280

A 50 WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Holyoke, Mass.

(Organize_-d 1898)

1898 L.J. (23) 628, 675. 1899: L.J. (24) 28, t)9, 106, 163, 207, 487, 531, 5S1,

631, 684, P.L. (4) 329, 332. 1900: L.J. (25) 23, 74, 125, 182, 296, 338,

592, 642, P.L. (5) 18, 211, 334, 389. 1901: L.J. (26) 87, 283, 344,

406, 696, 759, 818, 882. 1902 : L.J. (27) 333, 778, 900, 964, 1020, P.L.

(7) 435- '903: J-J- (28) 727, 789, P.L. (8) 31. 1904: L.J. (29)
146, 609, P.L. (9) 133, 512. 1905: L.J. (30) 361. 422, 487, 944.
1906: L.J. (31) 132, 333, 783. i<)o7: L.J. (32) 174, 286, 523, P.L. (12)
197. 1908 : L.J. (33) 159, 292, 462, P.L. (13) 61, 144^

A 51 MICHIGAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1890)
J891 L.J. (16) 281. 1892: L.J. (17). 1893^ J-J- (18) 43f^- 1894: L.J.
(19)385. 1895: L./. (20) 353- 1896: L./. (21) 465. 1897: L.J.
(22) 445, P.L. (2) 422. 1898: L.J. (23) 28, 68, 153. 202. 247, 535, 581,
624, 674. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 68, 115, 160, 217, 488, 531, 632, 685,
P.L. (4) 462. 1900: /../. (25) 24, 74, 125, 183, 235, 296, 338, 592,

642, 693, 748, P.L. (5) 456. 1901 : L.J. (26) 694, 817, 839. 1902 :
P.L. (7) 485. 1903: L.J. (28) 620. 1904: /../. (29) 255, 376, 456,
P.L. (9) 240, 338. 1905 : L.J. (30) 230, 354, 814, P.L. (10) 368. 1906 :

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 6r

L.J. (31) 81, 128. 278, 331. P.L. (I.) 380. 1907: /../. (32) 172. 320,
414. P.L. (12) 288, 415. 190S: /,./. (33) 242, 289, 406, 513. 1909:
LJ- (34) 502, P.L. (14) 356

A 52 MINNESOTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891)
1893 L.J. (18) 16, 124. 1894: L.J. (19) 94. 1895: L.J. (20) 73. 1896:
L.J. (21) 31. 1898: L.J. (23) 23, 68, 153, 202. 247, 535. 581, 62O,
674, P.L. (2) 64. 1899: L.J. (24) 25, 68, 115, 160, 217, 488, 531,
581, 632, 685, P.L. (4) 27. Kjuo : L.J. (25) 24, 74, 125, 183, 296,
339. 592. 643, 693, 749, P.L. (5) 384. 1901 : L.J. (26) 766, 813.
1904: L.J. (29) 605, Mitui P. L.C.N, (i) I, P.L. (9) 27, 513. 1905:
L.J. (30) 871, Mwn P. L.C.N. {2) 7, (3) i, 5, (4) i, P.L. (10) 544.
1906: L.J. (31) 779, Minn P. L.C.N. (8) i, (9) i. P.L. (11) 216. 1907:
L.J. (32) 516, Minn P. L.C.N, (vol. 2) 1-8, (2) No 3, 1-4; No 4, 33-37,
P.L. (12) 72. 1908: L.J. (33) 570, Minn P. L.C.N, (vol. 2) No 6, 109-
iio; No 7, 135, " N.Y.L." (i) 64. i<)09 : L.J. (34) 355, /'./.. (14) 356

A 53 MISSOURI LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1901)

1901 L.J. (26) 26, 83, 403, 694, 813, P.L. (6) 47, 107, 503, 645. 1902 : P.L. (7)

489. 1903 : L.J. (28) 727, 837. 1904 : L.J. (29) 606, P.L. (9) 29, 461.

1905: L.J. (30) 814, 873, P.L. (10) 430, 545 1906: L.J. (31) 17c),

824. 1907: L.J. (32) 518, P.L. (12) 415. 1908: L.J. iii) 456, P.L.

(13) 422. 1909: L.J. (34) 555

A 54 MONTANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1906)

1906 L.y. (31) 781. 1907: L.y. (32) 84. ,7908: P.L. (13) 232. 1909: L.J.

(34) 122, P.L. (14) 104

A 55 NEBRASKA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895)
1895 -L./. (20) 211. 1896: L.J. (21) 109. 1807: L.J. (22) 32, 753. 1898:
L.J. (23) 28, 68, 153, 202, 247, 535, 581, 626, 674, P.L. (3) 53. 1899:
L.J. (24) 26, 68, 115, 161, 217, 488, 532, 581, 632, 685. 1900 : L.J. (25)
24. 74. 125, 183, 339, 592, 643, 693, 749, P.L. (5) 69. 1901 : L.J. (26)
27, P.L. (6) 106. 1902 : L.J. (27) 88, 839, P.L. (7) 85, 490. 1903 :
P.L. (8) 476. 1906 : L.J. (31) 31, P.L. (11) 83, Neb L. Bull No i, 1-3.
1908: L.J. (33) 457, P.L. (13) 233, 422

A 56 NEW ENGLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1897)
1897 Union Meeting, P.L. (2) 65

A 57 NEW HAMPSHIRE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891)
1891 L.J. (16) 49. 1892: L.J. (17) 25. 1893: L.J. (18) 45, 476. 1894:
^■J- (19) 57. 174- 1895: W- (20) 55- 1^96: L.J. (21) 69, 505.
P.L. (i) 317. 1897: L.J. (22) loo, 311, P.L. (2) loi, 359. 1898:
L.J. (23) 28, 68, 155, 202, 247, 535, 581, 626, 674.' 1899: L.J. (24) 27.
68, 115, 161, 217, 488, 532, 581, 632, 686, P.L. (4) 115. 1900: L.J.
(25) 24. 74. 125. 1^3. 238. 339, 592, 693, 749. 1901 : L.J. (26) 149,
403, P.L. (5) 504. 1902 : L.J. (27) 144, 777. 1903 : L.J. (28) 123.
727, P.L. (8) no, 432. 1904: L.J. (29) 143, 456. 1905: L.J. (30)
92, P.L. (10) 144. 1906: L.J. (31) 30, P.L. (11) 32. 1907: L.J. (32)
282, 571, P.L. (12) 34. 1908: L.J. (33) 407, P.L. (13) 369. 1909:
L.J. (34) 374. 504.- ^-^^ (14) 312, 359

A 58 NEW JERSEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1890)
1891 L.J. (16) 16, 114, 145, 349. 1892: L.J. (17) 57. 438. 1893: L.J. (18)
293, 476. 1894: L.J. (19) 384. 1895: L.J. (20) 390. 1896: L.J.
(21) 31, 69, 287, 505, P.L. (i) 15, 88, 317. 1897: L.J. (22) loi, 149,
206, 705, P.L. (2) 100, 500. 1898 : L.y. (23) 28, 68, 133, 202, 247, 535,
581, 626, 675. P.L. (3) 95, 130, 387. 1899: L.J. (24) 27. 69. 115, 161.
217, 488, 532, 582, 632, 686. it)oo: L.J. (25) 26, 74, 125, 183, 296,
339. 592, 644, 693, 749. 1901 : L.J. (26) 814. 1902 : P.L. (7) 492.
1903 : L.J. (28) 727, P.L. (8) 478. 1904 : P.L. (g) 239. 1905 : L.J.
(30) 230, 421, 875, P.L. (10) 194. 1906: L.J. (31) 826. 1907: L.J.
(32) 457. 518, P.L. (12) 193. 4'6. 1908: L.J. (33) 458, PL. (13) 187

62 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 59 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1890)
1890 L.J. (15) 210, 267, Conf No 154. 1S91 : L.J. (16) 25^. 1892: L.J.
{17) 171, Conf No S2. 1893: L.J. (18) Conf No 88. 1894: L.J.
(19) 384. 1895: L.J. (20) 21, 128, 208. 1896: L.J. (21) 24, 236,
288, P.L. (i) 87. 1897: L.J. (22) 5, 33, 265. 312, F.L. (2) 65, 274.
1898: L.J. (23) 28, 70, 155, 202, 248, 535, 581, 627, 675, P.L. (3) 93,
175. 1899: L.J. (24) 27, 69, 115, 163, 217, 488, 532, 582, 633, 686,
P.L. (4) 158. 1900: L.J. (25) 24, 74, 239, 296, 339, 592, 644, 694,
749, P.L. (5) 104, 340, 395. 1901 : L.J. (26) 83, 149, 694, P.L. (6) 504.
1902 : L.J. (27) 145. 1903 : L.J. (28) 124, 304. 1904 : L.J. (29)
192. 1906: L.J. (31) 827, P.L. (11) 465. 1907: L.J. (32) 282.
190S: L.J. (33) 25, 317, 366, N.Y.L. (1). 1909: L.J. (34) 176, 310,
374, 449, N.Y.L. (2) 37, P.L. (14) 53, 339

A 59=1 NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIANS' ASSOCIATION

(Organized 1907)
1909 L.J. (34) 281

A 60 OHIO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895)

1895 L.J. (20) 92, 390. 1896: L.J. (21) 465, 506. 1897: L.J. (22) 208, 513,

753, P.L. (2) 141, 466, 500. 1898: L.J. (23) 28, 70, 155, 202, 249,
535, 581, 627, 675, P.L. (3) 130, 320. 1899: L.J. (24) 27, 69, lib,
163, 217, 488, 532, 582, 635. 686, P.L. (4) 250, 327. 1900: L.J. (25)
25. 75. 130. 183. 296, 339, 593, 647, 694, 750, P.L. is) 340, 355. 1901 :
L.J. (26) 695, 814, 879, P.L. (6) 505. ' 1902 : P.L. (7) 414. 1903 : L.J.
(28) 840, P.L. (8) 478. 1904 : L.J. (29) 235. 316. P.L. (9) 332. 1905 :
L.J. (30) 939. P-L. (10) 429, 536. 1906: L.J. (31) 677, 827, P.L. (11)
465. 1907: L.J. (32) 526, P.L. (12) 417. 1908: L.J. (33) 25, 513.
1909: L.J. (34) 226, 375, 489, P.L. (14) 392

A 61 OKLAHOMA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1907)

1907 L./. (32) 282, P.L. (12) 288. 1908: L./. (33) 2S9. 1909: L./. (34) 453

A 62 OREGON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1904)
1905 L.J. (30) 34, 421, P.L. (10) 91, 374

A 62=1 PACIFIC NORTHWEST LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1909)
1909 P.L. (14) 318, L.J. (34) 355

A 63 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1896)

1896 L.J. (21) 466, 506. 1897: L.J. (22) 102, 209, 313, 754, P.L. (2) 69, 140,.

142. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 203, 250, 535, 581, 629, 675, P.L. (3) 95, 130.
1899: L.J. (24) 28, 70, 116, 163, 217, 488, 534, 582, 635, 686. 1900:
L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 296, 339. 593, 647, 695, 750. 1901 : P.L.
(5) 575

A 64 RHODE ISLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1903)
1903 L.J. (28) 124, 621, 727, 840. P.L. (8) 170. 1904: L.J. (2q) 377, P.L. (9)
33. 1905 : L.J. (30) 35, 421, 814, P.L. (10) 36. 1906 : L.J. (31) 129, 781.
1907: L.J. (32) 172, 182. 1908: L.J. (33) 25, 290, 517, P.L. (13) 65,
318, 428. 1909: L.J. (34) 310, 504, 556, P.L. (14) 375

A 65 TENNESSEE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1902)

1902 L.J. (27) 777. 1905: L.J. (30) 94. P.L. (10) 147. 1906: L.J. (31) 83,

P.L. (11) 154. 1907: L.J. (32) 84, P.L. (12) 112. 1909: L.J. (34)

66, P.L. (14) 107

A 66 TEXAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1902)

1902 L.J. (27) 331, 777, 830. 1903: L.J. (28) 125, 841. 1904: P.L. (9)

35. 1905: L.J. (30) 35, P.L. (10) 36. 1906: L.J. (31) 179, 278.

1907 : L.J. (32) 283, P.L. (12) 245. 1908 : L.J. (33) 328, P.L. (13) 319.

1909: L.J. (34) 22, 375, P.L. (h) 318

A 67 VERMONT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1895)
1895 L.J. (20) 23. 1897: L.J. (22) 95. 204. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 203, 250,
535. 581. 629, 675. 1899: L.J. (24) 28. 70, 117, 163, 217, 488, 534,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS 63

582, 635, 686. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 23c), 296, 539, 593, 647,
696, 750. 1903: L.J. (28) 621. 1904: L.J. (29) 484. 1905: L.J.
(30) 358, Vt L.C. Bull (1) 12-13. 190b: L.J. (31) 279, Vt L.C. Bull
(2) No I, 2-4. 1907: L.J. (32) 284, Vt L.C. Bull (0 No i, 1-2.
1908: L.J. (33) 290-407, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 4, 1-2. 1909: P.L. (14)
109, Vt L.C. Bull (5) No 2,1-3

A 68 VIRGINIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1905)

1906 L.J. (31) 32. 180, 280, P.L. (n) 37, 217. 1909: L.J. (34) 177, 227

A 69 WASHINGTON STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1905)

1905 L.J. (30) 232, 357, Conf No 199, P.L. (10) 242, Wash L.A. Bull No i, 1-6.

1906: L.J. (31) 86, 730, P.L. (11) 86, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i, 13;

No 3, I. 1907: L.J. (32) 330, P.L. (12) 288. 1908: L.J. iii) 459,

P.L. (13) 428. 1909 : L.J. (34) 228

A 70 WASHINGTON (D.C.) LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1894)

1894 L.J. (19) 236, 384. 1895: L.J. (20) 26, 129, 177, 247, 391. 1896: L.J.

(21) 29, 154, 237, 291, 510. 1897: L.J. (22) 40, 103, 153, 266, 314,

707, 756. 1898: L.J. (21,) 30, 71, 116, 157. 203, 251, 582, 630, 676.

1899: L.J. (24) 30, 70, 118, 164, 221, 262, 489, 536, 582, 637, 687, P.L.

(4) 462. 1900: L.J. (25) 27, 76, 133, 184, 340, 648, P.L. (5) 104.

1901 : L.J. (26) 88, 151
Name changed to District of Columbia Library Association. See A 37

WISCONSIN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Organized 1891)
A 71 HISTORICAL

1896 Stearns (L. E.) Wisconsin Library Association, L.J. (21) 189-191
1909 History of the Wisconsin Library Association, Wis Lib Bull (5) 76-79

A 72 REPORTS OF MEETINGS

1891 L.J. (16) 86, 115. 1893: L.J. (18) 194. 1894: L.J. (19) 272. 1895:
L.J. (20) 93. 1896: L.J. (21) 72, 189, 466, 507, P.L. (i) 12-14, 274,
319. 1897: L.J. (22) 38, 150, P.L. (2) 102. 1898: L.J. (23) 29, 203,
250. 535. 582, 629, 675, P.L. (3) 54, 387. 1899: L.J. (24) 28, 70, 117,
163, 218, 488, 534, 582, 635. 686, P.L. (4) 26, 141. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25,
75, 130, 183, 239, 296, 339, 592, 647, 696, 750, P.L. (5) 336. 1901 :
L.J. (26) 84, 216, 695, 840, P.L. (6) 216, 346, 504. 1902: P.L. (7)
166. 1904: L.J. (29) M4, P.L. (9) 35, 181. 1905: L.J. (30) 161,
P.L. (10) 196, Wis Lib Bull (i) 2, 18, 30, 68, 98. 1906: L.J. (31) 55.
180, P.L. (11) 37, 217, Wis Lib Bull (2) 24, 76, 96. 1907: L.J. (32)
121, Minn P. L.C. Notes {2) No i, 7. Wis Lib Bull (3) 11, 26, 36, P.L.
(12) 75, 420. 1908: L.J. (33) 291, P.L. (13) 370. 1909: L.J. (34)
450, P.L. (14) 361, Wis Lib Bull (5) 79

A 73 NORTHERN WISCONSIN FREE TRAVELLING LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

(Organized 1896)
1896 L.J. (21) 508. 1897: L.J. (22) 39, 209, 265, P.L. (2) 62. 1898: L.J.
(23) 29, 70, 155, 203, 250, 535, 582, 629, 675. 1899: L.J. (24) 28, 70,
117, 163, 218, 488, 535, 582. 635, 686, P.L. (4) 333. 1900: L.J. (25)
130, 183. 1905 : L.J. (31) 262

A 74 LIBRARY CLUBS— GENERAL

1902 Record of Library Associations, Clubs and Commissions, L.J. (27) 30-32.

1903 : L.J. (28) 22-24

1905 Dana (J. C.) Summary of Library Associations and Clubs of the World,

L-J- (30) Conf No 21-26

1906 Centres of Library influence. Life Occ Nos 1-4, 1-2; No 5, 1-2; No 6, 2

1907 American Library Clubs, A. L.A. Bull (1) No 5, 24-25. 1908: A. L.A.

Bull (2) 65

A 75 ANN ARBOR LIBRARY CLUB, Ann Arbor, Mich.

1903 L.J. (28) 180, P.L. (8) 170. 1904: L.J. (29) 37S, F.L. (q) 336. 1906:

L.J. (31) 227. P.L. (11) 322. 1909 : L.J. (34) 376 ♦

64 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 76 BAY PATH LIBRARY CLUB, Worcester, Mass.

1898 L.J. (23) 620, 673. 1S99 : L.J. (24) 24. 118, 164, 220, 262, 489, 506, 5S2.

635, b86. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183. 239, 647. 1901 : L.J.
(26) 816, P.L. (6) 574. 1902 : L.J. (27) 778. 960, P.L. (7) 481. 1903 :
L.J. (28) 786, P.L. (8) 474. 1904: L.J. (29) 484. 1905: L.J. (30)
485, 941, P.L. (10) 431. 190b: /_../. (31) 331. 1907: L.J. (32) 374.
1908: L.J. (33) 291, 518, P.L. (13) 318. 1909: L.J. (34) 376, 505,
P.L. (14) 34, 318, 355

A 77 BUFFALO LIBRARY CLUB, Buffalo, N.Y.

1898 L.J. (23) 582, 629, 67b. 1899: L.J. (24) 28. iiS, 220, 262, 489, 53b, 582,

636, 686, P.L. (4) 137. 1900 : L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 239, 340,
647. 1901 : L.J. (26) 28, 84, 147. 217. 343, 816, 879, P.L. (6) 45. no,
288. 1902: L.J. (27) 88, 2ir. igov- I-J- {28) 622, 842. 1904:
L.J. (29) 83, 192, P.L. (9) 121

A 78 CAPE COD LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Wareham, Mass.

1902 L.J. (27) 778, 961, P.L. (7) 436. 1903: L.J. {28) 622. 1904: L.J. (29)

607. 1905: L.J. (30) 815, P.L. (10) 495. 1906: L.J. (31) 730.

1908: L.J. (33) 331, P.L. (12) 369, 407. 1909: L.J. (34) 505, P.L.

(14) 355

A 79 CHICAGO LIBRARY CLUB

1892 L.J. (17) 27, 60, loi, 132, 207, 459. 1893: L.J. (18) 17, 87, 125, 142,
158, 477. 1894: L.J. (19) 22, 59. 96, 134, 387. 1895: L.J. (20) 25,
55. 95. 130, 393- 1896: L.J. (21) 31, 155, 509, P.L. (i) 272. 1897:
L.J. (22) 39, 152, 209, 313, 706, 755, P.L. (2) 21, 96, 140, 421, 463, 500.
1898: L.J. (23) 29, 70, 116, 156, 250, 536, 582, 629, 676, P.L. (3) 17,
50. 174. 357- 1899: -LJ. (24) 28, 71, 118, 164, 220, 262, 489, 536,
582, 636, 686, P.L. (4) 158. 1900 : L.J. (25) 26, 75, 130, 183, 240, 340,
647, P.L. (5) 17, 102, 175, 210, 434. 1901 : L.J. (26) 85. 149, 281, 343,
816, 879, P.L. (6) 100, 162, 214, 289, 570, 637. 1902 : L.J. (27) 34,
90, 145, 278, 962, 1018, P.L. (7) 33, 77, 126, 163, 205, 475. 1903 : L.J.
(28) 26, 74, 125, 181, 250, 304, 787, 842, P.L. (8) 29, 67, no, 168, 243,
283, 427. 468. 1904: L.J. (29) 26, 83, 192, 257, 318, 607, P.L. (9) 25,
87, 178, 461, 509. 1905 : L.J. (30) 36, 95, 162, 232, 294, 358, 877, 942,
P.L. (10) 88, 143, 191, 241, 308, 491, 538. 1906: L.J. (31) 33, 129,
181, 280, 781, 831, P.L. (II) 30, 213, 322. 1907: L.J. (32) 32, 85,
123, 173, 220, 284, 522, 571, P.L. {12) 71, 109, 19s, 242. 1908: L.J.
(33) 25, 107, 158, 194, 242, 460, 518. P.L. (13) 141, 189, 229, 368, 415.
1909: L.J. (34) 22, 68, 123, 177. 228. 281, 557, P.L. (14) 30, 67, 103,
148, 184, 230, 355, 405

A 80 CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY ROUND TABLE

1898 L.J. (23)71, 116, P.L. (3)50

A 80=1 COLUMBIA (MO.) LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1907)
1909 L.J. (34) 376

A 80=2 COLUMBUS (OHIO) LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1909)
1909 P.L. (14) 232

A 81 DES MOINES LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1899)

1899 P.L. (5) 130

A 82 FOX RIVER VALLEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF WISCONSIN

1898 L.J. (23) 621. 1905: Wis Lib Bull (i) 3. 16, 68, 91. 1906: L.J. (31)
S31, .Wis Lib Bull (2) 76, 9^, 97. 1907 : Wis Lib Bull (:;) 80, P.L. (12)
37. 1908 : Wis Lib Bull (4) 92

A 83 HUDSON RIVER LIBRARY CLUB. Ponghkeepsie, N.Y.

1906 L.J. (31) 182, P.L. (11) 213. 1907: L.J. (32) 123. 1908: L.J. (33)

194, P.L. (13) 233. 1909: L.J. (34) ;^i

A 84 INDIANAPOLIS LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1907)

1907 L.J. (32) 85, 220, P.L. (12) 197, Lib Occ No 7, 5 ; No 8, 10; No 10, 14.

1908 : L.J. (33) 26, 292, 460, P.L. (13) 60, Lib Occ No 12, 17

AM URIC A\ CLIBS

ASS INDIANAPOLIS LIBRARY ROUND TABLE

1897 P.L. {2) 100. 1900: /../. (34) 6S, F.L. (14) 104

A 86 INDIANA— NORTHKRX INDIAN V AND SOUTHERN MICHIGAN I.1BRAU\
CLLB

1907 Lib Occ No 8, 10-11

A 87 IOWA CITY LIBRARY CLUB

1905 P.L. (10) 540. 1907: /../. (32) 52, P.L. (12) 30, 244. 1908: I..J. (3i)
107, F.L. (13) no, 231. igog: L.J. (34) 558, P.L. (14) 274

A 87=1 KANSAS CITY LIBRARY CLUB (Organized iqoS)
1909 L.J. (34) 178, 185

A 88 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1907]

1908 Nebraska Lib Bull No 7, 2

A 89 LON(i ISLAND LIBRARY CLUB. Brooklyn. N.Y.

1900 L.J. (25) 340. 648, P.L. (5) 340. 1901 : L.J. (20) 29, 80, 21S, 281, 758,

818, 880, P.L. (5) 45, 162, 287, 345. 1902: L.J. (27) 91, 211, 2.S0.
331, 9b2, P.L. (7) 126, 479. 1903: L.J. (28) 26, 125, 251, 305, 7.S8,
843, P.L. (8) 30, 169, 325. 1904: L.J. (29) 145, 257, 318, 609, P.L. (9)
337, 509. 1905 : L.J. (30) 37, 163, 295, 359, 878, P.L. (10) 90. 193,
309, 36b. 1906 : L.J. (31) 86, 130, 228, 281, 782. 1907 : L.J. {^2)
32, 85, 221, 285, 522, 571, P.L. (12) 75. 1908: L.J. (33) 194, 292. 401,
P.L. (13) 64. 1909: L.J. (34) 23, 123, 22S, 377, 505

A 90 MAINE— EASTERN MAINE LIBRARY CLUB (Organized 1901)

1901 L.J. (26) 150, 406, 879, P.L. (fa) 164. 1902 : L.J. (27) 280. i<»o3 :

L./. (28) 250. 1906: L./. (31) 32. 1907: L./. (32) 414

A 91 MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY CLUBS

1905 Handbook of the Library Clubs of Massacluisetrs, L.J. (30) Conf No 17-2 1.

1909 : L.J. (34) 65, 280, 377, 500, P.L. (14) 104, 1S5, 274, 40S

A 92 MILWAUKEE LIBRARY ROUND TABLE

1896 L.J. (21) 290, 466, 509, P.L. (i) 49. 1897: L.J. (23) 40, 102, 209. 265,
313, P.L. (3) 63. 1898 : L.J. (23) 29, 71, 116, 156. 250. 582

A 93 MOHAWK VALLEY LIBRARY CLUB, Mohawk Valley, N.Y.

1906 L.J. (31) 831. 1008: L.J. i^:,) 518. iqoq: L.J. (34) 23

A 94 MONONGAHELA VALLEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Homestead. Pa.

1903 L.J. (28) 181. 1904: L.J. (29) 27. 1905: L.J. (30) 38, /'./.. (101 Qj.
1907: L.J. (32) 173. 1909: L.J. (34) 24, P.L. (14) 223

A 95 NASHVILLE LIBRARY CLUB. Nashville Tenn.

1902 L.J. (27) 146

A 96 NEW YORK LIBRARY CLUB, New York City.

1885 L.J. (10) 148, 177, 370, 400. 1886: L.J. (11) 3, 24. 82, 14^. 169, 4^1,
484. 1887: L.J. (12) 74. 137. 164, 176, 250," 554. i888^ L.J. (13)
14. 98, 147, 217, 346, 381. 1889: L.J. (14) 42, 93. 416, 477. iSgo:
^■J- (15) 4. 22, 41, 116, 147, 212. 343. 1891 : L.J. (16) 19, 51, 81, 115,
182, 281, 296. i8q2 : L.J. (17) 25, 58, 98, 130, 204, 49V 1S93 : L.J.
(18) 45, 86, 158, 186. 194, 515. 1894: L.J. (19) 20, 95. 133. 175. i^-
1895: L.J. (20) 21, 95, 129, 212, 392. i8q6 : L.J. (21) 24, no, 153.
290, 509. P.L. (i) 317. 1897: L.J. (22) 5, 33, 40, 200, 210, 260, 707.
736, P.L. (2) 274. 1898: L.J. (23) 71, 116, 156, 203. 250. 536, 582.
630, 670. 1899: L.J. (24) 29, 70, 118, 164, 221, 262. 48<), 536, 582,
636, 687. 1900: L.J. (25) 26, 75. 130, 184, 240, 340, 64S. iqoi :
L.J. (26) 30-1, 219, 282, 759. 881, P.L. (6) 215. 1902: L.J. (27) 36.
147. 332, 964. 1018, P.L. (7) 165. 1903: L.J. (28) 74. 126. 251, 305,
728, 845. 1904 : L.J. (29) 27, 84, 146, 194. 320. 6oq. igo5 : L.J.
{}o) ^^t<, 95. 233, 295, 35q, 878, Q42. IQ06 : L.J. (31) 86, 182, 229,

66 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

281, 782, P.L. (n) 326. 1907: L.J. (32) 32, 85, 173, 221, 285, 522,

571, P.L. (12) 198, 245. 1908 : L.J. (33) 26, 158, 195, 407, 518. 1909 :
L.J. (34) bS, 119, 123, 178, 282, P.L. {14) 186, 275

A 97 NEW YORK CENTRAL LIBRARY CLUB

1904 L.J. (29) 317. 1905: L.J. (30) 357, P.L. (10) 373. ic,o7: L.J. (32)
172, P.L. (12) 75. 1908: P.L. (13) 64

A 98 PENNSYLVANIA LIBRARY CLUB, Philadelphia, Pa.

J891 L.J. (16) 50. 1892: L.J. (17) 07. 1893: L.J. (iS) 124, 196, 5x5.
1894: L.J. (19) 59, 94, 132, 204. 1895: L.J. (20) 24, 55, 92, 128, 170,
246, 353- 1896: L.J. (21) 108. 152, 289, 506, P.L. (i) 49, 273, 319.
1897: L.J. (22) 38, loi, 149, 206, 208, 313, Conf No 177, 705, P.L. (2)
67, 102, 141, 276. 467. 1898 : L.J. (23) 29, 70, 155, 202, 249, 535,
581, 628, 675, P.L. (3) 17, 53, 176. 265, 357. 1899: L.J. (24) 27, 69,
116, 163, 217, 488, 534, 582, 635, ()86, P.L. (4) 25, ibi, 332, 461. 1900:
L.J. (25) 25, 75, 130, 183, 239, 296, 339, 593, 647, 695, 750. P.L. (5)
19, 20. 1901 : L.J, (26) 84, P.L. (6) 108. 1902 : L.J. (27) 92, 148,
1019, P.L. (7) 127. 1903: L.J. (28) 126, 252/845, P.L. (8) 284, 481.
1904: L.J. (29) 85, 146, 320, P.L. (9) 88. ' iqo5 : L.J. (30) 39, 96,
163, 296, 360, 943, P.L. (10) 35. 146, 19s, 310, 375. 1906: L.J. (31)
87. 131, 282. 832, P.L. (11) 217, 385. 1907: L.J. (32) 86, 123, 285,

572, P.L. (12) 36, III, 193, 288, 420. 1908: L.J. (33) 65, 107, 243,
P.L. (13) 29, 64, III, 187, 233, 519. 1909: L.J. (34) 17, 62, 69, 124,

282, 558, P.L. (14) 36. 69, 151, 232, 413

A 99 SOUTHERN TIER LIBRARY CLUB, Southern New York

1907 L.J. (32) 124. 1909 : L.J. (34) 24

A 100 TWIN CITY LIBRARY CLUB, St. Paul, Minn.

1898 L.J. (23) 30, 157, 203, 251, 582. 1905: Minn P.L.C. Xotes No 7, 10;
No 8, 4. 1906: L.J. (31) 132, 22q, 282. 78^, P.L. (11) 326, 385, Minn
P.L.C. Notes No 9, 36

A 101 WORCESTER— SOUTHERN WORCESTER LIBRARY CLUB

1906 L.J. (31) 230, 783, P.L. (11) 324. iqo7: L.J. (32) 221, 523, P.L. (12)
244. 1908: L.J. (33) 159, 461, P.L. (13) 143, 421. 1909: L.J. (34)
228, 410, 558

A 102 STATE LIBRARY COMMISSIONS OF AMERICA

3895 Adams (E. L.) ^^■ork accomplished bv State Library organizations, L.J.

(20) 380-381
1S97 Marvin (C.) Historj- of Library Commissions, L.J. (22) 26

1898 Hayes (R. P.) Library legislation and Library Commissions, L.J. (23)

571-572

1899 Stearns (L. E.) How to organize State Library Commissions and make

state aid effective, L.J. (24) Conf No 16-18, 181
Brigham (J.) State Librarian's outlook, L.J. (24) Conf No 81-84
State Library Commission and its object, P.L. (4) 81-82

1900 Galbreath (C. B.) Co-operation of State Librarians and State Library

Commissions, L.J. (25) 54-57
Countryman (G. A.) Lines of work which a State Library Commission

can profitably undertake, L.J. (26) Conf No 51-54
:qoi Co-operation among State Library Commissions, L.J. (26) 689-800

State Librarv Commissions and Travelling Libraries : Round Table

Meeting, L.J. (26) Conf No 171-183
Dockerv (E. J.) How a Library Commission was secured in Idaho, L.J.

(26) Conf No 188-190
Thomson (J.) How to secure a State Library Commission, L.J. (26) Conf

No 191-192
Stoutenborough (B. AL) What Women's Clubs can do to further the

work of the Library, L.J. (26) Conf No 192-194
1902 Record of Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (27) 30-32

State Library Commissions : Round Table Meeting, L.J. (27) Conf No

228-235

AMERICAN COMMISSIONS 67

1903 Record of Library Associations and State Commissions, L.J. (28) 22-24
Report of State Library Commissions Section, L.J. (28) 219-224

IM04 Tyler (A. S.) Plans for a National organization, L.J. (29) 483, Conf No
247-24S
Langton (H. H.) What a permanent Library Commission can do to aid
Libraries, P.L. (g) 213-216

1905 Lc'gler (H. E.) What State Library Conm^i^^.ions are and what they are

doing, L.J. (30) Conf No 40-45, Discussion 154-15S
Brigham (J.) Model Library Commission law, L.J. (30) Conf No 46-50,

P.L. (10) S3-87
Hewins (C. M.) Work of an Eastern Library Commission, L.J. (30) Conf

No 51-55
Countryman (G. A.) State aid to Libraries, P.L. (10) 55-60
Reports from State Library Commissions, P.L. (10) 62-67
Dewey (M.) Proportional expenditure, P.L. (10) 137-138

1906 — Future of Library Commissions, L.J. (31) Conf No 204

What the State Library Commissions can do for the small Library, L.J.

(31) Conf No 247-251
Tyler (A. S.) Instructional work of Library Commissions, P.L. (10) 60-61
American Library Commissions, Lib Occ No 3, 2-8

1907 Wynkoop (A.) Where should state aid and local responsibility begin in

Library extension work, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 238-243
Ahern (M. E.) Unsolved problems of the Library Commissions, A.L.A.

Bull (i) Conf No 231-236
American State Library Commissions, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 23-24, (2)

64-65
Baldwin (C. F.) Better support for Libraries, aims of Library Commis-
sions, Wis Lib Bull (3) 30-32
iQoS Marvin (C.) Library Commissions and rural schools, A.L.A. Bull (2)

1909 Hadley (C.) Aim of Library Commissions, P.L. (14) 306

Plummer (M. W.) Library Commissions, Wis Lib Bull (5) 47-4S

A 103 LEAGUE OF LIBRARY COMMISSIONS (Organized 1904)

1904 State Library Commissions Section recommend the formation of the

League of Library Commissions, L.J. {29) Conf No 248

1905 Tyler (A. S.) League of Library Commissions, L.J. (30) 27, 274, la Lib Q.

(S) ". 25
Report of League of Library Commissions, L.J. (30) Conf No 192-194

1906 Dewey (M.) Future of Library Commissions, L.J. (31) 27, 328, Conf No 204
League of Library Commissions — Proceedings, L.J. (31) Conf No 282-1^4,

la Lib O. (5) 112, Lib Occ No 1-4, 4; No 7, 5, Minn P.L.C. Notes (i)
6. 1907: yl.L.^. Bull (i) Conf No 231-245, la Lib Q. (5) 153-154,
A.L.A. Bull (2) 305-317, L.J. (33) 59-b2, Neb Lib Bull No 7, 2. ^1909 :
^■J- (34) 63, 359. P-^- (14) 64-66, 224, 313-315. la Lib O. (6) 48

A 104 ALABAMA— DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY

1907 L.J. (32) 567. 1909 : L.J. (34) 373

A 105 CAROLINA, NORTH, LIBRARY COMMISSION (Or-anized 1909)
1909 L.J. (34) 175

A 106 COLORADO STATE BOARD OF LIBRARY COMMISSIONS (Organized 1899)

1899 L.J. (24) 484, 530, 579, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180. 238,

294. 336, 591. 639, 691, 743. 1903 : L.J. (28) 620. 1908 : L.J. (j,t,) 62

A 107 CONNECTICUT LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1893)

1S96 Hewins (C. M.) Connecticut Public Library Commission, L.J. (21) 267-

269
rSo7 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 261, 307, 357, 408, 442, 698, 751. 189S :

fj- (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 294, 533, 583, 619. 1899: L.J.

(24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25)

21, 74, 122, i8o, 238, 294, 336, 591, 639, 691, 743. 1902: L.J. (27)

210. 1903 : L.J. (29) 435, 545
1905 Hewins (C. M.) Work of an Eastern Library Commission, L.J. (30)

Conf No 51-55

68 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 108 DAKOTA, NORTH, STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION

1907 L.J. (32) 219. 1908: L.J. (33)62. 1909: L.J. (34) 19

A 109 DELAWARE FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1901)

1901 L.J. (26) 341, 757, 806. 1902: L.J. (27) 32, 85, 143, 273, 330. 1903:

L.J. (28) 122. 1904: L.J. (29) 483, Delaware L.C. JIdhk (1904) 1-2,

21-22

Alio DENVER LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899)

1899 -LJ- (24) -'15

A 111 GEORGIA LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1897)

1898 L.J. (23) 65, 151, 211, 245, 294, 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 2i, 6(0

113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 579, 628. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122. 180
^3*^. 294. ii^> 591. 639, 691, 743. 1906: L.J. (31) 328

A 112 IDAHO STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1901J

190 1 L.J. (24) 143, 402, 691

A 112=1 ILLINOIS LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1909)
1909 Library Commission Law of Illinois, P.L. (14) 301

A 113 INDIANA PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899)

1899 L.J. (24) 159, 215, 484, 530, 579, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122,

180, 238, 294, 336, 591, 639, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 213. 1902:
L.J. (27) 85. 1903: L.J. (28) 72, 178, 301, 778, 834. 1904: L.J.
(29) 311. 1905: L.J. (30) 293. 814. 1906: L.J. (31) 278, Lib Occ
Nos 1-4, 9-10; No 6, 5-6. 1907: L.J. {22) 321, Ijb Occ No 7, 10;
No 8, 12; No 9, 2-3, 8-9; No 10, 16-17, N.Y.L.\i) 28, 63. 1908: L.J.
<33) 237. 449- 1909 :. -LJ- (34) 278, 373. 554- ^-'b Occ (2) 69. Indiana
Public Library Commission, 5th Biennial Report (1909), 101 pp.

A 114 IOWA STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1900)

1900 L.J. (25) 122, 180, 238, 294, 336, 591, 639, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26)

143, 341, 691, 757, la Lib O. (i) I. 1902: la Lib O. (2) 11. 1903:
L.y. {28) J32. 1904: L.y.129) 373, 483. 1907: L.J. (32) 29. 1908:
^■J- (33) 62, 237. 1909: L.J. (34) 278, la Lib (J. (6) 33. Minnesota,
Iowa, and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk (1902)

A 1*5 KANSAS TRAVELLING LIBRARIES COMMISSION (Organized 1899)
ii899 L.J. (24) 484, 530, 579, 628, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 2:iS,
294. 336, 591. 639, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 82. 1903 : L.J. (28) 72

A 116 MAINE STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899)

1899 L.J. (24) 484, 530, 579, 62S, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 238, 294,

33^, 59'. ^39. 691, 743- ^9^^ ■ L.J. (26) 82. 1902: L.J. (27) 330.

1903 : L.J. (28) 834

A 118 MARYLAND STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1902)

1902 L.J. {27) 839, 1017. 1904: L.J. (29) 26. 1905: L.J. (30) 27. 157.

1906: L.J. (31) j2b. 1907: L.J. (32) 29. 1908: L.J. (33) 22.
1909 : L.J. (34) 64

A 119 MASSACHUSETTS FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION

(Organized 1890)

1891 Green (S. S.) Extent of operations : Presidential address, San Francisco
Conference, L.J. (j6) Conf No 7

JS96 Mourse (H. S.) Free Public Library Commission of Massachusetts, L.J.
(21) 10-13

1897 Report of Meetings, L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 261, 307, 358, 408, 442
698, 751. 1898: L.J. (23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 296, 533, 580
619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66, 113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 579, 629, 679
1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 238, 294, 336, 591, b39, 691, 743
1901 : L.J. (26) 213. 1903: L.J. (28) 670. 1904: L.J. (29) 374
1905 : L.J. (30) 293. 1907 : L.J, (32) 218. 1908 : L.J. (33) 237

AMERICAN COMMISSIONS 61,

A 120 MICHIGAN LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899)
1899 L.J. (24) 484, t)79. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122, 180, 238, 2(14. 336, 591,
63q, hc)l, 743. 1902: L.J. (27) 8q9. 1904: L.J. (2C)) 374 1905:

/,./. (30) 865, 935. iQob: /..y. (31) 328. 1907: L.y. (32)218

A 121 MINNESOTA STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organi^rd 1899)

1899 L.J. (24) 279. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 591, 640. 691, 743- 1901 : L.J.

(26) 214. 1904: L.J. (29) 81. 1905: L.J. (30) 28, 229. 1907:
L./. (32)219. 1908: L./. (33) 449. 1909: 7.. y. (34) 121. Minnesota,
Iowa and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk (1902) 67

A 122 MISSOURI LIBRARY COMMISSION

1907 L.J. (:,2) 169, 321. iQoS : L.J. (33) 191, 237

NEBRASKA PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION (Org„nl/xd 1901)
A 123 HISTORICAL SKETCH

1906 Nebraska Public Library C'oinmission : an historical sketch. Neb Lib
Bull No 2, S-9

A 123=1 REPORTS OF MEETINGS

igoi L.J. (26) 214, 341, 691, 1017. 1903: L.J. (28) 25. 1^05: L.J. (30)
90. 1906 : L.J. (31) 820. 1907 : L.J. (32) 77, Neb Lib Bull No 4, 1-2,
N.Y.L. (i) 29. iqo8: L.J. (33) 103

A 124 NEW ENGLAND LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organiztd 1909)
1909 P.L. (14) 150

A 125 NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1891)
1897 L.J. {22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 2bi, 307, 35S, 408, 443, 698, 751. 1898: L.J.
(23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294, 533, 580. 610. 1899: L.J. (24)
23, 66, 113, 159, 215, 484, 530, 580, 629, 679. 1900: L.J. (25) 21,
74, 122, i8o, 238, 294, 337, 501, b4o, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 24, 214,
403. 1902 : L.J. (27) 85. 1903 : L.J. (28) 72

A 126 NEW JERSEY PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1900)

1900 Buchanan (H.) What New Jersey is doing- for Public Libraries, L.J. (25)

173-6, 180
Reports of Meetings, L.J. (25) 294, 337, 5qi, 640, 691, 743. 1901 : L.J.
(26) 24. 82, 214, 341, 757. 876. 1902 : L.J. (27) 143, 273. 1903 : L.J.
(28) 73, 726. 1904: L.J. (29) 191. 1905: L.J. (30) 485. 1906:
L.J. (31) 223. 1907 : L.J. (32) 29, 120, 567, N.Y.L. (i) 28, 63. 1908 :
L.J. (33) 153- 1909 : L.J. (34) 174

A 127 NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIVISION OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF NEW YORK (Organized 1892)

1S97 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 261, 358, 408, 443, 698, 751. 1898: L.J. (23)
25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294, 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66.
113, 215, 484, 530, 580, b29, 679. 1900 : L.J. (25) 74, 122, 180, 239, 294,
337. 591. 600, 691, 743. 190 1 : L.J. (26) 214, 403. 1902: L.J. (27)
899. 1903 : L.y. (28) 670. ]()()4 : L.J. (29) 253. 1905 : L.J. (30)
28. 1906 : L.J. (31) 820. 1908 : L.J. (33) 154

\128 OHIO BOARD OF LIBRARY COMMISSIONERS (Organized i8g6)
1897 L.J. (22) 93, 148, 204, 262, 307, 35S, 408, 443, 698, 751. 1898 : L.J. (23)
25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294. 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66,
113, 159, 215, 484, 531, 580, 620, 681. i()oo : L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122,
180, 239, 294, 337, 591, 640, 691, 7(13. 1903 : L.J. (28) 73

\ 129 OREGON FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 19(5)
1905 L.J. (30) 814. iqo7: L.J. (},2) 77, Jiq. N.Y.L. (i) 29. 1908: L.J. (33)
63. 1909: L.J. (34) 175

A 136 PENNSYLVANIA FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1899)

1900 L.J. (25) 122, 180, 2-,q. 2<)4, 337, 5()r, 640, 6qr, 743. iqoi : L.J. (2b) 82.

1903: L.J. (28) 179. iqo4: L.J. (2q) iqr, (103. 1907: L.J. (32) 567.

1909 : L.J. (34) 452

70 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY

A 131 PHILADELPHIA LIBRARY COMMISSION

1887 Barnwell (J. G.) Library Commission of Philadelphia — a correction, L.J.
(12) 152

A13M TENNESSEE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1909)
1900 L.J. (34) 175

A 131=2 TEXAS LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1909)
1909 L.J. (34) 309, 554

Windsor (P. L.) State supervision in Texas, L.J. (34) 175, P.L. (12) 181

A 132 VERMONT LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1894)
1S97 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 262, 307, 358, 408, 443, 698, 751. i8gS : L.J.
(23) 25, 65, 109, 151, 201, 245? 294, 533, 580, 619. ' 1899 : L.J. (24) 23,
66, 113, 159, 2i6, 484, 531, 580, 629, 6S0. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74,
122, i8o, 239, 294, 337, 591, 640, 692, 743. 1901 : L.J. (26) 144.
1902: L.J. (27) 210. 1003: L.J. (28) 73. 1905: L.J. (30) 90, 230,
814, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 1-2. 1906: L.J. (31) 820. 1908: L.J. (33) 63,
154, 289. 1909: L.J. (34) 19, 121, 309

A 133 WASHINGTON STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1901)
iQoi L.J. (26) 215, 757. 1903 : L.J. (28) 73. 1905 : Wash L.A. Bull (i) No

I, II-I2

1905 Holgate (J.) State administration, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 4-5

A 134 WISCONSIN FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION (Organized 1S95)
Historical

I1S96 Wisconsin Free Library Commission, L.J. (21) 188-9
'11Q06 Baldwin (C. F.) Better support for Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (3) 30-32
,iQoS Legler (H. E.) Outline of the work of the Wisconsin Library Commission,
L.J. (33) 513
Publications of the Wisconsin Library Commission, Wis Lib Bull (i) 96
1909 History of the Wisconsin Library Commission, Wis Lib Bull (5) 73-76

Stewart (J. D.) Work of a Library Commission — a note on the Wisconsin
Free Library Commission, L.W. (12) 63-66

Reports of Meetings
1897 L.J. (22) 24, 93, 148, 204, 262, 358, 408, 443, 698, 751. . 1898: L.J. (23)
25, 66, 109, 151, 201, 245, 294, 533, 580, 619. 1899: L.J. (24) 23, 66,
113, 159, 216, 484, 531, 580, 629, 680. 1900: L.J. (25) 21, 74, 122,
180, 239, 294, 337, 591, 640, 692, 744. 1901 : L.J. (26) 24, 806. 1902 :
L.J. (27) 33, 775. ^3Q- 1903: L.J. (28) 25, 301, 835. 1904: L.J.
(29) 311. 1905: L.J. (30) 28, 91, 230. 1907: L.J. (32) 373, 456,
N.Y.L. (I) 28. 1908: L.J. (33) 191, 326

A 135 LIBRARY SCHOOLS AND TRAINING CLASSES, AMERICA— GENERAL

1883 Dewey (M.) School of Library Economy, L.J. (8) 285-291

Cutter (C. A.) School of Library Economy, L.J. (8) 293-295
1885 Foster (W. E.) Report of Committee on proposed School of Library
Economy, L.J. (10) 195

Report of the A. L.A. Committef. L.J. (10) 291-294. 1886: L.J. (11) 376

School of Library Economy, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 85-89

Extra lectures to the schools, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 108-110
18S7 Report of the A. L.A. Committee, L.J. (12) 426, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 230-242,

406-426. 1889: L.J. (14) 269, 278. 1890: L.J. (15) Conf No 91
1891 Plummer (M. W.) Value of a school for Library training, L.J. (16) 40-44
i6q2 Report of the A. LA. Committee, L.J. (17) Conf No 31-34. 1893 : L.J.

(18) Conf No 75. 1894 : L.J. (19) Conf No 116

Library schools and Librarv training classes of the United States, L.J.

(19) 287, 296-308

1895 Petherbridge (M.) American Library Schools, L. (7) 65-74

Report of the A. L.A. Committee, L.J. (20) Conf No 61. 1896: L.J.

(21) Conf No 93
American Library training schools, P.L. (1) 150-152

IMERICAX SCHOOLS

71

1S97 James (H. P.) Special training for Library work, 2nd Int Conf 34-39

Hill (F". P.) Organization and management of Library staff, L.J. {22)

3S I -383
Report of the A.L.A. Committee, 7../. {22) Conf No 87-90
2898 Library schools and training classes, and special training for Librarians :
Syniposium by American I.ibrarians, L.J. (23) Conf No 59-70
Fletcher (\V. L) Influence of Library Schools in raising the grade of

Library work, L.J. (23) Conf No 70-71
Foote (E. L.) Instruction of the local librarian by Organizers, L.J. (23)

Conf No 74
Stanley (H. H.) Summer Library schools and classes, L.J. (23) Conf

^*o 74-75
Clark (E. E.) Library of the Library School : .m index of its work, L.J.

(2^) Conf No 125-127
Vincent (J. H.) Meaning of Chautauqua, L.J. {2;^,) Conf No 131-134
Davis (J. F.) Special bibliographic or Library course in Universities,

Colleges and Libraries, L.J. (23) Conf No 139-140
Wver (J. L) Library schools at ihe Chautauqua Conference, L.J. (2;)

Conf No 183
1900 Report of the A.L.A. Committee, L.J. (25) Conf No 83-86
:oo2 Dewev (AL) Library Schools of doubtful value, P.L. (7) 1 19-120

— Future of Library Schools, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85), Bulletin No 78, 216-222
Library Schools, Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk. 05
1903 Sharp (Miss) On Special training for State Commission Library

organizers, L.J. {2S) Conf No 231-235
A word from a Library School student, P.L. (8) 316-317

1905 Report on standards of Library training, L.J. (30) Conf No I2i-i2t,

Discussion 164-176
Dewey (M.) Future of Library schools, P.L. (10) 435-438

1906 Library Schools and their ideals, P.L. (11) 1 12-113

Symposium on Library schools, P.L. (11) 116-131
Plummer (M. W.) and others. Summer Librarv schools, P.L. (11) 131-134
Letters from Librarians who have been in the schools, P.L. (11) 137-143^
Warren (I.) Library school problem, P.L. (11) 541-543
Centres of Library influence, Lib Occ Nos 1-4. 1-2; No 5. 1-2; No 6, 2
3907 Kroeger (A. B.) Instruction in books in Library Schools^ L.J. (32) 395-401

1908 American Library Schools, A.L.A. Bull (1) No 5, 22, (2) 62-63
Plummer (M. W.) Evolution of the Library school curriculum, A.L.A.

Bull (2) 203-305
Wver (J. I.) Factors in the development of the Library School curriculum,

A.L.A. Bull (2) 205-206
Report of Committee on summer school certificates, A.L.A. Bull (2) 311-312
Historical sketch of the Library school movement in the United States.

P.L. (13) 406

1909 Plummer (M. \\ .) Summer Training Schools, Correspondence Courses,

etc., 1^15 Lib Bull (5) 46-49
Koch (T. W.) Summer Library School, L.J. (34) 548-550
Price (A. M.) Special Library training, P.L. (14) 338-342

LIBRARY SCHOOLS IN AMERICA— SPECIAL
A 136 ALABAMA SUMMER SCHOOL

1907 L.J. (33) 366. 1909 : P.L. (14) 323

A 137 AMHERST SUMMER SCHOOL

1891 L.J. (16) 113, Conf No 87. 1892: /../. (17) 171. 7894: L.J. (10) 130.
1895: L.J. (20) 174, 320. 1896: L.J. (21) 106, 419. 1897: L.J.
(22) 211, 446. 1898: L.J. (23) 536. 1890: L.J. (24) 120. 1900:
L.J. (25) 241, 699. 1901 : L.J. (26) 696, P.L. (6) 302, e;o5 1902 :
L.J. (27) 212, 900, P.L. (7) 162. 1903: L.J. (28) 790. P.L. (8) 437.
1904: L.J. (29) 194, 435, P.L. (<,) 177. 1905: L.J. 130) 297, 487,
P.L. (10) 289, 433

A 138 ATLANTA (GEORGIA) CARNEGIE LIBRARY TRAIMNG SCHOOL

(Organized 1905)

1905 L.J. (30) 363, 883, P.L. (10) 490, 530. 1906: L.J. (31) 181, 232, 284.

735, P.L. (11) 128, 267, ^80, 466. 1907: L.J. (32) 126. 223, 457, P.L.

(12) 103, 202, 320. 1908: L.J. (33) 27, 65, 292. 408, P.L. (13) 17, 103,

138. 37^- 1909 : ^-/- (34)J14._228, 283, 311, 505, P.L. (14) 100, 261, 350

Of THE

UNIVERSITY

72 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY

A 139 ARiMOUR INSTITUTE LIBRARY CLASS

1894 Sharp (K. L.) Department of Librarj- science of Arniour Institute, L.].
(19) 162-166

1896 Armour Institute Class, L.J. (21) 331, 467, Conf No 97, P.L. (i) 151, 245,

275, 321. 1897 : L.J. (22) 40, 267, 359, P.L. (2) 25, 70, 105, 190, 277, 362

A 140 CALIFORNIA SUMMER SCHOOL

1902 L.J. (27) 212, 783, 840, P.L. (7) 123, 302. 1906: L.J. (31) 284, Cal
News Notes (i) 267. 1907 : L.J. (32) 176, 573, Cal Neivs Notes (2)
175- -97- 1908: Cal News Notes (3) 311

A 141 CHAUTAUQUA SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL

1901 L.J. (26) 220, 697, P.L. (6) 301, 506. 1902 : L.J. (27) 212, 780, P.L. (7)
201, 382. 1903 : L.J. (28) 126, 623, P.L. (8) 162, 384. 1904 : L.J.
(29) 147, 547, P.L. (9) 177. 507. 1905 : L.J. (30) 234, 816, P.L. (10)
131. 235. 433- 1906: L.J. (31) 283, 731, P.L. (11) 335, 466. 1907:
L.J. (32) 174, 458. P.L. (12) 322. 1908 : L.J. (33) 160, 367, P.L. (13)
139, 321, N.Y.L. (I) 148. 1909: L.J. (34) 323, 453, P.L. (14) 323

A 142 CLEVELAND SUMMER SCHOOL

1898 L.J. (2^) 158, 677, P.L. (3) 384. 1900 : L.J. (25) 297, P.L. (5) 209, 254

A 143 COLORADO STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

1899 L.J. (24) 71

A 144 COLUMBIA COLLEGE (WASHINGTON) LIBRARY SCHOOL
Historical

1883 Dewey (M.) School of Library Economy, L.J. (8) 285-291
A.L.A. Committee's Report, L.J. (8) 293

1884 Dewey (M.) School of Library Economy at Columbia College, L.J. (9)

1 17-120
1887 Plummer (M. W.) Columbia Collei^a' Librarv School from a student's

standpoint, L.J. (12) 363-4
School Course
1887 L.J. (12) 4, 78, i6b. 1S8S : L.J. (13) 17, 96, 276, 346. 1S89 : L.J. (14)

4. 1897: P.L. (2) 467. 1899: L.J. (24) 165, P.L. (4) 251. 1904:

L.J. (29) 86, 548, P.L. (9) 241, 462. 1905 : P.L. (10) 18S

A 145 DREXEL INSTITUTE (PHILADELPHIA) LIBRARY CLASS (Organized 1S92)
1892 L.J. (17) 488. 1893: L.J. (iS) 292. 1894: L.J. (19) 234. 1S95:
L.J. {20) 247. 1896: L.J. (21) 331, 511, P.L. (i) 151, 24s, 275, 321.
1897 ■■ L.J. (22) 40, 358, P.L. (2) 25, 467. 1898 : L.J. (23) 203, 294,
632, P.L. (3) 177. 261, 357- 1899 •• L.J. (24) 222, 489, 583. P-L. (4)
154. 251, 328, 418. 1900: L.J. (25) 133, 184, 298, 699, 753, P.L. (5)
i6, 207, 400, 45Q. 1901 : L.J. (26) 89, 221, 345, 760, 819, P.L. (6)
47, 109, 166, 212, 301, 353, 430, 578, 647. 1902 : L.J. (27) 37, 94,
212, 280, 780, 840, 901, P.L. (7) 32, 75, 12^, 198, 268, 438, 495. 1903 :
L.J. (28) 27, 126, 181, 306, 728, 791, P.L. (8) 25, 108, 161. 282. 435,
482. 1904: L.J. (29) 259, 321, 378, 485, 548, 610, P.L. (9) 85, 134,
175. 241, 302, 347, 462, 506. 1905: L.J. (30) 97, 234, 816, 880, 945,
P.L. (10) 140, 235, 488. 1906: L.J. (31) 133, 184, 230, 677, 731,
P.L. (11) 28, yq, 116, 208, 263, 331, 377. 1007: L.J. (32) 86, 175,
222, 287, 431, 458, 574, P.L. (12) 68, 239, 286, 320. 1908: L.J. (33)
108, 160, 243, 408, P.L. (13) 17, 138, 182, 223, 320, 371
Kroeger (A. B.) Evolution of the curriculum of the Drexel Institute
Library School, A.L.A. Bull (2) 210-213
1909 L.J. (34) 25, 69, i-q, 229, 283, 311, 378, 413, 454. P.L. (14) 26. 100. iqr,
268, 320, 350

A 146 FORBES LIBRARY SUMMER SCHOOL

1907 L.J. (32) 175

A 147 ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL, Champaign. 111.

(Organized 1803)

1897 L.J. (22) 268, P.L. (2) 467, 506. 1898: L.J. (23) 118, 203, 295, 632,

P.L. (3) 18, 55, Q5, 177, 261, 3S4. i8qo : L.J. (24) 31, 72, .121, r66,

AMEHIr^^ schools

263, 490, 583, 637, 688, P.L. (4) 36, 114, 154. ;!07, 251, 41S. 458. 1900:
L.J. (25) 28, 77, 299, 341, 596, (150, 700, P.L. (5) 16, 62, loi, 174, 207,
253. 400, 459- 1901 : •''•/• (2ti) 31. 15-'. 222, 346, 699. 820, P.L. (6)
301, 431, 507, 578, 647. 1902 : L.J. (27) 37, 334, 7S1, yo2, 1021, P.L.
(7) 3^> it>i. iW. 2bH, 381. 1903 : L.J. (28) 28, 183, 253, 307, 623,
731, 792, 847, P.L. (8) 25. 68, 435. 1904: L.J. (29) 88, 259, 379, 485,
613, P.L. (9) 36, 176. 347, 500. 1905: L.J. (30) 40, 165, 487, 883,
P.L. (10) 31, 185, 286, 527. 1906: L.J. (31) 35, 134, 677, 732, 784,
P.L. (11) 28, 79, 118, 263, 377, 4b6. 1907: L.J. {32) 33, 126, 223, 288,
333' 416, 524, P.L. (12) 25, 68, 103, 239, 286, 321, 407. 1908: L.J.
(33) 28, 109, 198, 522, P.L. (13) 103, 371, 431. iqoq: L.J. (34) 180,
P.L. (14) 26, 70, 100, 154, 224, 320, 350, 394

A 148 INDIANA LIBRARY SCHOOL, Indianapolis

1902 P.L. (7) 125, 333. 1904: /../. (2c)) 147, 194, P.L. (9) 135. iqo5 : L.J.

(30)234,816. lqo6 : /../. (31) 320. 190S : L.J. iy.,) iqo. 2Q2. Kjoq :

L.J. (34) 229, 284, 559, P.L. (14) 191, 323, 394
1909 Hadley (C.) Library training in Indiana, P.L. (14) 217

A 149 INDIANA SUMMER SCHOOL

1905 L.J. (30) S17, P.L. (10) 188, 434. 1906: L.J. (31) 133, P.L. (11) 266.

Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 11; No 6, 3-4. 1907: L.J. (32) 175, 458, P.L. (12)
323, Lib Occ No 7, 7; No 8, 9; No 9, 4. iqoS : L.J. (33) 27. P.L. (13)
184, Lib Occ No II, I ; No 12, 16. 1909 : L.J. (34) 413, P.L. (14) 194,
Lib Occ (2) 71-72. Indiana Library Commission, 5th Biennial
Report {1909) 20

A 150 IOWA SUMMER SCHOOL

1901 la Lib O. (i) 1, 19, 36, 52, L.J. (2(1) 152, P.L. (6) ^02. 1902 : la Lib Q.
(2) iiT 46, 57, L.J. (27) 336, P.L. (7) 162, 384.' 1003: la Lib Q. (3)
14, 24. 64, L.J. (28) 729, P.L. (8) 385. 1904 : 7a Lib Q. (4) 12, 23.
29' 33. 52, 57. P-J- (9) 478. 1905 : la Lib O. (5) 12, 17, 53, 70, 86,
L.J. (30) 298, P.L. (10) 236, 434. 1906: L.J. (31) 231, P.L. (11) 132,
467. 1907: la Lib O. (5) loi, L.J. (32) 175, 459, P.L. (12) 320.
1908: la Lib O. (5) 135, 168, 170, 223, L.J. {i2) 196, 408, P.L. (13) 1S5.
1909: L.J. (34) 312, P.L. (14) i()5, 324

A 151 LOS ANGELES PUBLIC LIBRARY TRAINING CLASS

1892 Kelso (T. L.) Los Angeles Public Library Training Class. U.S. Kept (i)
764-771
Training Course, L.J. (17) 234. 1893: L.J. (iS) 12;. 1894: L.J. (19)
90. 1899 : P.L. (4) 421

A 152 MAINE STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY SCHOOL

1894 L./. (19)268. 1904: L.y. (29) 4S5

A 153 McGILL UNIVERSITY (MONTREAL) SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL

1906 L.J. (31) 184, 732, P.L. (II) 133. 1907: /../. (32) 2S7

A 154 MICHIGAN SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL

1907 L.J. (32) 332. 1908: L./. (33) itx), 3(17, P.L. (13} 185, 323. 1909:

L.J. (34) 71, 413, P.L. (14) 324

A 155 MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL

1900 L.J. (25) 78, 341, P.L. (3) 254, 341. U)oi : L.J. (t>) 432. i()04 : L.J.
(29) 259, P.L. (9) 241. 1905: L.J. (30) 363. P.L. (u.) 2S<u Minti
P.L.C. Notes (2) 5, (3) I. 190b: L.J. (t,\) 2^1, 7V'. '^/'"" PL.C.
Notes (4) 4, (7) I. (8) 2. P.L. (11) 133. ^1907: L.J. (y) 287. Minn
P.L.C. Notes (vol. 2) No i. 3. 1908: L.J. {^i,) 197. Minn P.L.C.
Notes (vol. 2) No 3, 5 ; No 6, no; No 7, 134. tqoq : L.J. (34) 229,
506, P.L. (14) 195

A 156 MISSOURI UNIVERSITY SUMMER COURSE

1908 L.J. (33) 331, P.L. (13) 323

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 157 MONTANA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY TRAINING COURSE

1901 L.J. (26) 154

A158 NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL

1S95 -L-/- (-0) ^08. 1901 : P.L. (6) 167. 1907 : Neb Lib BitU No 5, 3

A 159 NEW JERSEY SUMMER LIBRARY SCHOOL

1006 L.J. (31) 184. 1907: L.J. {\2) 2S7. iqo8 : L.J. (33) 197- o-9- iQoq :
P.L. (14) 370

A 160 NEW YORK FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY TRAINING CLASS

1895 L.J. (20) 247

A 161 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY SCHOOL (Organized 1887)
General

18S7 School of Library Economy at New York, L.J. (12) 166-16S
Report of the New York State Library (published annually)
1S90 Cutter (C. A.) Visit of the New York State School to Boston, L.J. (15) 176

1896 Robbins (M. E.) Life at New York State Library School, L.J. (21) 13-14

1901 Handbook of the New York State Library School, including summer

course and handwriting, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84) 372-431. 1903: (86)
Bulletin No 82

School Register

1896 New York State Library School Register for the first ten years. January,
1887 to December, 1896, including all matriculation students. School
Bulletin No 2, N.Y.S.L. Rept (79)

1902 — Register to 1901, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85)

Information Regarding School Course
18S0 L.J. (14) 133, 446, 479. 1890 : L.J. (15) 23, 308. 1891 : L.J. (16) 23,
53, 145, 348, Conf No 85. 1892 : L.J. (17) 496. 1893 : L.J. (18)

434. 477- 1894: L.J. (19) 92, 132, 171, 202. 272, 348, 382. 1895:
L.J. (20) 91, 176, 207, 281, 355, N.Y.S.L. Rept (78) 16. i8q6 : L.J.
(21) 237, 330, 467, 511, P.L. (i) 150, 275, 321, 506, N.Y.S.L. Rept (79)
23, 72. 1897: L.J. (22) 41, 153, 268, 314, 447, 708, 757, P.L. (2) 69,
105, 190, 277, 362, 468, N.Y.S.L. Rept (80) 39. 1898: L.J. (23) 72,
117, 158, 203, 252, 294. 536, 583, 631, 677, P.L. (3) 18, 131, 178, 359.
1899: L.J. (24) 30. 71, 120, 165, 222, 263, 4S9, 536, 583, 637, P.L. (4)
419, N.Y.S.L. Rept (82), Lib School Bull No 6, 270. 1900: L.J. (25)
27. 77. 134. 184, 241. 298, 340, 596, 64(), 609, 753. P.L. (5) 16, 63, loi,
174, 208, 440, N.Y.S.L. Rept (83), Lib School Buhl No 8. 335. 1901 :
L.J. (26) 31, 151, 283, 346, 6q8. 760. 819, 883, P.L. (6) 47, loq. 168, 2 12,
431. 579. 647, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84), Lib School Bull. 1902: L.J. (27)
37, 94, 149, 213, 281, 335. 781, qo2, 1021. P.L. (7) 32, 123, 161, 198,
269, 438, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85) Lib School Bull No 11. 1-223. 1903:
L.J. (28) 75, 127, 182. 253. 624, 729, 791, 846. P.L. (8) 27, 100. 336,

435, N.Y.S.L. Rept (86), Lib School Bull Nos 15-17. 223-293; No 17,
413-438. iqo4: L.J. (2q) 27. 86, 147, iq4, 322. 378. 548. 611, P.L.
(9) 241, 347, 462. N.Y.S.L. Rept (87), Lib School Bull No 18, 441-456.
1905 : L.J. (30) 97, i6t, 298, 3(13. 424, 880, 945, P.L. (10) 186, 188. 488.
528, N. Y.S.L. Rept (88). Lib S\-hool Bull No 23, 142-169. 1906 : L.J. (31)
88, 133. 184, 231, 677, 732, 785. 834. P.L. (11)^28,-80, 121, 379. N.Y.S.L.
Rept (89) 30-31. Lib School Bull No 24. 173-191. 1907: L.J. (32) 87,
125, 175, 2^88, 332, 374. 45q, 574, P.L. (12) 25. 241, 287, 407, N.Y.S.L.
Rept (90), Lib School Bull No 25. 1908: L.J. (33) 27, 66. 108, i6r,
243. 293. 329, 409, 462. 521, P.L. (13) 139, 320, 372,^432. A'.r.5.L. Rept
(91), Lib School Bull No 26. 1909: L.J. (34) 69, 124. 179. 284, 312,
373. 454. 507. 559, PL- (14) 27, 71, loi, iq2, 195, 295, 352, 395,
N.Y.S.L. Rept (92), Lib School Bull No 27

A 162 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY SUMMER SCHOOL

lSq6 L.J. (21) 239, 330, 419, P.L. (i) 194. i8qq : P.L. (4) 45S. iqoi : P.L.
(6) 431. 1903: P.L. (8) 152. 1904: P.L. (9) 463. 1907: P.L.
(12) 325, N.Y.L. (i) 16. 47. 81, 117. iqo8: L.J. (33) 161, 244, 329.
1909: P.L. (14) 335

.lMKh'lC'A.\ .s( llOiH S

A 163 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL

1898 L.J. (23) 15S, 537, P.L. (3) 293

A 164 PITTSBURG — CARNEGIE LIBRARY TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
CHILDREN'S LIBRARIANS

1901 L.J. (26) 697. 1902: L.J. (27) 03. 901, P.L. (7) 7:;, 4^8, 495. i9c>:

L.J. (28) 27, 181, 252, 790, P.L. (8) 161, 282, 482. 1904: L.J. (29) 27,
i4f, 258, 321, 610, P.L. (9) 85. 175, 302. 1905 : L.J. (30) 39, 96, 234,
297, 362, 423, 815, 880, P.L. (10) 31, 140. 235, 287, :;27. 1906: L.J.

(31) 34, 88, 133, 183, 230, 784, 833, P.L. (11) 79, 116, 208. 1907:
L.J. (32) 33. 86, 125, 174, 287, 414, 458, 524, 573. P.L. (12) 25, 68, 201.
1908: L.J. (33) 159, 243, 520, P.L. (13) 17, 181, 223, 373. 1909:
L-J. (34) 69, 124' 179. 283, 378, 505, P.L. (14) 70, 100. 224, 320, 350

A 165 PRATT INSTITUTE (BROOKLYN) LIBRARY SCHOOL (Organized 1890)
1891 L.J. (16) 23a, Conf No 87. 1892 : L.J. (17) 239. 189:; : L.J. (18) 296.
1894: L.J. (19) 234. 1895: L.J. (20) 247. 1896'; L.J. (21) 238.
330, 467. 511. Conf No 97, P.L. (i) 152, 245, 276, 321. 1897: L.J.
(22) 42, 153, 267, 358, 757, P.L. (2) 26, 190, 468. 1898 : L.J. (23) 72,
205, 252, 295, 583, 632, P.L. (3) 18, 55, 179, 261. 385. 1899: L.J. (24)
72, 165, 224, 490, P.L. (4) 36, 154, 207, 419, 458. 1900 : L.J. (25) 27,
77. 134. 242, 298, 700, 754, P.L. (5) 16, 63, 102, 174, 209, 254, 400, 460.
1901 : L.J. (2b) 89, 152, 221, 345, 407, 699, 761, 820, P.L. (6) 48, 109,
168, 212, 302, 353, 507, 580, 645. 1902: L.J. (27) 37, 94, 281, 637,
782, P.L. (7) 123, 161, 199, 270, 381, 438, 495. 1903 : L.J. (28) 28, 76.
128, 182, 307, 671, 730, 846, P.L. (S) 27, 109, 161, 282, 436. 1904:
L.J. (29) 28, 87, 195, 259, 379, 436, 485. 548, 612, P.L. (9) 36, 85. 176,
242. 347. 462, 507- 1905 : L.J. (30) 39. 164, 235, 425, 817, 945, P.L.
(10) 31, 97, 187, 489, 529. 1906: L.J. (31) 88, 134, 232, 283, 734,
785, 834, P.L. (11) 123, 208, 331, 379, 466. 1907: L.J. C32) 88, 126,

222, 460, P.L. (12) 27, 104, 204, 239, 321. 1908: L.J. (33) 66, 109,
19S, 294, 410, 463, P.L. (13) 18, 104, 182, 373, 433. 1909 : L.J. (34)
229, 285, 312, 380, 456, 559, P.L. (14) 154, 192, 269, 321

Plummer (M. \V.) Evolution of the Pratt Institute Library School
curriculum, A.L.A. Bull (2) 207-210

A 166 SIMMONS COLLEGE (BOSTON) LIBRARY SCHOOL (Organized 1902)

1902 P.L. (7) 495. 1903: L.J. (28) 624. 791. P.L. (8) 384, 482. 1904: L.J.

(29) 148, 379. PL. (9) 177. 1905 : L.J. (30) 298, 946, P.L. (10) 2^s,
287. 1906: L.J. (31) 185, 678, 83;, P.L. (11) 28, 468. 1907: L.J.

(32) 288, P.L. (12) 28; 240. 1908: ^L.J. (33) 109, P.L. (13) 54

A 167 SPRINGFIELD (MASS.) CITY LIBRARY TRAINING CLASS

1898 L.J. (2:,) 677, P.L. (4) 420 1901 : P.L. (6) 648

A 168 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL

1905 L.J. (30) 946, P.L. (10) 530. 190b: P.L. (u) 262. J907 : L.J. i:.,2)

223, 576, P.L. (12) 202, 408. 1908: L.J. (33) 2'7, 244, 522, P.L. (13)
19. 1909: L.J. (34) 71, 560, P.L. (14) 27, 71, 154, 396

A 169 WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE

1901 L.J. (26) ^2. iqo2 : P.L. (7) 162. 1905 : L.J. (30) 363. 1906 : L.J.

(31) ^3^
A 170 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL

1905 Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 6-7; No 2, 7-8. 1906: Wa^h L.A. BuH (2)
No 2, 8-9. 1909 : L.J. (34) 285, P.L. (14) 277

A 171 WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHOOL. CleveFand

(Organized 1902)
3904 L.J. (29) 88, 436. 613. P.L. (9) ^6. 403, 507. 1905 : L.J. (30) 165, 298,
363, 4.26, 818, la Lib O. (5) 44, P.L. (10) uy, 187, 287, 490. 530. 1905 :
1.7. (31) 89, 284, 7357786, 835, P.L. (II) 209," 331, 37c). 1907: L.J.
(2,2) 127, 176, 224, 289, 333, 460, 577, P.L. (12) 28, 105, 203, 240, 287.
408. 1908: L.J. (33) 67, 162, 198, 294, 410, 464, P.L. (13) 54, 105,
183, 225, 374, 433. 1909: L.J. (34) 25. 72, 125;, 3S0, 456, 50S, 560,
P.L. (14) 71, 102, 155, 321, 352, 396, Ohio Bull (4) No JO, 1-2; No 12, 1-3

76 BUBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 172 WINONA SCHOOL FOR LIBRARIANS

1903 L.J. (28) 184, P.L. (8) 162. iqo6: L.J. (31) 7S6, P.L. (11) 8r, Lib Occ

No 5, 15; No 6, 4. 1907: L.J. (32) 34, 332, P.L. (12) 69, Lib Occ
No 8. 9; No 9, 6. 1908: L.J. (33) I'lo, P.L. (13) 105, 1S3, Lib Occ
No II, 14

A 173 WISCONSIN— UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SUMMER SCHOOL

1895 L.J. (20) 208. 1896: L.J. (21) 192, 239, 419. 1897: L.J. (22) 268,
447, P.L. (2) 191. 1898: L.J. (23) 513. P.L. (3) 95, 3bo. 1899:
L.J. (24) 72, 490, 584. 1900: L.J. (25) 78, P.L. (5) 102, 341. 1901 :
L.J. (26) 820. 1902: L.J. (27) 38. 783, 841. P.L. (7) 385. 1903:
L.J. (28) 128, 672, P.L. (8) 69, 385. 1904: L.J. (29) 196, 486, P.L.
(9) 86. 135. 507. 1905: L.J. (3d) 235, P.L. (10) 97. 189, 289, 435,
Wis Lib Bull (i) 3, 56-58. 1906: L.J. (31) 134, 185, 679, 787, P.L.
(11) 28, 129, 334, 468, Wis Lib Bull (2) 65. 1907: L.J. (32) 127, 224,
376, 461. 577, P.L. (12) 28, 105, 203, 325, 409, Wis Lib Bull (3). 1908 :
J-J- (33) 67, no, 198, Wis Lib Bull (4) 95, 103. 1909 : L.J. (34) 72, iSo

A 174 WISCONSIN LIBRARY SCHOOL, Madison

1898 L.J. (23) 158. 1902: L.J. (27) 149. 1906: L.J. (31) 736, 835, P.L.
(ii) 210, Wis Lib Bull (2) i, 33, 72, 96. 1907: L.J. (32) 294, Wis Lib
Bull (3) I, u, 45. 67, 82, 95.' 1908: L.J. {31,) 464. P.L. (13) 19, 55.
105, 183, 374, Wis Lib Bull (4) 12. 38, 56, 95, 105. 1909 : L.J. (34)
285, 313. 457. 509. 560, P.L. (14) 27, 72, 193, 226, 270, 322, 353. 396

1909 Wisconsin Library School Notes, Wis Lib Bull (5) 9-10, 55-59, 88, 103

Hazeltine (M. E.) Methods of trainint;: in one Library School, Wis Lib
Bull (5) 49-54, 253-256

A 175 WYOMING UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL

1906 L.J. (31) 232

LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS
A 176 CANADA— ONTARIO

1901 Hardy (E. A.) Outline prog-ramme of the work of the Ontario Library

.Association, P.L. (6) 415-18

1902 Second Annual Meeting^, Ontario Library Association, P.L. (7) 201-3.

1903 : Third, L.J. (28) 243-44. 1904 : Fourth, P.L. (9) 233-35. 1905 :
Fifth, L.J. (30) 347-48. 1906: Sixth. 1907: Seventh, L.J. (32)
2I2--I3. 1908: Eighth, L.J. (33) 185-186, P.L. (13) 226, 228. 190Q :
Ninth, L.J. (34) 119-120, 220-221, 554, P.L. (14) 98. 182-183

A 177 CANADA— ABERDEEN

1904 Whitley (C F.) The Aberdeen .Association, P.L. (9) 204-5

ASSOCIATIONS— GREAT BRITAIN
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

(Organized 5th October, 1877)

A 178 HISTORICAL

1878 Library .Association of the United Kingdom : Transactions and pro-
ceedings of the Annual Meetini^s, 1878-1894

1898 Wright (W. H. K.) Library Association, 1877-1897, a retrospect, L. (10)
197-207, 245-252

A 179 CONSTITUTION AND BYELAWS

1877 Constitution of the Library Association, L.J. (2) 282-285
i88i Constitution of the Library Association, as amended, L.A. Trans (4) 81-84,
L.J. (6) 318-319

1908 Dent (R. K.) Amendment of Bye Law as to Meetings and discussion of

contentious business, L.A.R. (10) 579-584

1909 Library Association Bye Laws, L.A.R. (11) 537-543, 557-560

A 180 CHARTER

1898 Dyer (B. L.) Technical training and a Royal Charter for Librarians,

L.A. (i) 28-29

1899 L.A.R. (i) 52-53, 123, 479, L. Yr-Bk 9-20

ENGLISH ASSOCIATIONS

A 181 AIMS AND PURPOSES

1883 Teddt:*!- (H. R.) and E. C. Thomas. Library Association of the United

King-dom : Hdbk and prospectus, L.J. (8) 336
1886 Yates (J.) Progress of the Library Association, L.J. (11) 368
i88q Christie (Mr. Chancellor) Work and aims of the Library Association,

I- (i) 353-366
1899 Campbell (F".) Past and future papers of the Library .\ssociation : our

aims and objects, L.A.R. (i) 4-15
1900-01 Roberts (H. D.) Educational work of the L..\. Grceiiifood's Vr-Bk

57-60

1907 Pollard (A. W.> Library Association and its branches, /,. (N.S.) (8) 316-320

1908 Literary Yr-Bk, 670-671

1909 Thorne (\V. B.) The next step, L.A.R. (u) 469-470

Peddie (R. A.) Some possible bibliographical activities of the Library

Association, L..4.i?. (11) 187-193
Peplow (F. J.) Some tentative proposals for the compilation of a catalogue

of best books, T..A.K. (11) 222-228, Discussion 245-24C)

A 182 COUNCIL

5ft' Library Association Yr-Bk: Library, and Library A ■.^■u-i,itloi>
Record

A 183 COMMITTEES

1895 Library Association Yr-Bk. from 1895 to date

1908 L.A.R. (10) 687-688

Work of the Catalogue Rules Committee, L.A.R. (10) 5S9-590
Work of the Education Committee, L.A.R. (10) 590-593
Work of the Legislation Committee, L.A.R. (10) 596-598

1909 Work of the Education Committee, L.A.R. (11) 524

W'ork of the Book Production Committee, L.A.R. (11) 527-533, 550, 557

A 184 TREASURER'S REPORT

See Library, .and Library Assmiation Record

A 185 OFFICERS

1895 Library Association Yr-Bk, from 1S95 to date

A 186 MEMBERSHIP AND MEETINGS

1895 Library Association Yr-Bk, from 1895 to date
1908 Aldred (T.) Monthly meetings, L.A.R. (10) 6-S

Bond (H.) Monthly meetings in London, L.A.R. (10) 376-377

Library Association membership, L.A.R. (10) 251-252

A 187 BRANCHES AND AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS OF THE L.A.U.K.—
GENERAL

1899 Branch and affiliated .Associations of the Library .\ssociation, L.A. Yr-Bk.
1899 and subsequent issues
Baker (E. A.) Local Library Associations. L.W. (2) 148-150
1901 District .Associations, L.W. (4) 29-31

Pollard (A. W.) Library .Association and its Branches, L. (N.S.) (S>
316-329
1907 McKnight (I-:.) and E. A. Savage. How the Branch Associations may

help the Library .Association, L.A.R. (9) 109-iig, Discussion
190S Hopwood (H. V.) Branches, L.A.R. (10) 74-75
L.A. Branches, Lit Yr-Bk 671

Hopwood (H. V.) Capitation grant again, L.A.R. (ro) 63O
McKnight {K.) Provincial view, L.A.R. (10) 636-637
Baker (E. A.) \\'anted— Real branch associations, L.A.R. (10) 638-639
190C) L..A. Council's Recommendations on registration and on branches. L.A.R.
(11) 36yibb
Librarv .Association's Bje-Laws, L.A.R. (11) 543-54<t

For Pioposed .Affiliation of the Library .Assistants' .Associaiiun uiili
the Library .Association of the United Kingdom, see A 203

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

BRANCH ASSOCIATIONS— SPECIAL
A 188 BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICT LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1S95)

1895 Meetings, L. (7) 382, 416. 1896: L. (8) 280, 319, 508. 1897: L. (9)

173, 326. 1898: L. (10) 160, L.W. (i) 29, 66. 1899: L.A.R. (i)
202, 203, 269, 544, 669, 675, 751, L.W. (i) 211, (2) 54, 136, 278, 339.
1900: L.A.R. (2) 231, 283, 342, 452, 569, 673, L.W. (3) 54, 305, 32S.
1901 : L.A.R. (3) 281, 335, 506, 589, L.W. (4) 55. 1902 : L.A.R 4)
93, 315, 560, L.W. (4) 304. 1903 : L.A.R. (5) 157, 211, ^gs^L.W. (5)
249, (6) 26, 310. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 166, 510. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 304,
609, 619, L.W. (7) 227, 343. 1906 : L.A.R. (8) 533-4. 10,07 : L.A.R. (9)
41, 348, 407, 695, 704, L.W. (10) 17. 1908: L.A.R. (10), L.W. (10)

267, 427, 617

A 189 BRISTOL AND WESTERN DISTRICT BRANCH OF THE LIBRARY

ASSOCIATION (Founded 1903)
1903 Proposed formation, L.A.R. (5) 285

Meetings, L.A.R. (5) 325, 593, L.W. (6) 90. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 62, iii,

268, 279, 507, 532, L.W. (6) 229, 311, (7) 138. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 151,
247, 303, 365, 609, L.W. (7) 309. 1906: L.A.R. (8) 534. 1907:
L.A.R. (9)' 41, 349. 694, L.W. (q) 257, (10) 222. 1908: L.A.R. (10)
64, 195, 618-619

A 190 LIBRARIANS OF THE MERSEY DISTRICT (Founded 1887)

1888 Meetings, L.C. (5) 57, 136. 1889: L. (i) 112. 1890: L. (2) 30, 165,

272, 440. 1891 : L. (3) 204. 276, 469. 1893 : L. (5) 341. 1894 : L.

(6) 255. 1895 : L. (7) 290. i8q6 : L. (8) 188. 320, 570. 1897 : L.

(9) 171. 1898: L.W. (i) 30. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 268, 480, 811, L.W.

(i) 209, 263, (2) 278. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 130, 232, 341, 357-71. L.W. (3)

28. 1902: L.A.R. (4) 363. 1903: L.A.R. (5) 258, 270, 385, L.W.

(5)336,(6)51. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 168

A 191 NORTH MIDLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1890)

1891 Meetings, L. (3) 25, 69, 118, 205. 305, 421. i8q2 : L. (4) 162. 1S93 :

L- (5) 171, 340
1894 Radford (J. T.) Sketch of the North Midland Library Association, 1S90-
1893, L. (6) 145-146
Meetings, L. (6) 33, 256, 414. 1895: L. (7) 155, 231, 382. 1896: L.

(8) 233, 278, 298, 507. 1897 : L. (9) 389. 1898 : L. (10) 346, 366.
L.W. (i) 29, 81. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 55, 203, 419, 668, 669, L.W. (i)
129, (2) 337. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 233, 343, 398, 615, L.W. (3) 109.
1901 : L.A.R. (3) 180, 281, 384. 505, 589, L.W. (4) 138. 1902 : L.A.R.
(4) 242, 315, 390, 569, L.W. (4) 224. 1903: L.A.R. (5) 157, 536. 595,
L.W. (5) 336, (6) 144- 1904: L.A.R. (6) 62, 167, 509, 572, L.W. (7)
139. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 253, 510, L.W. (7) 309. 1906: L.A.R. (8)
532-3. 539-40. L.W. (9) 138. 1907: L.A.R. (9) 43, 159, 351, 696, L.W.

(9) 422, 460, (10) 187. 1908: L.A.R. (10) 67, iq5, 520, 619-620, L.W.
(11) 191, 321, 401. 1909: L.A.R. (11) 553-554. L.W. (12) 189-190

A 192 NORTHWESTERN BRANCH OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

(Founded 1896)

1896 Meetings, L. (8) 377. 1897 : L. {9) 200, 387. 1898 : L. (10) 356, 364,

L.W. (i) 29. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 266, 418, 4Tq. 668, 751, 808, L.W.
(2) 280. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 61, 283, 341, 501, 567, 617, L.W. (3) 19.
1903: L.A.R. is) 294, 325, 535. 5q4. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 268, 358, 507,
637. 1905: L.A.R. (7) 365-374- 1906: L.A.R. (8) 348-350. 615-16.
1907: L.A.R. (9) 43, 155, 284, 348, 407, 625, 692, 700, L.W. (9) 338,

(10) 184. 1908: L.A.R. (10) 132, 245, 355, 616. 627, L.W. (10) 303,
347. 381. (11) 138, 155. 237-239. 27q, 356. 372

Savage (E. A.) L.A. Refusal to increase the capitation grant to the
North-Westcrn Branch, L.A.R. (10) 528-529

A 193 NORTHERN COUNTIES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded 1899)

1899 Meetings, L.W. (i) 209, (2) 133. 1900: L.A.R. (2) 502, 617. 190 1 :

L.A.R. (3) 384, 551, 590, L.W. (3) 56, 106. iqo2 : L.A.R. (4) 94,

475, 561, L.W. (4) 193, 209. 221, 304, (5) 54, 108. 1903: L.A.R. (5)

55. 538, 594. L.W. (5) 250, 276, (6) 89, 170. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 113,

ENGLISH ASSOCIATIONS -^

i66, 219, 368, L.W. (6) 228, 259, 307, (7) 54, 109. 1905: L.A.R. (7)
44, 251, 422, 443, L.W. (7) 193, 252. 307. 1906: L.A.R. (8) 267, 475,
697, 703, L.W. (9) 64, i3q. 1007: L.A.R. (9) 350-352, 531, 540, L.W.
(9) 422, (10) 221. 1908: L..i.R. (10) 248, 414, 469, b2o, L.W. (10)
387, (11) 69, 153, 249, 375, 422. L.W. (12) 38, 117, 234

A 194 SOCIETY OF PUBLIC LIBRARIANS, LONDON (Founded 1895)
1898 Meetings, L.W. (1) 13. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 127, 204, 270, 350, 420, 813,
L.W. (i) 152, 183, 208, 239, 263. (2) 200, 224, 278, 338. 1900: L.A.R.
(2) 67, 130, 234, 284, 344, 397, 674, L.W. (3) 28^19^. 253, 277, 306.
1901 : L.A.R. (3) 132, 229, 282, 591, L.W. (4) 167, 193. 1902 : L.A.R.
(4) 94. 243, 570, 632, L.W. (4) 252, 279, 304, (5)^39, 168. 1903:
L.A.R. (5) 5b. 158, 257, 294, 384, 5qb. 645. L.ir..(5) 250. 276, 334, (6)
51, 144. 1904: L.A.R. (6) 6b. iQ()7 : L.A.R. (9) 269, L.W. (9) 262

A 194=1 MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ENGLAND (Founded 1909)
1909 First annual meeting- at Belfast, I..]. (34) 107, 437, L.A.R. (11) 463-464

A 195 IRISH RURAL LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION (Founded 1904^

1904 Formation, L.A.R. (6) 214
Meetings, L.A.R. (6) 318-319 _

Rules, etc., see Memorandum issued by the Association

A 196 PUBLIC LIBRARIES ASSOCIATION (IRELAND) (Founded 1905)

1905 Dixon (H.) Objects of Cumann na Leabharlann, An Leah (i) 1-4
Proceeding-s of Cumann na Leabharlann : Constitution and Rules, An

Leah (i) 73-76, 189-191. 190b: .4i/ Leah (2) 94-102
List of Members, An Leah (2) 105-107

1907 Meetings, L.W. (10) 222, An Leah (2) 191-195
List of Members, An Leah (2) 204-208

A 197 SCOTTISH LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

190S Formation of the Scottish Library Association, L.W. (11) 239, 402, 476
lOCK) Craigie (J.) Constitution, rules, regulations, etc., L.A.R. (11) 19-22,
339-341, L.}. (34) 61, 407

A 198 THE PSEUDONYMS (Founded 1S9S)

i8c»o Meetings, L.W. (i) 130, 155, 184, 211, 239, (2) 20, 51, 200, 224, 253, 286,

307. 1900: L.W. (3) 55, 192-196, 251, 306, 331. 190 1 : L.W. (4)

109, 139, 193. 1902: L.W. (4) 223, 252, 279. 306, 333, (5) no, 167.

1903: L.W. (5) 195, 248, 276. 1904: L.ir. (6) 286, 311, 341, (7) 26.

no. 1905: L.W. (7) 195, 281. 1906: L.W. (9) 215. 1907: L.W.

(9) 263, 343, 4b3, (10) 20, 222. IQ08 : L.W. (10) 311, 390

A 199 LIBRARY SCHOOLS— ENGLAND

1892 Ogle (J. J.) Summer School of Library science, L. (4) 319-323

1895 Library Association Summer School for Librarianship, L..4. Yr-Bk 29-33

189S Doubleday (W. E.) Library Association Summer School, L. (8) 207-212

James (M. S. R.) Assistants' Associations and Clubs for self improvement,

■ L.J. (23) Conf No 136
1902 Library .Association Classes: an editorial, L..4. (3) 68-69, 95-96, iio-iri

1908 Anderton (B.) Summer schools and provincial Librarv Assistants, L.A.R.

(10) 378-380

Baker (E. A.) Possibility of a Library School, L.A.R. (10) 531

1909 Savage (E. A.) The Summer School, L..i.R. (11) 4-5
Baker (E. A.) Reply to above, L.A.R. (11) 5

Ostler (W. H.) Public Library and Education Committee, L.A.R. (11)
376-377, Discussion 378

A 199 1 SPECIAL— LIVERPOOL

1909 Classes for Library Assistants in the Liverpool district, L.A.R. (11) 606

A 199=2 MANCHESTER

1909 Classes for Library Assistants at Manchester, L.W. (12) 191-192

8o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 199 3 WIGAN

1909 Classes for Library Assistants at Wigan, L. 11'. (12) 192

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION (Founded 1895)
A 200 HISTORICAL

1900 Dyer (B. L.) How best to increase the usefulness of the L.A.A. (Prize

Essay), L.A. (2) 155-158
1900-01 Chambers (W. G.) Library Assistants' Association, Greenwood's Yr-Bk

61-64
1906 Roebuck (G. E.) Library Assistants' Association : a statement of its use

and objects, L.A. (5) 170-173

A201 CONSTITUTION

1899 Special general meeting to amend rules, L.A. (i) iS-j-iSj
Rules of the L.A.A. L.A. (1) v

1900 Revision of rules, L.A. (2) 150-151. 1908: L.A. (6) 169-170

A 202 ANNUAL MEETINGS

1898 Third Annual Meeting, L.A. (i) 69-74. 1899 • Fourth, L.A. (1) 232-235.
1900 : Fifth, L.A. (2) 103-108. 1901 : Sixth. L.A. (2) 260-263. 1902 :
Seventh, L.A. (3) 93, 114-125. 1903: Eighth, L.A. (3) 261-272.
1904: Ninth, L.A. (4) 118-128. 1905: Tenth, L.A. (4) 282-290.
1906: Eleventh, L.A. (5) 120-134. 1907: Twelfth, L.A. (5) 295-308.
1908: Thirteenth, L.A. (6) 140-154. 1909: Fourteenth, L.A. (6)
350-367

A 203 PROPOSED AFFILIATION WITH THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF
THE UNITED KINGDOM

1904 Sayers (VV. C. B.) Is affiliation with the Library Association desirable?
L.A. (4) 216-

1906 Proposed affiliation with the Library Association, L.A. (5) 55-56
Sayers (VV. C. B.) Argument for affiliation, L.A. (5) 68-71, 77^78
Roebuck (G. E.) Argument against affiliation, L.A. (5) 71-79

1907 Amalgamation of the L.A.A. and L.A., Lit Yr-Bk, 589-590

A 204 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION— BRANCHES, GENERAL

1898 Proposed formation of branches, L.A. (i) 28, 101, 110

SPECIAL
A 205 NEWCASTLE BRANCH OF L.A.A.

1899 Meeting of Newcastle Branch, L.A. (2) 48

A 206 MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION

1907 Proposed formation, L.W. (10) 1S5

1908 Meetings, L.W. (11) 154

A 207 NORTHEASTERN BRANCH

1908 North Eastern Branch of L.A.x'\., L..-1. (b) 124-125, 129-1^,0. 165-167
Report of Delegate, L.A. (6) 181-1S3

Meetings, L.A. (6) 124-5, 181-2, 225, 275, 346, 401-404. 1909 : L..4. (7)
35-37. J-- "''• (") 154. 193. 321, 4"'- (12) 119, 191, L.A.R. (u) 202, 380, 555

A 208 NORTHWESTERN BRANCH

1899 North Western Branch of L.A.A., L.A. (1) 162, 183. U)6, 213, 225, 236.
1900: L.A. (2) 37, 51, 174. j()<)i : L.A. (3) 9, 14, 16, 32-1,1,. igo2i
L.A. (3) 42-43, 67, 80, 94, 132, 158, 180, 205. 1903: L.A. (3) 217,
231, 238, 270-72, 275, (4) 2, 9. 1904 : L.A. (4) 42

1904 Dissolution of the North Western Branch, L.A. (4) 66-67

A 209 NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURH-AM BRANCH

1905 Northumberland and Durham Branch of L.A. .A., L..A. (5) 26, 108

ENGLISH ASSOCIATIONS Sj

A 210 YORKSHIRE BRANCH

iQob Yorkshire Branch of L.A.A., L..1. (5) 1^3. 1907: L.A. (5) 313, jig,
243, 250, 277, 282. 315. iqoS : L.A. (5) iS, 30, 60-61, 63, 65, Qcvgi,
III, 130, 138-9, 148, 171, 301, :^22. 1909: /„.!. (7) 21, L. II". (11) 35()

A 211 SOUTH WALES BRANCH

1905 Meetings of South Wales Branch of L.A., L.A. (h) <j2, 106-ioq, 123-124,

138, 167-168, 209, 225, 22S, 238, 277, 301, 321, 385. 1909: L.A. (7) 37

A 212 IRELAND

1908 Irish Branch of the L.A.A. : Inaugural address bv G. H. Elliot, President,
L.A. (6) 18, 28-30
Meetings, L.A. (6) 44-45, 02, 91-92, 105, 124, 148, 168, 256, 274, 384

A 213 DENMARK— LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS OF DENMARK

1906 Library Associations in Denmark, L.J. (31) 274-5

A 214 FRANCE— LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS OF FRANCE

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Franklin Society of Paris, L.J. (1) 3-5

— Library Associations in France. L.J. (i) 389-91
1906 Proposed Association of French Libraries, L.J. (31) 173-74

Library Associations in France, L.J. (31) 274-75

(\-)nstitution and rul(>s, fJt Yr-Bk (1907) 585-58b

A 214=1 GERMANY— SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE AT BERLIN

1902 Doctor Hottinger's Library School for women in Berlin, L.J. (27) 84-85

A 215 SWEDEN— SUMMER SCHOOL AT STOCKHOLM

1908 Strohm (A.) First European Summer .School in Library science, L.J. (^;i)
504-505

A 215=1 ITALY— LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF ITALY

1888 Plummer (M. W.) National CiMigrLss for ihr promotion of popular
Libraries in Italy, L.J. (33) 403

A 216 AUSTRALASIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (Founded iS.jb)

1896 Library Association of Australasia, L.J. (26) 275-276

1898 Meetings, L.W. (1) 16, 102-107. 1899: L. Tl'. (2) 50. iqoo : L.A.K.

(2) 502-3. L.W. (3) 53, 163-166, 175-1S3. 1901 : L.A.R. (3) 282. L. of

Austral Proc. 1902 : L.A.R. (4) 71, L. IF. (4) 304

A 217 CONFERENCES— GENERAL

1891 Meyer (Oscar) German view of Library conventions and Library
examinations, L.J. (16) 213-214

1903 Lord (I. E.) On the purpose of Library meetings, L.J. (20) 764-765
1908 Lee (G. W.) Suggestions for the A. L.A. Convention, P.L. (13) 305-306

CONFERENCES— SPECIAL
A 218 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES

1876 First: Philadelphia, L.J. (1)92-145

Barton (E.M.) First Conference of Librarians, L.J. (11) 217-219, 366

1877 Second : New York City, L.J. (i) 393, 396. 428-9, (2) 14, 16-40

1878 Not held, L.J. (3) 222

1879 Third: Boston, L.J. (4) 13, 50, 84-5. 121, 153, -'-'3-->'o

1880 Not held, L.J. (5) 140, 169, 209, 249

1881 Fourth : Washington, Baltimore. L.J. (5) 303-306, (6) 2-^, 6:^

1882 Fifth : Cincinnati, L.J. (6) 24. 123-208

1883 Sixth : Buffalo (N.Y.), L.J. (8) 71, 104. 163, 255-306

Sutton (C. W.) American Librarians in Congress. J..C. (i) 39-4-. 163-306

1884 Not held. Toronto, L.J. (9) 5, 39. 47, 69, 84, 115, 116

1885 Seventh: Lake George (N.Y.), L.J. (10) 71, 99. '-.^ '47- '7-- i*>5. -05.

369. (11) 36
Nelson (G. A.) Poem on the Lake George Conference, L.J. (10) 380

82 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1886 Eighth: Milwaukee, L.J. (10) ^,93, (11) 131, 144, 168, 179, 199, 340, 4b^,

L.N. (U.S.) (i) 15-19. 93-95

1887 Ninth: Thousand Islands (N.Y.), L.J. (12) 216, 247, 248, 2S0, 306. 311,

423. 457. 503. -L.A^ (U.S.) (2) 54-63, 123-146

1888 Tenth: Catskill Mountains (N.Y.), L.J. (12) 503, 515, (13) 69, 217, 256,

275. 307-327

1889 Eleventh: St. Louis, L.J. (13) bS, 69, 132, 183, 279, 346, (14) 3, 75, 91,

108. 131, 147, 266, 297, 303. 458, 464, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 474-48^

1890 Twelfth: Fabyans (White Mountains), L.J. (14) 304, (15) 182, 195, 210,

227, 238, 259, 272, Conf No 1-306

1891 Thirteenth: San Francisco, L./.' (16) 15, 142, 179, 245, 263, 279, 295. 310,

327. 334. Conf No 1-154, (17) 192-194

1892 Fourteenth: Lakewood, Baltimore, \\'ashington, L.J. (17) 3, 96, no, 127,

184, 191, Conf No 1
Dewey (M.) Impressions of the Fourteenth Annual Conference, L.J.

(17) 56-57

1893 Fifteenth: Chicago, L.J. (17) i<)i, (iS) 41, Abstracts of papers, etc., 2o<)-

264, Conf No 1-96
Norrenberg (C.) Congress and the Conferences of Libraries in Chicago,
U.S. Rept (1892-93)' 575-583
1S94 Sixteenth : Lake Placid (N.Y.), L.J. (19) 171, 201, 234, 268, 287, 325, 34.1,
Conf No 1-190

1895 Seventeenth : Denver and Colorado Springs, L.J. (20) 89, 206, 233, 245.

301, 311, Conf No 1-103

1896 Eighteenth: Cleveland, L.J. (20) 388, (21) 3, 231, 263, 279, 315, 32S, 355,

371- 395. 41O' 439, 455, 501. Conf No 1-171, P.L. (i) 175-179, 218-222

1897 Nineteenth: Philadelphia, L.J. (22) 3, 22, 145, 243, 257, 291, 305, 33.*,

350, Conf No 1-194, P.L. (2) 136-7, 184-6, 353-5, 387-99

1898 Twentieth : Lakewood-on-Chautauqua, L.J. (23) 283-94, Conf No 1-197,

P.L. (3) 218-19, 294-319
1S99 Twenty-first: Atlanta, Ga., L.J. (24) 207-215, Conf No 1-170, P.L. (4) 65,
252-292

1900 Twentv-second : Montreal, Canada, L.J. (25) 271, 285-294, Conf No i-iS'*,

p.l: is) 267-305

1901 Twentv-third : Waukesha, Wisconsin, L.J. (26) 315-16, 375-6, 39M-402,

Conf No 1-218, P.L. (6) 459-495

1902 Twenty-fourth : Boston and Magnolia, Mass., L.J. (27) 243, Conf No

1-268, P.L. (7) 287-344

1903 Twenty-fifth : Niagara Falls, L.J. (28) 215-16, 275-6, Conf No 1-242,

L. (N.S.) (4) 424-31, P.L. (8) 345-70
Doubledav (W. E.) American Librarv Association Conference at Niagara
Falls, L. (N.S.) (4) 424-431

1904 Twenty-sixth : St. Louis, L.J. (29) 575-6, 598-602, Conf No 1-270, P.L. (0)

448-54

1905 Twentv-seventh : Portland, Ore., L.J. (30) 391, 415-20, Conf No 1-252,

P.L.' (10) 406-17

1906 Twenty-eighth: Narragansett Pier, R.I., L.J. (31) 301-2, 653-4, Conf No

1-304, P.L. (11) 443-52
IQ07 Twenty-ninth: Asheville, N.C., A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No, Vt Lib Bull (2)
No 2, 1-4, L.J. (32) 26, 75, 120, 169, 214, 245-7, 266-282, P.L. (12)

1908 Thirtieth: Lake Minnetonka, Minn., A.L.A. Bull (i) No i, 3, (2) 20-35,

114-433, L.J. (33J I, 41, 12 r, ib9. 255. 279-288

1909 Thirty-first: Bretton Woods, N.H., A.L.A. Bull (3) No 3. L.J. (34) 63,

172-174, 224-225, 273-277, 334-362, Library Work (3) i^' P-^- (14) 7-.
223-224, 265, 304-312, Wis Lib Bull (5) 24

AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

A 219 PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES

1876 Wallace (J. W.) Librarians in the L'nited States, L.J. (1) 92-95

1877 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (2) 5-7, 99-119

1878 No Conference

1879 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (4) 223-225

1880 No address

1881 Winsof, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (6) 63-64

1882 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (7) 123-124

1883 Winsor, Justin, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (8) 163-165

CONFERENCES , , m\ 83

1884 No address

1885 Poole, W. F., Librarian, Chicago Public Library, Vice-President, L.J.

(10) 295-

1886 Poole, W. F., Librarian, Chicago Public Library, L.J. (11) 199-204

1887 Poole, W. F., Librarian, Newberry Library, Chicago, L.J. (12) 311-320

1888 Cutter, C. A., Librarian, Boston Athenaeum, L.J. (13) 307-

1889 Cutter, C. A., Librarian, Boston Athenaeum, L.J. (14) 147-154

1890 Crunden, F. M., Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library, L.J. (15)

Conf No 1-5

1891 Green, S. S., Librarian of the Free Public Library, Worcester,

Massachusetts, L.J. (16) Conf No 1-9

1892 Fletcher, W. L, Librarian of Amherst College, L.J. (17) Conf No 1-6

1893 No address

1894 Larned, J. N., Superintendent of the Buffalo Library, L.J. (19) Conf

No 1-4

1895 Utley, H. M., Librarian of the Detroit Public Library. L.J. (20) Conf

No 1-4

1896 Dana, J. C, Librarian of the Denver Public Library, L.J. (21) Conf

No 1-5

1897 Brett, \\'. H., Librarian of the Cleveland Public Library, L.J. (22) Conf

No 1-5

1898 Putnam, H., Librarian of the Boston Public Library, L.J. (23) Conf No 1-7

1899 Lane, W. C, Librarian of Harvard University, L.J. (24) Conf No 1-5

1900 Thwaites, R. G. , Secretary and Superintendent of the State Historical

Society of Wisconsin, L.J. (25) Conf No 1-7
3901 Carr, H. J., Librarian Scranton (Pa.) Public Library, L.J. (26) Conf
No 1-5

1902 Billings, J. S., Director of the New York Public Library. L.J. (27) Conf

No 1-9

1903 Hosmer, J. K., Librarian, Minneapolis (Minn.) Public Library, L.J. (28)

Conf No 1-8

1904 Crunden, F. M., Librarian of the St. Louis Public Library, L.J. (29)

Conf No 1-7

1905 Richardson, E. C, Librarian of Princeton University, L.J. (30) Conf

No 1-9

1906 Hill, F. P., Chief Librarian of Brooklyn (N.Y.) Public Library, L.J. (31)

Conf No 1-9

1907 Andrews, C. W., Librarian of John Crerar Library, Chicago, A.L.A. Bull

(1) Conf No 7-12

1908 Bostwick, E. A., Chief of Circulation Department, New York Public

Librar}', A.L.A. Bull (2) 1 14-12 1

1909 Gould (C. H.) Co-ordination, or m*='thods in co-operation, L.J. (34) 33-;;-

340. See also 334

A 220 CONFERENCES OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE LIBRARIANS

1898 First Annual Meeting, L.J. (23) 57, (353, 668-669

1899 Second, L.J. (24) 576, 623-625

1900 Third, L.J. (25) 639, 727, 739-741

1901 Fourth, L.J. (26) 119, 315, 397-39^- 400. 885

1902 Fifth, L.J. (27) Conf No 250-251

1903 Sixth, L.J. (28) 71, 244-245, 608-614, 815

1904 Seventh, L.J. (29) 601-602, Conf No 254-258

1905 Eighth, L.J. (30) Conf No 225-252, 949

1906 Ninth, L.J. (31) 275-276, Conf No 84

1907 Tenth, L.J. (32) 214, 261-263, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 193-230

1908 Eleventh, L.J. (33) 279, 317-319, 509, A.L.A. Bull (2) 260-304

A 221 INTERSTATE LIBRARY CONFERENCES AND JOINT LIBRARY
MEETINGS

1898 Interstate Library Conference, L.J. (23) 22, 63-64, 105-107
1900 Joint Library Meeting, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Washington,
March, 1900, L.J. (25) 173-177

1909 Interstate Library Meeting, Louisville, Ky., L.J. (34) 409, P.L. (14) 398-

404, Lib Occ (2) 75-76

84 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOSOMY

A 222 BI STATE LIBRARY MEETING

1901 Bi-State Library Meeting; at Atlantic City, N.J., L.J. (26) 207-208. 1902 :

L.J. (27) 141-142. 1903: /'•/• (2S) 74/177-178. 1904: (29) 168,
184-188. 1905: L.J. (30) 88, 155, 200, 220-222. 1906: L.J. (31) 74,
172-173. 1907: L.J. (32) 24, 75, 102. 165-167. K)oS: L.J. (33) 56,
81, 145. 1909: L.J. (34) 168-171

A 223 NEW YORK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE— LIBRARY WEEK

1900 Library week at Lake Placid, September, L.J. (25) 61S, 644-647.
1901 : L.J. (26) 149, 694-695. 1902 : L.J. (27) 773, 883-S94. 1903 :
L.J. (28) 7i9-72(). iqo4 : L.J. (29) iq2, 433-434. 516, 537-541. 1905:
L.J. (30) 807-811

1906 Library week at Twilight Park, September, L.J. (^i) 319, 654, 675,

722-72$

1907 Library week at Stamford, New York, September, L.J. (32) 449-454,

AM'.L. (I) 45-47

1908 Library week at Sagamore, Lake George, September, L./. (33) 379, 396-

402 '
190Q Library week at Lake George, f..J. (54) iiq, 178-182, 407-409, 426, 438-
450, N.Y.L. (2) 37-38

A 224 CONGRESS OF WOMEN LIBRARIANS

1892 Report of Woman's Meeting, L.J. (17) Conf No 89-94

1896 Congress of Women Librarians at .\tlanta Meeting, L.J. (21) 15-16, Conf
No 57-5S. 1897 : L.J. (22) 304

A 225 CONFERENCE OF AMERICAN LAW LIBRARIANS

1906 First Annual Conference, L.J. (31) 324. 1907 : Second, A.L.A. Bull (1)

Conf No 246-260, L.J. (32) 28-30, 147, 234-276. 1908: Third. A.L.A.
Bull (2) 318-322, L.J. (33) 214, 265

CONFERENCES— CANADA
A 226 ONTARIO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

1902 Ontario Library Association, March 31-April i, iqo2, L.J. (27) 271-273,

1907 Ontario Library Association, 7th Annual Meeting, L.J. (32) 212-213

A 227 ABERDEEN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

1900 Aberdeen Association, Conference, L.J. (25) Conf No 27-28

CONFERENCES— BRITISH ISLES

A 228 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

1878 First: Oxford, L.A. Trans (i) j_'i-i42, /../. (2) (53-65

1879 Second : Manchester, L.A. Trans (2) 91-42

1880 Third : Edinburgh, L.A. Trans (3) 123-142, L.A.M.N. (i) 73-So

1881 Fourth: London, L.A. Trans (4) 69-80, L.A.M.N. (2) 74-81

1882 Fifth: Cambridge, L.A. Trans (5) 203-225, L.A.M.N. (3) 145-152

1883 Sixth: Liverpool, L.A. Trans (6) 151-178, L.A.M.N. (4) 117-124

1884 Seventh : Dublin, L.A. Trans (7) 133-156, L.C.

1885 Eighth: Plymouth, L.A. Trans (8), L.C. (2) iu5-ioq

1886 Ninth : London. L.C. (3) 149-15-'

1887 Tenth: Birmingham, L.C. (4) 125-12S

1888 Eleventh: Glasgow, L.C. (5) 85-110

1889 Twelfth: London, L. (i) 377-39q

1890 Thirteenth : Re.iding, L. (2) 379-398

1891 Fourteenth : Nottingham, L. (3) 452-465

1892 Fifteenth : Paris, L. (4) 333-343

1893 Sixteenth : Aberdeen, /.. (5) 344-35''

1894 Seventeenth : Belfast, L. (6) 285-7, 294-300

1895 Eighteenth : Cardiff, L. (7) 331-337

1896 Nineteenth : Buxton, L. (8) 417-427

1897 Twentieth: London, L. (9) 212-229

1898 Twenty-first : Southport, L. (10) 266-277

CONFERENCES

1899 T\vent\ -second : Manchester, L.A.R. (1)619-78

iqoo Twenty-third: Bristol, L.A.R. (2) 515-570, L.W. (3) S5-10,.

iqoi Twenty-fourtli : ri\niouth, L.A.R. (3) 450-506, L. (.V..S'.) (j) 413-iy

1902 Twenty-fifth : Birming;ham, L.A.R. (4) 519-570

1903 Twenty-sixth: Leeds, L.A.R. (5) 473-540, /.. {N.S.) (4) 411-23, L. II'. (7)

85-112

1904 Twenty-seventh: Newcastle, L.A.R. (6) 462-514, /,. (.V.5.) (5) 404-iS,

L.W. (6) 85-101

1905 Twenty-eiii^hth : Cambridge, L.A.R. (7) 540-610. /,. (.V..S'.) (6) 428-37,

L. U . (8) 57-72

1906 Twenty-ninth ; Bradford, L.A.R. (8) 482-540, L. (N..S.) (7) 437-446

1907 Thirtieth: Glas«:ow, L.A.R. (9) 628-707, L. (Af'..S".) (8) 42r-4i6, L.W (in)

121-23, 168-171. L..4. (6) 8-11
190S Thirty-first: Brif^hton, L.A.R. (10) 369-370, 421-422, ^^54-0^', f..W. (11)

12 1-120, L. (.V..S'.) (9) 410-421, L.J. (i,^) 359-301, F.L.\i:,) 3i(.-3iS
190C) Thirty-second: Sheffield, L.A.R. (11) 384-385. 424-425, 508-552, /../. (^)

490-404, L.li'. (12) 171-177

LIBRARY ASSOCI.\TION OF THE UNITED KIMiDO.M
A 229 PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES

1877 Jones, J. Winter, Princi})al Librarian of the BriiiNli Miim-uiii. isI hit

Coiif 1-2

1878 Xo address

1870 Bai-cer, Alderman T., Chairman of the ALanchotcr Public Librar!i>,

L.A. Trans (2) 17-20
i8S() Small, J., Librarian of PMinburgh L'niversity Librarv, L..\. '1 raiis (3) 17-Ji

1881 Russell, John A., ALaster of Gray's Inn Library, L.A. Trans (4) 11-12

1882 Bradshaw, Henry, Librarian of Cambridge l'niversity, L.A. Trans (5)

107-115

1883 Picton, Sir James, F.S.A., Chairman of the Liverpool Public Librarii>.

L.A. Trans (6) 11-15

1884 Ingram. J. K., LL.D., Librarian of Trinity College Library, Dublin.

L..4. Trans (7) 13-24
1S85 James, Edward, Mayor of Plymouth, L.A. Trans (8) 12-13

1886 Bond, E. A., C.B., LL.D., Principal Librarian of the British Mu>euni,

L.C. (4) I- 10

1887 Johnson. Alderman G. J., Chairman of Birmingham Public Librarirs,

L.C. (4) 129-135

1888 Dickson, Rev. Professor \V. P., D.D., LL.D., Curator of Glasgow

L'niversitv Librarv, L.C. (5) 103-110

1889 Christie, R. C, LL.D., Chancellor of the Diocese of Manchester, L. (i)

353-3^^

1890 Thompson. .Sir K. Maunde, K.C.B., LL.D., Principal Libr.irian of the

British Museum, /.. (2) 365-378

1891 Harrison, Robert, Librarian of the London Library; /,. (3) 353-364

1892 Beljame, .Mexandre, Professor of English Literature-, .Sorho>inc. Pari>,

L. (4)
1.893 Garnett, Richard, C.B.. LL.D., keeper of Printed Books. British Muxcuni,
L. (5) 241-25M

1894 Dufterin and Ava, Marquess of, K.P., G.C.B., L. (6) 2q5-2c>S

1895 Windsor, Lord, L. (7) 293-299

1896 Rawson, Henry, Chairman of the Manchester Public Libraries. L. (S>

417-420

1897 Tedder, Henry R., F.S.A. , Librarian of the Alhenreum, L. (9) 213-220

1898 Crawford. Earl of, L. (10) 267-269

1899 Southern, .\lderman J. W.. Chairman of the Mancht-sKT Public Librarie.,.

L.A.R. (1) 607-618

1900 Fry, Sir E.. D.C.L., LL.D.. F.R.S., L.A.R. (2) 507-513

1901 Fortescue, G. K., Keeper of Printed Books in the British Museum, /,..1./v.

(3) 435-449

1902 Dixon, Professor W. Macneile, Litt.D., LL.B. of Birniiiigh.im I niversit\ ,

L.A.R. (4) 479-491
190", Dixon, Professor W. Macneile LitiD.. LL.B. of Birmin^h.im I niv< r*it\
L.A.R. (5) 431.443

86 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1904 Hodgkin, Dr. Thomas, D.C.L., Litt.D., L.A.R. (6) 403-415

iqo5 Jenkinson, Dr. Francis, M.A., Cambridge University Librarian, L.A.R.

(7) 469-4S1
190b Bailev, Sir William H., Governor of John R3'lands Librarv, Manchester,
L.A.R. (8) 461-476

1907 Barrett, F. T., Chief Librarian of Glasgow Libraries. L.A.R. (9) 541-548

1908 Stanford, C. T., M.A., F.S.A., L.A.R. (10) 432-438

1909 Brittain, Alderman W. H., J. P., F.R.G.S., L.A.R. (11) 424-434, 508-509

CONFERENCES
A 230 FRANCE

1900 A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris, L.J. (24) 626-7
A.L.A. Exhibit, L.}. (25) 116-18

Harris (J. L.) A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris Exposition, L.J. (25) 282-3, 33i
Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. (N.S.) (1) 350

A 231 GERMANY

1903 Annual Meeting of German Librarians, L.J. (28) 829

1907 Weitenkampf (F.) Eighth Conference of German Librarians, L.J. (32)

445-6

1905 Conference of German Librarians at Eisenach, L.J. (33) 275-276
Weitenkampf (F.) Ninth Meeting of German Librarians, L.J. (33) 446-447

A 232 ITALY

1898 Conference of Italian Librarians, L.J. (23) 667

1899 Third Annual Conference of Italian Librarians, L.J. (24) 675-6

A 233 SOUTH AFRICA

1904 South African Library Conference, L.J. (29) 368-9, L.W. (16) 338-40

A 234 AUSTRALASIA

1898 Conference of the Australasian Library Association, L.J. (23) 667-8

1900 Library Association of Australasia : Abstract of papers, L. W. (3) 175-183
1902 Library Association of Australasia : Transactions and proceedings of the

Third General Meeting, held at Melbourne, April, 1902, 8vo., 128pp.,
Melbourne

A 235 INTERNATIONAL

1877 First Conference of Librarians, London : Transactions

1892 International Conference, Paris, L. (4) 333-343

1893 International Conference of Librarians, Chicago : Transactions, U.S.

Rept. 1892-1893 (vol. i)
World's Congress Auxiliary of the Columbian Exposition, L.J. (18) 41
Dziatzko (K.) International mutual relations of Libraries, L.J. (18) 465-468
1897 Second International Library Conference, London : Transactions

American Library Association and the International Conference of 1897,

L. (8) 577-621
Second International Conference, Transactions, L. (9) 285-296
1900 International Congress of Librarians, Paris, August 20-23, L.J. (25) 580-

582
1904 Library Section, St. Louis International Congress of Arts and Science,
L.J. (29) 530-532
Library Conference at St. Louis, L. (N.S.) (6) 63-77, L.W. (7) 145-148

1908 Report of Committee on International relations, P.L. (13) 256-257

1909 Hopwood (H. V.) The Brussels Conference in 1910, L.A.R. (11) 94-95,

386-388

A 236 LIBRARY PERIODICALS, AMERICAN— GENERAL

1907 American Library periodicals, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 21-22, (2) 62

A 237 SPECIAL— ORGANS OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION—
"LIBRARY JOURNAL"

1876 Library Journal. In progress. Volumes 1-34, 1876-1909, indexed
1885 Cole (G. W.) Good words for the Library Journal, L.J. (10) 404

PERIODICALS 87

1894 Bowker (R. R.) American Librarv Association ;ind llit Library Journal

L.J. (19) 191-192
1896 — Library Journal and Library Organization : a twenty vears' retrospect
L.J. (21) 5-9

1895 Jones (G. M.) Library periodicals, L.J. (27), Conf No 137-13S

1908 Resignation of the Library Journal as the oiTicial organ of the A L \
P.L. (13) 12 ,

A 237=1 "BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION"

1907 Bulletin of the American Library Association. In progress. Vols, i and
2 indexed ; vol. 3 partly. 1907-1909
Lane (\V. C.) Object of the Bulletin of the A.T..A., .1.I...1. Bull (i) \o i.
1-2
190S Retrospect and prospect, A.L.A. Btill (2) No i, i

A 238 INDEPENDENT ORGANS— " PUBLIC LIBRARIES"

1896 Public Libraries. In progress. \'ols. 1-14, 1896-1909, indexed
** Library Notes

Library Notes (United States), edited by Melvil De\ve\ . \"ois. 1-5. i8Sh-
1895, indexed

A 239 ORGANS OF AMERICAN STATE AND LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS

California — News Notes of California Libraries

Indiana — Library Occurrent, Organ of the Indiana Library Commission

Iowa — Iowa Library Commission Quarterly, Organ of the Iowa Library

Commission
Kansas — Kansas Public Librarv Quarterly

Minnesota — Minnesota Public Library Commission Notes and New --
Nebraska — Nebraska Library Commission Bulletin
New York— New York Libraries
Vermont — Vermont Library Commission Bulletin
Washington — Washington Library Association Bulletin
Wisconsin — Wisconsin Library Association Bulletin

A 240 ORGANS OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGI)0>t

1880-83 Library Association Monthly Notes. Four vols., indexed
1884-88 Library Chronicle. Five vols., indexed
1889-98 Library. Ten vols., indexed

1899- Library Association Record. In progress. Vols, i-ii, 1899-1908, indexed
Library Association Record : Editorial, L.A.R. (i) 57-58

1907 Shaw (G. T.) How to improve the " Library Association Record " : ;.

criticism and a few suggestions, L.A.R. (9) 120-27, Discussion 143-154

1908 — N.W.B. : Free criticism and the L.A.R. (a letter), L.A.R. (10) 206-7
— The Library World and the L.A. Record, L.lf'. (10) 311-312

Latest professional magazine, L.W. (10) 369-370
Views current, L.W. (11) 22-23
1891- Library Association Yr-Bk, 1801-1909. Twelve vols.

A 240=1 INDEPENDENT ORGANS

1889- Library (new series). In progress. Vols, i-ii, 1889-1909, indexed
1898- Library World. In progress. Vols, i-ii, 1898-1909, indexed

A 241 ORGAN OF THE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' ASSOCIATION

1898- Library Assistant. In progress. Vols. 1-7, iS()S-i()n(). iiul. \.d
1908 Dyer (B. L.) Occasional notes. L.A. (6) 185

A 242 OTHER ORGANS

Irish Library Association

1906-7 An Leabharlann, the Journal of Cumann na Leabharlanii. \'ols. 1-2,
I 906- I 907
German
1884 A German Library Journal, L.J. (9) 12-13

Italian
1888 Kephart (H.) A New Library Journal: Revista delii Biblictirhe. L.J. (13)
205-206

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

A 243 LIBRARY EXHIBITS AND LECTURES ON PUBLIC LIBRARY WORK

1S76 Warren (C.) Centennial Library exhibit, L.J. (i) 18-19
1877 Nicholson (E. B.) Exhibition of Librarj^ designs, catalogues and appli-
ances, ist hit Conf 241-249
1891 Schwartz (J.) Library exhibit of the Columbian Exposition, L.]. (16) 238-9
1893 Publishers' exhibits at the World's Columbian Exposition, L.]. (18) 262-263
Sharp (C. H.) Some of the Libraries at the Expositi6n, L.J. (18) 284-288
Ambrose (L.) German Library exhibit at the World's Fair, L.J. (18) 499-

503

1897 Exhibition of Library appliances, 2nd Int Conf 255-258

1898 Wyer (J. L) A.L.A. Exhibit at the Chautauqua Conference, L.J. (23)

Conf No 184
1S99 A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris, L.J. (24) 626-7

1900 Woodworth (F.) A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris Exposition, L.J. (25) 1 16-19, ^•^•

(5) 96-100
Harrison (J. L.) A.L.A. Exhibit at Paris Exposition, L.J. (25) 282-3, 33i«

P.L. (5) 326-7
Plummer (M. W.) International Congress of Librarians, L.J. (25) 580-582
Dewey (M.) Traveling A.L.A. Exhibit, P.L. (5) 324
A.L.A. Library Exhibits : Bulletin No 55, Lib School No 8, iV. V.5.L. Rept

(83)

1901 Library Exhibits at the Paris-American Exposition, A'.V.S.L. Rept (84)

1904 Falkner (R. P.) Report on the exhibit of the Library of Congress at the

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Missouri, ill Rept of Libn of

Congress (1904) 227-287
•1905 Lantern slide exhibits. Wis Lib Bull (i) 6-7
3906 Illustrative exhibit of Library methods by Calfornia Library Association,

Cal News Notes (i) 459-460
Dewey (M.) Library pictures : a plea for collections of lantern slides in

Libraries, P.L. (11) lo-ii

1907 Prentiss (M. E.) Illustrative exhibits of Library methods at Annual Meet-

ing of the California Library Assocation, Col News Notes (2) 84-86

1908 Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British Municipal Libraries,

L. (N.S.) 9, 223
-- Bibliographical lantern slides, L.A.R. (10) 147-148, 215-217
Jast (L. S.) Lantern lecture on Municipal Public Libraries and their work,

L.A.R. (10) 585-586

A 244 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1876 Some leading subjects connected with Library formation and management,

f-J- (i) 399-401
Spofford (A. R.) Library bibliography, U.S. Rept 733-44
1S77 Nicholson (E. R.) Rough list of some leading^ subjects connected with
Library formation and management, ist Int Conf 208-211
— • Bibliography of Libraries and Librarianship, ist Int Conf 248-9
1S97 Teggart (F. J.) On the literature of Library history, L.J. (22) Conf No
35-38

1900 A Librarian's Library, L.\i . (2) 320-24

Teggart (F. J.) Librariana : an outline of the literature of libraries, L.J.
(25) 223-25, 577-79, 625-29

1901 — Library literature in England and the United States during the 19th

century, L.J. (26) 257-61

1902 Library literature— Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk (1902)

66-67
K103 Hulme (E. W^) Librarians aids, L.A.R. (5) 127-132

Series of Library histories : Suggested compilation of a series of contribu-
tions to .American Library history, L.J. (28) 239-240

1904 Kettle (B.) Best books of 1903— Bibliography and Library Science, L.A.R.

(6) 543-51

Brown (J. D.) Bibliography of Library Science, L.W. (6) 236-45, 265-73
Johnston (W. D.) Suggestions for a Year-Book of Library literature, L.J.
(29) Conf No 126-27

1905 Kettle (B.) Best books of 1904— Bibliography and Library Science, L.A.R.

(7) <537-39

Josephson (A. G. S.) Some notes on the Bibliography of Library Economy,
P.L. (10) 122-23

LIBRARIANS' AIDS

Lists of papers communicated to the Annual and Monthly Meetings of the
Library Association and printed in its ofHcIal publications from 1877-1007,
L.A. Yr-Bk 1S95, 1899, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1909

1906 Greenwood's Library for Librarians, L.J. (31) 272-273

1907 Axon (\V. E. A.) Thomas Greenwood's Library for Librarians at .NLan-

che>ter, L.A.R. (9) 302-306

A 245 LIBRARIANS' LIBRARY

1885 Galbraith (L. \V.) Institute funds and a professional Library, L.J. (10) 15+
1898 Clarke (E. E.) Library of the Library School : an index of its work, L.J.

{23) Conf No 125-127
1890 List of Books for a Librarian's Technical Library, L.A.R. (i) 542
1900 A Librarian's Library, L.W. (2) 320-24

1903 Brown (J. D.) Library of the Library Association, L.A.R. (5) 1S3-7, 23S-9,

313, 630-1

1904 Aids and guides in Library work, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 77

1905 Library for Librarian's use. It Lib C. Bull (i) 15-16, (2) 8

1906 Library Association Library: Rules for the use of the collection, L.A.R.

(8) 353-5
Greenwood's Library for Librarians reprinted from (Manchester Quarterly

Guide, vol. 9, No'3), L.J. (31) 272-3
Greenwood's Library for Librarians, L.W. (8) 183-4

1907 Hulme (E. \V.) Library of the Library Association, L.A.R. (9) 296-301
Axon (W. E. A.) Thomas Greenwood Library for Librarians at Man-
chester, L.A.R. (9) 302-6

1908 Librarian's book shelf, la Lib O. (5) 207

A 246 LIBRARIANS' AIDS

190^ Principal text-books used in the New York State Library School : Bulletin

No 82, Library School No 15, 275-277, N.Y.S.L. Rept'(86)
1904 Cataloguers reference books In the New York State Library : Bulletin
No 84. Bibliography No 36, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87)
Publications of the Iowa Library Commission, la Lib O. (4) 47-4S
i<i()^ Library reading course, la Lib Q. (5) 71
Minn P. L.C. Notes (3) 4-5, (5) 5-6

Marvin (C.) Notes for Librarians, Wis Lib Bull (i) 10-13
1906 Minn P. L.C. Notes (7) 11, (8) 5-6. 1907: (9) 9-10, vol. 2, No 4, 8^-86;

No 7, 136
1908 Library helps issued by the Publishing Board of the A.L.A., N.Y.L. (i)
147.148
List of books for Librarians, compiled bv L. Smith, of Cincinnati Library,
PL. (13) 407
1908 Publications of interest to Librarians, Wis Lib Bull (4) 104-105

go BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

CLASS B — Legislation

Bl LEGISLATION— GENERAL

1S93 Utley (H. M.) Government, constitution, bye-laws, and trustees, L.J.
(18) 225-227

1900 Eastman (W. R.) Essentials of a good library law, L.J. (25) Conf No

49-51

1905 Comparative Library Law, L. W. (7) 201-7, 232-5

1906 Brown (J. D.) British, Colonial, and American Library legislation, L.W.

(8) 201-207

•1907 Fovargue (H. W.) Suggested library legislation for counties, L.A.R.

(9) '15-18

LEGISLATION— SPECIAL BY COUNTRIES
B2 AMERICA, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

1576 Poole (W. F.) Free Town Libraries, 17.5. Govt Rept 445

1577 — Public Library Government, L.J. (2) 20, 292

— State legislation in the matter of libraries, L.J. (2) 7-12, 20-22

1879 Homes (H. A.) Legislation for public libraries, L.J. (4) 262-267, 300-302

1880 — Chronological list of State Library laws, L.J. (5) 76, 79-80, 109-111

1885 Soule (C. C.) Report on Library legislation, L.J. (10) 276-278

1886 Cutler (M. S.) Official names of Legislative bodies of States of the Union,

L.J. (II) 141

1887 — Library act of 1700, L.J. (12) 285

Poole (W. F.) President's address, L.y. (12) 311-320

1888 Dennis (H. J.) Statutory laws; ofiticial lists by States and Territories,

L.J. (13) 36, 277
Wallis (L H.) Statutory laws; official lists by States and Territories,
L.J. (13) 277

1889 Utley (H. M.) Report on Library legislation (U.S.), L.J. (14) 190-194

1890 Solberg (L) Report on Legislation, January, 1889-June, 1890, L.J. (15)

Conf No 50-58

1891 Fletcher (W. L) Best Library legislation, L.J. (16) Conf No 31-34
1895-6 Presnell (H.) Library Legislation in United States, U.S. Govt Rept

523-599

1896 Dana (J, C.) Library law. A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 5

1897 Patten (F. C.) Library legislation, P.L. (2) 3-6

Marvin (C.) History of Library Commissions, L.J. (22) 26

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Report on legislation and state aid, L.J. (23) Conf

No 23-24 . . ,

Haves (R. P.) Librar)' legislation and Library Commissions, L.J. (23)
571-572

1899 Eastman (VV. R.) What can the state do for the Public Library, L.J. (24)

619-620
Brigham (J.) State Librarian's outlook, L.J. (24) Conf No 81-84
Hoagland (M.) Essentials of a good Library law, L.J. (25) 49-51
Discussion on State Library laws by New York Library Club, L.J. (25) 76

1901 Recent Library legislation, L.J. (26) 59-60, 337-338

1902 Yust (W. F.) Library legislation. L.J. (27) 22-24, P-L- (7) 55-57- 1903 :

/../. (28) 16-18, P.L. (8) 18-20. 1904 : L.J. (29) 69-72, P.L. (9) 80-84

1904 Report on Public Libraries — Bulletin No 43, Public Libraries No 13,

y.Y.S.L. Rept (87) 298-313, 362-367

1905 Yust (W. F.) Library legislation of 1904, L.J. (30) 81, P.L. (10) 72-73, S3-S7
Library legislation — Report on Public Libraries : Bulletin No 45, Public

Libraries No 15, 416-423, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88)
Wynkoop (A.) Libraries— Legislation Bulletin 29h, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88),

vol. 2
Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in the North-West. L.J. (30) 10-12
Brigham (J.) Synopsis of laws authorizing Library Commissions, P.L. (10)

«3-^7

LEGISLATIOS

1906 Wynkoop (A.) Library legislation in 1905— Legislation Bulletin Xo ^j;!.

129.133 ^.y.S.L. Kept (89), vol. 2, L.J. (31) 57-59
Brown (J. D.) Bntib,h, Colonial, and American Library legislation, L.W.

(8) 201-207
Whitten (R. H.) Legislative reference lists, 1906— Bulletin in. Legislation

30, 186-187, N.Y.S.L. Kept (89), vol. 2

1907 Wynkoop (A.) Library legislation in 1906, /,./. (32) 70-71
iqoS Library legislation of 1907, AM'.L. (i) 85, L.]. (33) 180

Report of Committee on systematic bibliography of state official legislation,
National Association of State Librarians, .1.'L..1. BuU (2) 276, L.j. (33)
509
1909 Recent Library legislation, A.L.A. Bull (3) No 3, P.L. (14) 239

Eastman (W. R.) Library legislation in 1908, L.J. (34) 106

Model Library Commission law, L.J. (34) 360-361

Library legislation in 1908, N.Y.L. (i) 216, P.L. (14) 239

LEGISLATION— UNITED STATES. ARRANGED UNDER STATES
B3 ALABAMA

189S Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 28

B4 CALIFORNIA

1905 Ripley (L. VV.) Library conditions in Northern and Central California,
■L./. (30) 7S9-790

1907 Library legislation passed during the last session, Cal News Notes (2) 176-

177
1909 Proposed Library legislation for the present legislature, Cal Neivs Notes

(4) i-ii
Library laws of the State of California, Cal News Notes (4) 123-143
Ferguson (M. J.) Recent California Library legislation and its significance,

Cal News Notes (4) 253-259
Haines (H. E.) Library legislation in California, L.J. (34) 167-16S, 307

B5 CAROLINA, NORTH

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 27

B5 1 CAROLINA, SOUTH

1S87 Library Act of 1700, L.J. ( 12) 285-280

B6 COLORADO

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32

B61 CONNECTICUT

18S3 Connecticut Library Law, L.J. (8) 26-27

B62 DELAWARE

K104 Ridgeley (H.; Explanation of the Library law, Del L.C. Hdbk (1904) 16-21
Synopsis of the Lavir relating to the establishment of Free Public Libraries

'by the School Districts of Delaware, Del L.C. Hdbk (1904) 83-SS
Library law> of Delaware, Del L.C. Hdbk (1904) 89-100

B7 GEORGIA

189S Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 27
H.02 Yust (W. F.) Library legislation in Georgia, L.J. (27) 30S

B8 ILLINOIS

1S97 Illinois Library legislation, L.J. (22} 27-2S, 106, 214, 310. 189.^: L.J.

(23) Conf No 30. 1899: L.J. (24) 114, 124
U)07 Proposed Library legislation for Illinois, P.L. (12) 96-97

1908 Willcox (E. S.) Proposed amendment of Illinois State Library law, P.L.

(13) 306 . ^

Ahern (M. E.) Library legislation for Illinois, P.L. (13) 353

1909 New Library laws in Illinois, P.L. (14^ 181, 262-263, 267, 301

r,2 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

B9 INDIANA

i8c)7 Library leg^islalion in Indiana, L.J. {22) 106

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 30

1899 Proposed Library legislation for Indiana, L.J. (24) 24-25, 107-108, 159
1901 Indiana Library legislation, L.J. (2b) 227, 275. 1905 : L.J. (30) 170
1909 New Library Bill, Lib Occ (2) 49-50

Indiana Library Law, 5th Biennial Report of Indiana P.L.C. (1909) 88-93

B 10 IOWA

1892 Aldrich (C.) Iowa Library legislation, L.J. (17) 163-164
1894 Wakefield (G. W.) Iowa Library legislation, L.J. (19) 331-333
i8c)8 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (2^,) Conf No 32
i8qc) Iowa Library legislation, L.J. (25) 104

1901 Act to create a Library Commission and promote establishment and

efficiency of Free Public Libraries in the State of Iowa and to appropriate

money therefor, 7a Lib Comm O (i) 7-8
•1902 Library legislation of the 29th General Assembly, 7a Lib Comm O (2) 37-38
1905 Of importance to Library Trustees, 7a Lib Comm O (5) 84-85

1908 Vote of women on the Library question, 7a Lib Comm O (5) 224

1909 Iowa Library legislation, 7a Lib O (6) 29-30, Lib Occ (2) 40-41

Bll KANSAS

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32
■ 1899 Library legislation for Kansas, L.J. (24) 77, 170

.B12 KENTUCKY

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 28

B 13 MAINE

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, 7.-7. (23) Conf No 23

B14 MARYLAND

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. {21,) Conf No 26-27

1902 Maryland Library legislation, L.J. (27) 15b

B 14 1 MASSACHUSETTS

187c) Dewey (M.) Massachusetts State Library Bill, L.J. (4) 130

B15 MINNESOTA

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 31

1905 Minnesota Library legislation, Mi)i}i P.L. Comm Notes aud Neivs (2)

4-5. (3) 3-4
Proposed amendment of Minnesota Library laws to permit establishment
of county-supported Libraries, Minn L Comm Notes No 2, 4; No 3, 3-4

B 16 MISSOURI

1S99 Library legislation in Missouri, L.J. (24) 77-7S

,B 17 MONTANA

-J898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32

B18 NEBRASKA

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library Legislation in Nebraska, L.J. (23) Conf No 32
1S99 Library legislation in Nebraska, L.J. (24) 78, 126

B19 NEVADA

1898 Harrison fj. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 32

B20 NEW JERSEY

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Report on legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 25-26

1900 Buchanan (H. C.) What New Jersey is doing for Libraries, L.J. (25) 171-

172

B2I NEW YORK

1886 New York Library Acts, L.J. (11) 188, (12) 227
j888 Schv.artz (].) New York Library law, L.J. (13) 279

LEGISLATION

1892 New York State Library law, L.J. (17) ^^5-I(1,S, 44S-450

J898 Library legislation in New York, L.J. {2^) 27S-27C). C^onf No ^3-:?^

1900 Draft of Library section of proposed New' York Education law, (,./. (25)

9-14
190J New \ ork Library leg^islation, L.J. (27) 2i8-2iq

New York Library legislation additional laws, I,. J. (27) S92

B22 NEW YORK, SPECIAL— BROOKLYN

1892 Brooklyn, New York Library law, L.J. (17) ii)7-n)9

B23 NORTHWEST

1905 Smith (C. W.) Library legislation in the North-West, I. .J. (30) Conf No

10-12, Wash L..4. Bull (i) 1-6

B24 OHIO

i8()8 Ohio Library Association. Discussion on benefit ol law jx miitiing taxa-
tion of county and extension privileges, P.L. (3) 424-425
Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (21,) Conf No 29

1901 Library legislation in Ohio, L.J. (2b) 203-204. 1902 : L.J. (27) 158
1903 Galbreath (C. B.) Ohio Library legislation in 1902, L.J. (28) 71-72

1906 — Ohio Library legislation in 1906, Ohio Lib Bull (2) No 7, 1-7

1907 Ohio County Library laws, Ohio Lib Bull (3) 1-33
igo8 Proposed Library legislation, L.J. (33) 507-50S

B25 OKLAHOMA

i8g8 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (21,) Conf No 2S

B26 OREGON

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (21,) Conl No 33
1903 Library legislation in Oregon, L.J, (28) 136, 175

1905 Brigham (J.) Text of the Oregon Library Commission Law, L.J. (30)
Conf No 49-50
Brewster (W. L.) Library .conditions in Oregon, L.J. (30) 785-786
^907 Jsom (M. F.) Library conditions in Oregon, L.J. {^2) 70-71

B27 PENNSYLVANIA

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 26

190 1 Library legislation for Pennyslvania, L.J. (24) 79

1909 New legislation in Pennsylvania, Pcnn Lib Notes (2) 1-3

B271 RHODE ISLAND

1S82 Rhode Island Library legislation, L.J. I7) 228-229

B28 TENNESSEE

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 28

B28I VERMONT

1909 Watson (C. D.) Law of Vermont relating to Free Public Libraries, Vt C
Bull (5) No 3, 1-3

B29 WASHINGTON

1901 Library legislation in Washington, L.J. (26) 205

1905 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in Washington, L.J. (30) 787-788
Holgate (J.) .State administration, Wash L.A. Bull (1) No 2, 4-5

BM WISCONSIN

1896 Library legislation, L.J. (21) 187-188

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation, L.J. (23) Conf No 30

1901 Library legislation in Wisconsin, L.J. (26) 203-204

1905 Wisconsin Library legislation. Wis Lib Bull (i) 53-54, 7--74

B3I WYOMING

1898 Harrison (J. L. R.) Library legislation. L.J. {2:^) Conf No :.,2

1902 Yusl (W. k.) Abstract of Wvoming legislation f(ir countv Librari-.s, L.J.

(27) 24, r.L. (7) 56

94

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF^LIBRARY^ECONOM^

,TION-BRITISH ISLANDS-ENGLAND

.11 (E B.) Consolidation and amendment of the t^u

LA. Trans {2) 21-27, 93 ^ ^_ „ ,,. . -Kr^ries. L.A. Trans U)

BsTlEGISLA^IOnIbRITISH ISLANDS-ENG^^^^^^^^^^ ^.^^^^^.^^

1879 Nicholson (E._B.) Consohdation and amendment ot

.SB. ^^l^:V^'^^o.^^o. F.ee Public Lib.anes,
o ^^•^"^^' JVrPP T ibraries and Museums Act, L. (2) 341-345

\^ ^!^^{J^h2l^^St^tJi:^^^^^ -, L. ., 30.3.3

^;;r;o a™nT,he';;ubn?Lib;rrier(E„g.and) ACS. ,8„o. G.«,.u.„»d .

Fwbhc Libraries 572-577 « • „ PnKlir T ibraries L.A. Yr-Bk 34-49

■^^ ?rel -i^ir E7pubr;rL:b?a«!«'Tc.^ot'r8,^r: s.a„ Ub.a., L. ,7)

28-35 ^ . r);ii 5,nd the Public Libraries, L.W. (i) 1S5-187

,00 MSr (T, London Gove.„.e^, AC. .S,„ as U a.ec.s London Lib.a.e.

.0. ga7:;;b<JTvfi.lTo^rKbt'l>fca"HeillsV p.va. ,e,.,a.on,
'03 B,ttfvs''/o;fht°ifety and us, of .he Pub.c Ub..., under .he PubUc

' OgMf J*)'ub-y '^S-.sIa.ion In .he UnUed K'.ngdon,, L.J. (.,) Con, No

-ol Mf UbS-a^"whL;ai':rl: «... O— n .0.

K - ,H. -)-;-» -K'^S^t^^^^^^^tsSn^

^e^fllndeVuit-rd^Sl^-ion |iy^,--o,

T eo-islation for county areas, L.A.n. \o) 4v 'tyt

l^i^^^'DrBSfsh^C^oI^ndl' iSXeHcan Ub.a.. ,e,.>a.-,on, .....

Balfinler ,J.) On .he ^^^;^\^^;^,tA'^i'^ 534-537
-- ^Z\Zl^rSSS^l^,J:-l;^'il£^ and .0 Technica,
^irsSc?;^r;"lch°Jot'glcaV-;isri^onr"V.898, L.A. Y,.B, .S<„-.,o;

B33 LEGISLATION FOR »"«^J;^,;^'^''«,','^,', Libraries ^.U L. (6) 307-3
Z rr^l'TUhctib^rX'';;.. o, ..,. m a s,naU Ubrar. .. <7)
' P «^ef .0 .JVC o-jor. au*o^|ji« .o_co^bm^^^^ 3^.3,

;|S ?ow?o'"Jo"p. :;re'Ac';s -.n rura, P-l*e- L^ (8 -og; ^.,^^^^^.„„ ^„,.„
,'06 Farr (H.) ,V^^^^'^,ti*ion fo ,ron,o1i.fs t^^o. .0 enable County
-• Fovargue (H. W.) R'l°.^"°'i,,Tinto operation and to organize sys.em,
S-r;^" s 'u°nd^"r' .h^el'r^-Xii^.'ration, lAM.i^^^-,
J Legislation for County areas. L./LR. (8) 49- 4
Public Libraries B.H. I-^-K- (») o*."?-

LEGli^LATlON

95

"°' ''term's'"- '"'■' ■''"'^«"'='' L'^'"^ ''Si.laeio„ f„. r„„„,i„, 7..^.«

B34 LEGISLATION— IRELAND

u,o. Public Liberies (l^eIa„%'Bi;f"t^i;':"^I^'n^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^'"^'^ 3-34

iMOO Public Libraries (Ireland) Acts of i«r- /« ^"^^ ¥°"'

(I) 64-71, 161-179 J^ ^^" '^'^' '*"'' ^^'"-- •'" ^^«&

1909 -Main points in British Library Jaw, L.W. (,,) 28--28,s

B35 LEGISLATION— SCOTLAND

"'' -'".rvnTtj.r"'"' '•''™*^ C<.„s„H<,.«l„„ (Sccand, Ac,, kSS;,

B36 LEGISLATION-BRITISH COLONIES

1S94 Boose (J. R.) Constitution of Colonial Public Libraries, L. (6) 391
B37 ADOPTION OF THE ACTS

'''' "S..S/.5'';^^o^''^" '''' ^^^P^^^" '' ^h^ Acts. arenn.oo,'s P.Mic
1^96 How to adopt the Acts in rural districts, L (S) 10- 107
180- ^f^'-^'S^^j^- W.) Public Library law, ' i:' /g) 43XS
89, How to adopt the Acts. Greeuwood's Yr-Bk^e-Vy "^
1004 How to start a Free Library movement DelL.C. Hdhk 6-n
B38 STATE AID-AMERICAN

1896 Lee (G. M.) State aid to Libraries T I lo,\ r^„f m .0

state aid effective, L.J. (.4) Conf No,,^: 8 '' Comm.ss.ons anti make
.,0. East.a„_OV. R.) Vaiue and ^^'S' fi^^tl^;!:; „,^3„i,„_ ^,
'"r™?rc';,;;;,/S';.)°.r' ^^"'"■*'™" °' » library with sta,e aid,

.,os ^^% f\eirari,[:'^r,? *T"''""^^ •^■-'' ^-^^ «-« (3) -4

Libraries; L.y.(p),;.,s''"'"'"'" Government is doing for Canadian
State aid to Libraries in the .State of New York N V r i,i ,
'"^%^.^^'- ^o"""'"- - federal ll^stte^^^a^o';! ^f.'ZT B„U
Bostw^ck (A. K.) Work of some States for Library advancement, L.J. fe,

B39 STATE AID— BRITISH

.905 MaMT. E.) State aid to Public Libraries. L.A.R. (y) ,o.,o4. Discussion

■"ritlTe .^d! Ifl f;fr-?~ *™ ""'"""'f -« «'<"iP-"'. ••> plea

BW TAXATION-AMERICAN

'»<* Taxation of f.ibrarics, /,./ (,) ,-

.8.; R^c^nv.) Relation of Ci^/^Unment ,o Public Libraries, L.J. („,

efficiency of I'rce P^uM?"'l'i'r'°" ""'' '"J'T""- ^""*>^'^^^^ and
approprLe monej tl"er or.'-'/T 'rt O of 4""" "' '°"' '"^ »

96 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1905 Of importance to Libiary Trustees, la Lib O. (5) 84-85

Dyer (M. C.) Beginning's of Public Libraries supported by taxation,

P.L. (10) 458-4(50
Canfield (J. H.) Basis of taxation for Public Libraries, L.]. (31) Conf.

No 36-40

1906 Miller (C. W.) Annual tax levy, Lib Occ Nos 1-4, to

1907 Whv the Free Library should be supported by public tax, N.Y.L. (i) 84-85.

1908 Law regarding tax for Free Libraries in the State of New York, N.Y.L.

(I) 119
Referendum on the County Library, Ohio Lib Bull (4) No 2, 3-4

1909 Logic of the Library U\x,' N.Y.L. (i) 186-187

Cooper (A. C.) Library maintenance tax, P.L. (14) 381
Legler (H. E.) Adequate appropriations for Libraries and how to secure
them. Wis Lib Bull (5) 81-82

B41 RATING POWERS— BRITISH

1889 Pacv (F.) Borrowing and rating power> under the Public Libraries Acts,
L. (1) 132-136

1897 Towns with special rating powers, L. (10) 330-331

1899 Library rate: a symposium, L.W. (i) 71-74, 109-110, 131-136

1900-01 Library rate, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 7-1 1

190 1 Ballinger (J.) Variations of the Public Libraries Acts by private legis-
lation, L.A.R. (3) 198-204

B42 RATE LIMITATION

1894 Rate limit. Greenwood's Public Libraries 366-368
1896 Fovargue (H. W.) Public Library law, L. (8)^438
1900-01 Library rate, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 7-11

1901 Ballinger' (J.) Variations of the Public Libraries Acts by private legis-

lation, L.A.R. (3) 198-204

1903 ■ — Rate limit and the future of Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 16-27
Rate limitation — discussion, L.A.R. (5) 509-513

1904 Abbot (Councillor) On rate limitation, L.A.R. (6) 489-490

1908 Willcociv (W. J.) Ifow the rate limit affects Public Libraries of the
smaller towns, L.A.R. (10) 153-161. Discussion 194-195
Views current, L.W. (10) 416-418

B43 RATING AND TAXATION OF LIBRARIES

1883 Formby (T.) Proposed system of differential rating as applied to Free

Public Libraries, L.A. Trans (b) 79-Si

1884 Waite (J. K.) Rating of Free Public Libraries, L.C. (1) 167-169
1892 Free Libraries and Income Tax, L. (4) 240

1896 Assessment of Public Libraries to Income Tax — Manchester appeal, L.

(8) 401-409
Fovargue (H. W.) Public Library law, L. (8) 435

1897 Credland (W. R.) Rating and taxation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 45-51

1902 Chorton (J.) Rating of Public Libraries — a letter, L.A.R. (4) 477-78

1905 Liverpool Assessment Case — Judgment of Mr. Justice Kennedy, L.A.R.

(7) 286-288
Harris (W. J.) .Some recent developments in rating of Libraries, L.A.

(4) 304-305

1907 Fovargue (H. W.) Liability of Public Libraries to be assessed for rates

and taxes, L.A.R. (9) 642-43

B44 EXEMPTION FROM RATES AND TAXES

1894 Exemption from Rates, Greemuood's Public Libraries 368

1902 Minto (J.) Exemption of Libraries from local rates, L. (N.S.) (3) 256-260

1908 Fovargue (H. W.) Exemption of Public Libraries and Museums from

rates and taxes, L..A.R. (10) 103-110

B45 PENALTY FOR INJURY TO LIBRARY PROPERTY

1904 Penalty for injury lo Library property, Del L.C. Hdbk S2

B46 ACTION FOR LIBEL CONTAINED IN BOOKS

1894 Libel suit of Martin versus British Musi'um, L.J. (iq) 130
1896 Fovargue (H. \V.) Public Libr.ny law, /.. (8) 438

LIBRARY HISTORY AND DESCRIPTIOX qy

CLASS C
Library History and Description

Cl LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1897 Proctor (R.) Classified index to the Serapeiim, 101-147, Bib Scty's
Publication
Tej^rgart (F. J.) On the literature of Library history, L.J. (22) Conf No
35-38
190 1 List of Libraries of the United Kingdom and the British Colonies, L.A.
Yr-Bk 60-67. 1902: L.A. Yr-Bk 61-69. 1903: L.A. Yr-Bk 64-72.
1904: L.A. Yr-Bk 69-78. 1905: L.A. Yr-Bk 71-80. 1007: L.A.
Yr-Bk 96-105
Why a town should establish a Free Public Library, I'/ L.C. BiiU (3) i

1908 Principal Libraries throughout the World, Lit Yr-Bk ()75-774

1909 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Library economy in the i6th century, L.A.R. (11)

152-174
See also Arguments in tavour of Public Libraries, C 499 ; Educational
value of Libraries, C 502

C2 ANCIENT LIBRARIES

1880 Wheatley (L. A.) Assyrian Libraries, L.A. U.K. Tram (3) S7-90

1889 Blades (W.) Account of proposals made nearly two centuries ago to found

Public Libraries, L. (10) 9-12

1890 Richardson (E. C) Antediluvian Libraries, L.J. (15) Conf No 40-44
1S91 Inkster (L.) How Libraries were described a hundred and fifty years

ago, L. (s) 228-31
1897 Tedder (H. R.) Evolution of the Public Library, 2iid Jut ConJ 13-18
1899 Teggart (F. J.) Contribution towards a bibliography of ancient libraries,

L.J. (24) 5-12, 57-59

1903 Williams (T. W .) Mediaeval Libraries : with special reference to Bristol

and its neighbourhood, L.A.R. (5) 353-61, 389-99

1904 Ogle (H.) An old town library, L.A. (4) 141-45
Morgan (A.) Monastic libraries, L.A.R. (6) 290-297

1906 Links with the past: an ancient Public Library — Wimborne, B..\.R. (3)

xxv-xxvi
1909 Savage (E. A.) Care of books in earlv Irish monastic Libraries, L. (N.S.)
(10) 362-370
Morgan (A.) Monastic book-making, L.A.R. (11) 303-320
Prideaux (W. R. B.) Library economy in the 16th century, L.A.R. (11)
152-174

UNITED STATES LIBRARIES
C3 NATIONAL— LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
1876 Spofford (A. R.) Library of Congress, or National Lihr.u-y, I .S. Govt

Rept 253-261
1879 Senate debate on the Congressional Library, L.J. (4) 54-55

1881 Smithmeyer (J. L.) National Library building, /,.). (0) 77-81, 126-127,

(7) 270-271, (9) 29, 31, 72
18S6 Curtis (G. T.) Letters on the Congressional building. ]^.J. (11) 17,

50-58, III
1888 National Library building, L.J. (13) 213
i88c) Congressional Library: progress of the work and Jinal cost, L.J. (14)

411-412
1894 Library of Congress from "The New York .Sun," L.J. (iq) 3oc)-3io
i8c)() Bowker (R. R.) American National Library, L.J. (21) 357-358

(ireen (B. R.) New building for the Library of Congress, L.J. (21)
Conf No 13-20
1S97 Congressional, or a National Library, L.J. (22) 7-9

Congress Library Committee and the A.L.A., L.J. (22) 14-16
Report of the Librarian of Congress (1897 10 dat< )

98 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1900 Putnam (H.) On the Library of Congress, L.J. (25) 53-65

— Relation of State Libraries to the Library of Congress, L.J. (25) 729-733
Organization of the Library of Congress,' L.J. (25) 233-234

1901 Views and plans of interior of the Library of Congress, Rept of Librarian

of Congress 177-370
Historical sketch, Rept of Librarian of Congress 183-197
Constitution, Rcpi of Librarian of Congress 19S-208

Organization and administration, Rept of Librarian of Congress 209-367
National Library : its work and functions, L.J. (26) 851-858

1902 True National Library, L.J. (27) 318-319

1904 History of the Library of Congress, Vol. i, 1800-1864, by W. D. Johnston,

of the Library of Congress (contributions to American Library History
Vol. i), plates, Library of Congress

1905 Richardson (E. C.) National Library problem to-day, L.J. (30) Conf No 3-9
Putnam (H.) Library of Congress as a National Library, L.J. (30) Conf

No 27-34

1907 Library of Congress and its work, Library of Congress 21pp.

1908 Summary of the report of the Librarian of Congress, L.J. (33) 501-503

C4 UNITED STATES— GOVERNMENT LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries of the general government,

U.S. Govt Rept 252

1907 Swem (E. G.) Some government libraries, P.L. (12) 146-47

C5 GOVERNMENT LIBRARIES— SPECIAL

1876 McFarland (H. H.) Libraries of the American Seamen's Friend Society,
U.S. Govt Rept 276-78
Russell (J. B.) Department of Agriculture Library, U.S. Govt Rept 272-73
Dwight (T. F.) Library of the Department of States. U.S. Govt Rept

262-67
Gallaudet {E. M.) National Deaf Mute College Library, U.S. Govt Rept

270-71
Taylor (W. P.) Patent Office Library, U.S. Govt Rept 271-72
1887 Ma'nn (B. P.) U.S. Department of Agriculture Library, L.J. (12) So
1907 Carey (M. E.) Libraries in State Institutions, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No
101-108, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 67-70
Heckman (F. B.) Libraries in ihe I'nited States armv and n.-.vv, /,./.
(32) 68-69

UNITED STATES
€6 STATE LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1876 Homes (H. A.) State and territorial Libraries, r..s. Govt Rcpl 292-293
1883 Brown (G. A.) State Libraries, their management and support, L.J. (8)

245-247, Discussion 295-296
1S84 Tyler (M. C.) Historic evolution of the I'ree Public Libraries in America,
L.J. {cj) 40-47
Coit (Prof.) Evolution of American Public Libraries, L.J. (9) 171
1887 Libraries of the United States, L.J. (12) 5-63

Williams (M. S.) Library work of the Bureau of l-^ducation, L.J. (12)

64.68
Public Libraries in the United States, L.J. (12) i53-i54
1889 Henry (W. E.) State Library in its mission of collectiiMi. distribution

and exchange, L.J. (24) Conf No 85-91
1900 Putnam (H.) Relation of State Libraries to tiie Library of Congress,
L.J. (25) 729-733

1905 Gillis (J. L.) State Library administration, /.../. (30) Conf No 34-37
Godard (G. S.) Development of the Stat(> Library, L.J. (30) Conf No 37-40
Ideal State Library in an ideal location, L.J. (30) Conf No 248-251
Developing of a State Library, /../. (30) Conf No 148-153

1906 Dewey (M.) Broadening of .State Libr;u-ies, P.L. (11) 22

Fitzgerald (E. M.) General use of the Stale Library, Ind Stale Lib Bull
No 9, 2

1907 Watson (W. R.) Library iiit( rests of a Stale, l./.l. Bull (i) Conf No

196-200
Brigham (II. O.) Statistics of Slate Lihrrnies, .!./,..!. Bull (1) Conf No
216-220

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES 99

Godard (G. S.) How shall States delinquent in their exchancfcs be treated?

A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 220-227
Brown (D. C.) Scope of book purchases in a State Library, .1.L..1. Bull

(i) Conf No 227-230
Henry (VV. E.) State's relation to the Public Library, Wash I. .A. Bull

(3) 2-4 _. .

1908 Fairchild (S. C.) American Libraries — a method of studv and interpre-
tation, L.J. (33) 43-47
Rathbone (j. A.) Modern Library movement, /'./,. (13) 197-201
Library statistics of 1908 : Bureau of Education Report, P.L. (13) 402
National Association of State Libraries : Reports at Minnetonka, A.L.A.

Bull (2) 260-270
Tolman (F. L,) Reference problem of the State Librarv, .1./...1. Bull (2)

334-338
Gillis (J. L.) Relation of State Libraries to other education.il institutions,

A.L.A. Bull (2) 2S4-S5
Thwaites (R. G.) Relation between State and Municipal Libraries,

.LL..L Bull (2) 285-290
Brigham (H. O.) Statistics of State Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (2) 270-276
(rodard (G. S.) State and local historical societies — Rational Association

of State Libraries, yl.L..4. Bull (2) 298-302
Statistics of State Libraries National Association of State IJbraries,

,l.y...I. Bui! (2) 270-27(1

STATES LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C7 CALIFORNIA

1908 Gillis (J. L.) A State Library system for California : a suggestion, L.J.
(33) 304-3 '6

C 8 IOWA

1907 Carey (M. ]i.) Libraries in State Listitutions, .1./...1. Bull (i) Conf No

101-108

C9 INDIANA

1893 Indiana Slate Library, L.J. (18) 1S8-S9

CIO NEW YORK

1897 New York State Library : Director's Report, published annually

1908 New York State Education Building, Albany, N.Y. (Plan and illustration

faces ]). 42). L.J. (33) 55-56

UNITED STATES
C 11 PUBLIC LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1876 Scudder (H. E.) Public Libraries a hundred years ago, U.S. Govt Kept

1-3;
Quincy (J. P.) Free Libraries. U.S. Govt Repi 3S9-402
Fletcher (W. I.) Public Libraries in manufacturing conuiumities, U.S.

Govt Rept 40^1-18
Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Free Town Libraries, ('..s. Govt Rept

445-5*'' Library reports and statistics 745
Public Libraries of ten principal cities, U.S. Govt Rept 8^,7-100^
Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. General statistics of all Public Libraries

in the I'nited States, U.S. Govt Rept 1010-1174
Jones (L. E.) Government Librarv report, L.J. (i) 7-n.
1S8-, "Stephens (T. E.) Rise and growth of Public Libraries In Am.rica,

L.A.V.K. Trans (6) 16-30
Winsor (J.) Report on general library interests, L./., (8) i(>3-i(\:;
1S84 Tyler (M. C.) Historic evolution of Free Public Library in .Vim rica. and

its functions, L.J. (iq) 40

1887 Storrs (R. S.) Libraries. L.J. (12) 258

1888 lligginson (L W.) Free Public Library, L.J. (13) 87

1889 Dewey (M.) Library progress, L. (1) 367-82

Public Libraries in 'the United States (1,000 vols, and upwards). List of
new and omitted libraries, supplenvpti-- ■ ■ ■• I'll. LilM-irv l.ivt " of
.8X7, /../. (14) 24-29

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1890 Steiner (L. H.) Future of the Free Library, L.J. (15) Conf No 44-47

Flint (W.) Libraries and the Federal Government : Report on the
Library work of the U.S. Bureau of Education, L.J, (15) Conf No 64-66,
Discussion 114-15

1893 Cowell (P.) Report of the chief librarian of Liverpool on his visit of

inspection to some of the principal libraries of the United States and

Canada, L. (5) 277-82
Brown (J. D.) Report of the Librarian of Clerkenwell on his visit to

American libraries : and criticism thereon, L. (5) 282-90
An English Librarian (Mr. Brown) on American Libraries, L.J. (19) 88-90

1894 Winsor (J.) Development of the Library, L.J. (19) 370-375
Greenwood's Public Libraries, 524-544

1897 Teggart (F. J.) Handbook of American Libraries, L.J. (22) 741-43

. Principal Libraries of the United States, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 282-290

1898 Harrison (J. L.) Public Library movement in the United States, L. (8)

no-24, 141-49

1899 Dana (J. C.) Work in certain typical Libraries, U.S. Govt Rcpt 717-718
French view of American Libraries, L.J. (24) 106-7

1900 Bowker (R. R.) Libraties and the century in America : retrospect and

prospect, L.J. (26) 5-7
Outline of modern library movement in America, with important foreign
events, L.J. (26) 73-75

1901 Libraries of the 20th century: a symposium, L.J. (26) 121-23

Meyer (A. B.) German view of American libraries and museums, L.J.

(26) 868-9
Fletcher (W. L) Public Libraries in the 20th century, P.L. (6) 379-384

1902 American Libraries from a Trustee's' point of view, P.L. (7) 324-28
Fairchild (S. C.) Chronological outline of modern librarj"^ movement in

America, with most important foreign events, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85),
Bull (75) 111-16
Keogh (A.) English and American libraries : a comparison, L. W. (5) 146-49

1903 Public Society and School Libraries : Statistics for 1903, U.S. Govt Rept

(i) 759-1017
Campbell (J. M.) Small city library, L.J. (28) Conf No 50-52
Churchill (W.) Mission of the Public Library, L.J. (28) 115-16
Series of Library histories : suggested compilation of a series of contri-
butions to American Library history, L.J. (28) 239-240

1904 Biagi (G.) Library : its past and future, L.J. (29) Conf No 8- 15
Dewey (M.) Library conditions in America in 1904, P.L. (9) 363-65

1905 Carnegie Libraries, Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (3) 2-3

Jast (L. S.) Some impressions of American Libraries, L.A.R. (7) 51-67,

L.J. (30) 147-149
- Statistics of Libraries in the United Stales, L.J. (30) 342-43

Impressions of American libraries : Report of Mr. Anderson, of Sydne)'

Library, N.S.W., L.J. (30) 934
Munsterberg (H.) Public Library in American life, L.J. (30) ()25-()27
Koch (T. W.) Carnegie Libraries, L.J. (30) Conf No 7S-81
Greene (C. S.) Libraries, L.J. (30) Conf No 138-139
Dyer (M. C.) Beginnings of Public Libraries supported by taxation,

P.L. (10) 458-460
Stearns (L. E.) An Eastern Library tour, ll'i^ Lib Bull (i) 24-25

1906 Fletcher (W. L) Proprietary library in relation to the Public Library

movement, L.J. (31) Conf No 26S-272
Mitchell (M. E.) Report on Public Libraries in 1876, P.].. (n) 246-247
Recent Library progress in America, Lib Work (i) 4-5

1907 James (H.) Public Libraries in the United States, L.J. (32) 313
Wallace (A.) Library movement in th(^ South since i8qc), L.J. (32) 253-

258, A.L.A. Bull (i) 62-67
Smith (C. W.) What the community owes to the Public Library, L.J.

(32) 315 ... .

Government statistics of libraries : suggestions for improvement, L.J.
(32) 561-62

For brief notes on libraries of the U.S., see United States Govern-
ment Reports of Commissioner of Education
Library progress in America during 1906, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No i, 1-2

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES loi

1908 Fairchild (S. C.) American Libraries : a method of study and intorjjro-

tation, L.J. {:ii) 43-47
Public Libraries in America as soon by Swedish eyes, L.J. (33) 53-55
Yust (\V. F.) Industrial possibilities of Southern Libraries, L.J. (^;i) ytj
Bostwick (A. E.) Work of some States for Library advancement, L.J.

(33) 213-218
Gould (C. H.) Regional Libraries, L.J. (^_^) 218-219
Library year of 1907, P.L. (13) 11-12
Plummer (H.) Personal impressions of American Libraries, L.l.R. (10)

580-589
Statistics of Libraries in I .S. : a suggestion as to Report of Bureau of

Education, P.L. (13) 14
Rathbonc (J. A.) Modern Library movement, P.L. (13) 197-201

1909 Plummer (H.) Personal impressions of America, L.A.R. (11) 118-129
Bostwick (A. E.) Economic features of Libraries, L.J. (34) 48-52
European and American Libraries— a comparison, L. If. (11) 245-250,

371-374. 405-40S
European and American Libraries — a questioned criticism, L.J. (^4)

108-110
Bay (J. C.) A British criticism, P.L. (14) 95-96
Canfield (J. H.) Library's part in education, P.L. (14) 120
Keogh (A.) English and American Libraries, P.L. (14) 131-1,^,2
Sayers (W. C. B.) American Libraries, L.A. (7) 51-54
Library tomfoolery, L. IF. (11) 101-103, L.J. (34) 107-108
Richardson (E. C.) Book matters at home and abroad, L.J. (34) 200-205

C 12 ALABAMA— GENERAL

1899 Beer (W.) Libraries in the Gulf States, L.J. (24) Conf No 6-7

(Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas)
1907 Owen (T. M.) Library progress in Alabama, A. L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 75-76
Library progress in Alabama, L.J. (32) 208-9

C 13 ALABAMA— STATE

1907 Owen (T. M.) Work and aspirations of the Alabama State Department

of archives and history, .-LL..!. BitU (i) Conf No 101

C 14 CALIFORNIA— GENERAL

1902 Kimball (W. P.) Library situation in California, L.J. (27) 200-202

1905 Lichenstein (J.) Library conditions in California, P.L.' (10) 280-282
Ripley (L. W.) Library conditions in Northern and Central California,

-L.y. {30) 789-790

1906 Libraries of California, Cal News and Notes (1) 1-20, 55-69. 102-127,

142-164, 227-263, 305-331, 3(10-386, 427-450. 1907: Cal News and
Notes (2) 18-46, 127-171, 223-264, 312-347
Report on damage to California Libraries bv earlhquaki s and lire, L.J.
{31) -'73

C 15 CALIFORNIA— STATE

1906 Cal News and Notes (i) 21, 86, 102, 168, 273, 337, 394, 402. i<»o7 :
Cal Nc7vs aud Notes (2) 51, 69-110, 186-198, 274-284, 357-366. i<)nS :
Cal News and Notes (3) 91-99, 198-206, 292-300, 374-384

1906 Cal News and Notes (i) 24-49, 86, 178-203, 402-418. 1907: Cal News

and Notes (2) 58-61, 199-219, 284-294, 366-372. 1908: Cal News and
Notes (3) 100-105, 207-223

1908 Gillis (J. L.) State Library system for California : a suggi>stion. /../. (i,\)

304-316

C 16 CALIFORNIA. OTHER— LAW

1907 Cal Neii's and Notes (2) 4-17

C17 LOS ANGELES— PUBLIC

1905 Library situation in Los Angeles, L.J. (30) 800-3

1907 Los Angeles Public Librarv ports, plans ill., Cal News and Notes (2)
113-122

C 18 REDLANDS— PUBLIC

1907 The A. K. Smiley Public Library, ///., Cal News atid Notes (2) h^-tA

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOyOMY

C19 SAN FRANCISCO— GENERAL

1885 Perkins (F. B.) Public Libraries of San Francisco, L.J. (10) 223-229

1906 Cal News and Notes, plans ill. (i) 421-427

Destruction of San Francisco and other California Libraries, L.J. (31)

213-15
Effects of earthquake and fire on San Francisco Libraries, L.J. (31) Conf
No 204-206

C20 CAROLINA, NORTH— GENERAL

1907 Ross (A. S.) Library progress in North Carolina since 1S99, A.L.A. Bull

(i) Conf No 71-2'

C22 CAROLINA, SOUTH— GENERAL

1907 Martin (M.) Libraries of South Carolina, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 72-3
Winston (Z. T.) Library progress in South Carolina, A.L.A. Bull (i)
Conf No 3-4

C23 CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY— GENERAL

1907 Wilson (L. R.) University Libraries of ^'irginia, Carollnas, and Georgia,
A.L.A. Bull (r) Conf No 266-70. 1909: L.J. (34) 550-551

CAROLINA, SPECIAL— PUBLIC
C24 GREENSBORO

1906 Caldwell (B. D.) Greensboro" Public Library, Carnegie building, L.J.
(31) 718-9

CONNECTICUT
.C25 HARTLEPOOL

1893 Wads\yorth Athenaeum Library. L.J. (iS) 12-13

C26 NEW BRITAIN

1901 Description of the Institute Library, L.J. (26) 257-261, P.L. (6) 303-308

C27 NEW HAVEN— PUBLIC

1891 Public Library and Hi^^torical Society, /../. (lO) 174
New Haven — University

1890 Yale's Ne\y I'niyersity Librar\ building, L.J. (15) 233

C28 NEW LONDON

1893 Public Library, /../, (iS) 153-154

C29 NORWICH

1893 Trumbull (j.) Oli-, Library, L.J. (;S| 469-470

C30 DELAWARE

1904 Permanence of Delaware Libraries, Del L.C. IJdbk 14-1(1

C31 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— WASHINGTON

18S3 Billings (J. S.) Libraries in Washington, /../. (8) 199-200
1899 Washington Public Librarj- building, /.../. (24) (159, 676-677

C32 FLORIDA

1905 Jacksonyillc Public Library, Florida, L.J. (30) iiM\ 8(11-862

1907 Utley (G. B.) Library ctinditicHT^ in I'lorida, .1.A...L Bull (i) Conf No 73-75

C33 GEORGIA

1907 Wilson (L. R.) Inivcrsity Librarir> of Virginia, Carolinas, and Georgia,.
A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 266-27.'

ILLINOIS
C34 STATE HISTORICAL LIBRARY

1892. Illinois State Historical Library, /../. (17) 244

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES 103

C35 CHICAGO— GENERAL

iS()5 Wickersham (\V. B.) Brief -Uerch of some of the libraries of Chicago,
L.J. (20) -74-79

C36 CHICAGO— PUBLIC

iSi)7 Public Library, L.J. {22) 692-9;,

U)(K) Public Library conditions : Report of Advisory Conniiilice, /,./. ( j;4) 44S-<),
482-87, P.L. (14) 190, 219, 325

€37 CHICAGO UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1892 Dixon (Z. A.) Library of the Chicago University, L.J. (17) 50-51

1895 — Departmental libraries of the University of Chicago, L.J. (20) 375-77

i()oO Sharp (K. L.) L'nivcrsity of Illinois, I'niv of lUinois studies (2) No i, 85-96

€38 CHICAGO HISTORICAL LIBRARY

1887 Boss (H. R.) Chicago Historical Library, L.J. (12) 72

C39 EVANSTON (ILLINOIS) UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1894 Ambrose (L.) Orringion Lunt Library, North W'esieni I nivi:r-iiy, L.J.
(19) 338-340

€40 INDIANA— GENERAL

1905 Ellis (H.) First Library in Indiana, P.L. (10) 509-512
igob Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 11-12; No 5, 12-14; ^o 6, 7-8. 1907: Lib Occ No 7,
7-10; No 8, 12-18; No 9, 4-6; No 9, 10-12, 19-20. 1908: Lib Occ No
II, 16-18; No 12, 19-20, (2) 19-23, 25-27, 82-84, i('3-i"5
j»)09 Fifth Biennial Report of Indiana. P.L. Commission

€41 INDIANAPOLIS

iijoi Public Library, P.L. (0) 435-38

€42 VINCENNES

U)05 Ellis (H.) First lii)rary in Indiana iCirculating Library of \inccnnes),
P.L. (10) 509-512

€ 43 low A— G E N E R A L

i8()i North (A.) Iowa Lilirarics, l^.J. ( ib) t,:-,2-},2,

i<)oi Johnson (W. M.) Libr.iry statistics of Iowa, la Lib I'onnii O. (i) 27

1902 Brigham (I.) Librarv ixtension in the .State of Iowa, la Lib Coiiini O.

(2) 17-18'

Tqo2 la Lib Comm O. (2) 12-13, 38-39, 50-52, 70-72. 11)03 : ^" f-'b Conini O.

(3) 15-16, 31-32, 46-48, 69-72. 1904: la Lib Conint O. (4) 13-ib, 30-32,
43-47, 50-52, 58-62. 1905 : la Lib Coniin O. (5) 13-10, 20-31, 41-44,
5(5-60, 76-7q, 91-94. 1905: 1(1 Tib Comm O. (5) 107-101), 124-128.
1905 : la Lib Comm O. (5) 136-140, 155-156, 180-183. 11)05 • ^" ^-'''
Comm O. (5) i()5, u)8-'2oo, 2i5'-2i8. 23i"-233. 1909: la Lib Comm O.
(6) 34-4^

€44 IOWA— HISTORICAL

i<)()2 Dungan (W. S.) County Historical Societies, hi Lib Comm O. (2) boOi

€4.1 IOWA STATE LIBRARY

i()<)(» Brigham (j.) TIk State Library. 7(1 Lib Coinni (). (<>) ^4-^5

€46 IOWA STATE— HISTORICAL

u,()4 Shambough (B. 1-.) Work of the Mate Historie.il N.mhiv of Iowa, la
Lib Comm O. (4) 1-5

IOWA— SPECIAL
€47 BURLINGTON LIBRARY

i<)oi 7a Lib Comm O. (i) 9-10

€48 CEDAR RAPIDS ^

ii()o5 Wood (H. .\.) Ce<lir Rapids Public IJbr.ary. L.J. (30) mI4- 93»-m3-

I04 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C49 DAVENPORT

1901 Richardson (Mrs.) Davenport Free Library, ill., la Lib Conim Q. (i) 43

C50 ELDORA PUBLIC LIBRARY

1903 Dedication of New Public Library building", Eldora, ill., la P.L. Conim

Q. (3) 40-41

C51 MARSHALLTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY

1903 Dedication of Marshalltown Library building, ill., la Lib Conim Q. (3).
38-39

C52 MUSCATINE PUBLIC LIBRARY

1902 P. M. Musser Public Library, Muscatine, Iowa, ill., la Lib Comm O. (2)

14-15

C53 ONAWA PUBLIC LIBRARY

1903 Onawa, la.. Public Library, la Lib Comm Q. (3) 67-68

C54 OTTUMWA LIBRARY

1902 Ottumwa Library dedication address, ill., la Lib Comm Q. (2) 62-66

KANSAS— SPECIAL
C55 STATE LIBRARIES

190S Francis (Miss) Libraries in State institutions in Kansas, P.L. (13) 25-29

C56 KENTUCKY— GENERAL

1907 Yust (W. 1-'.) Libraries and library movement in l^entuckv, A.L.A. Bull
(I) S2-3
Louisville

Yust (W. F.) Lduisville Library buiidiny, L.j. (34) 398-401

C57 LOUISIANA— STATE ^

1907 Beer (W.) Louisiana, .4.L..1. Bull (i) 76-7

LOUISIANA— SPECIAL
C58 NEW ORLEANS

i8q2 Otis (O.) Library future in New Orleans, L.]. (17) 242

1897 Beer (W.) Fisk Free Library, L.J. (22) Conf No 32-34

1899 Krause (L. B.) Fisk Free and Public Library, P.L. (4) 54-56

MAINE— SPECIAL
C59 POLAND SPRING

1908 Jones (E. L.) An Ideal hotel library, P.L. (13) 9

MARYLAND— SPECIAL
C60 BALTIMORE

1890 Uhler (P. R.) Sketch of the historv of Public Libraries in Baltimore,
L.J. (15) 334-37

MASSACHUSETTS
C61 BOSTON— PUBLIC

1890 Public Library building controversy, L.J. (15) 297-302

1891 Abbott (S. A. B.) History of the Public Library building, L.J. (16) 173

1892 Soule (C. V.) l\iblic Library, L.J. (17) 88-94
Boston Public Library, L.J. (17) 425-26

1S94 Grey (L. F.) New Public Library of the City of Boston, L.J. (19) 365-68
ic)()2 Whitney (J. L.) Incidents in the history of the Public Library, L.J. (27)
Conf No 16-24

C62 BOSTON— SPECIAL

1907 Boston Athenaeum centenary : the inlluenee and history of the Boston
Athenaeum from 1807 to 1007, L.J. (32) 496-9S

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES

C63 BROOKLINE

1908 New Library, L.J. (^t,) 44J-444

C64 CAMBRIDGE— HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

1908 Farley (C.) New Library building- at RadrlittV Library, L.J. (33) 440-441

C65 LAWRENCE

1892 Public Library, L.J. (17) 199

C66 LEOMINSTER

1885 Bates (A. J.) Developnient of the Leominst.-r Library, LJ.. (10) 5

C67 LYNN

190 1 Public Library, P.L. (6) 50-53

C68 NORTHAMPTON

1887 Adams (H. B.) Suj^gestions for the Forbes Library, L.J. (12) 512

C69 SALEM— PUBLIC

1890 Public Library, L.J. (15) 203-5

C70 STOCKBRIDGE

1905 Bowker (R. R.) Stockbridge, L.J. (30) 954

C71 MICHIGAN— ANN ARBOR UNIVERSITY

1906 Koch (T. W.) Student circulation in a University Library, L.J. (31) 758-761
1908 A made-over Library- — The Michigan L'niversity Library, P.L. (13) 8-9

C72 GRAND RAPIDS

1904 Ryerson Public Library buildings, L.J. (29) 574, 594-5

€73 MINNESOTA LIBRARIES— GENERAL

7904 Minn P.L. C. Notes (i) y-S, {2) y-S. 1905: Minn P.L. C. Notes No t„ 6-S.
1906 : Minn P.L.C. Notes No 7, 13-16; No 8, 6-8; No 9, 37-38. 1907 :
Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No i, 10-16; No 3, 11-15; No 4, 86-89. 1908:
Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 6, 120-123; No 7, 139-142; No 6, 111-113

MINNESOTA— SPECIAL

C74 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY

1893 Collection of Newspapers and Society publications, L.J. (18) 80-S1

C75 MINNEAPOLIS

1885 Shaw (A.) Minneapolis Public Library, L.J. (10) 84-87

1891 Public Library, L.J. (16) 176-179

C76 NEBRASKA— GENERAL

1906 Nebraska Libraries No i, 9-12; No 2, 14-16. 1907: Nebraska Libraries
No 4, 20; No 5, 3-7. 1908: Nebraska Libraries No 7, 3-8

C77 NEBRASKA COLLEGE

1904 Nichol (M. W.) The College Library in Nebraska, /../. (29) 2i)4-<»7

C78 NEW ENGLAND— GENERAL

1883 New England Librari-js, L.J. (8) 43-49

1900 Jackson (G. A.) New England's present library problem, /../. (25) 574-7'>

NEW JERSEY

C79 JERSEY CITY

1901 Free Public Library, P.L. (6) 170-175

C86 NEWARK

1889 Newark Public Library, /../. (14) 437-440

C81 PATERSON

1891 Winchester (G. F ) Danforth Library building, L.J. (16) 306-9

io6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C82 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

iqoo Richardson (E. C.) Princeton University Library and its reorganization^,
L.J. (25) 219-222

CSS TRENTON

1902 Strohm (A. J.) Public Library. L.J. (27) 752, 771-772

C84 NEW YORK (STATE OF)— GENERAL

1907 What New York State does for Libraries, N.Y.L. (i) 31, 64, 96

Libraries in the State of New York, jni Aiuuial Report of New York

State Education Dept 619-647
Report of Commissioner of Education on Libraries in State of New
York: a summary, N.Y.L. (i) t8-iq

C85 UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE

1877 Robinson (O. H.) College Libraries : Rochester L^niversity, L.J. (12) 57-6o'
1893 Austin (W.) Reference, seminary and department libraries at Cornell
University, L.J. (18) 181-183

190 1 New York I'niversity Library, P.L. (6) 239-247

1907 Canfield (J. H.) Special stu-dents' reference room at Columbia University,
P.L. (12) 217-218

C86 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY

1895 New York State Librarj^ : Director's Report, published annually (1895-1906)

1904 Dewey (M.) Scope and functions of the State Library, N.Y.S.L. Rept

(87) 7-18
New York State Education building, plans ill., N.\.L. (i) 48-40

1905 New York State Education building, Albany, N.Y. (Plan and view faces

p. 42), L./. (33) 55-56
Tolman (F. L.) New York State Library in its relations to the Libraries
of the State, N.Y.L. (i) 68-70

C87 NEW YORK STATE PUBLIC LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1904 Report on Public Libraries in the State of New York : Bull 43, Public
Libraries 13, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87). 190^: Bull 45, Public Libraries
15, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88)

1906 Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries, Travelling Pictures,

and Study Clubs : Bull 46, Public Libmries 16, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) vol. i

1907 Libraries in the State of New York, ^nf Annual Report of tlie Neiv York

State Education Dept 619-647
News and notes of New York Libraries, N.Y.L. (i) 21-28, 55-63. 89-122,

128, 153-160
Report of Commissioner of Education of Libraries in the Stale of New

York: a summary, N.Y.L. (i) 18-19
Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries .-md Study Clubs : Bull'

47, Public Libraries 17, N.Y.S.L. Rept (90)

C88 BROOKLYN

1896 Pratt Institute Free Library, L.J. (21) 263, 270-74

1897 Public Library movement in Brooklyn, L.J. (22) 18-20

1902 Consolidation of the Brooklyn Libraries, L.J. (27) 81, 139

1908 Soils-Cohen (M.) Library work in thi' Brooklyn Ghclto Librarx , /../. (^,3)'

485-488

C89 BUFFALO

1S83 Cutter (C. A.) Buffalo Public Library in 1983, an excursion in the land

of dreams, L.J. (8) 21 1-2 17
1884 Buffalo Library, L.J. (9) 86-87

C90 NEW YORK CITY— PUBLIC

1880 Free Lending Librarv for New York with the Public Schools as branches,.

L.J. (5) 308-313
1886 Cohen (M.) Free Libraries in New York, L.J. (11) 480-482

Proposed New York Free Public Library, L.J. (11) 44-49, 79-81
1S94 Bolton (H. C.) Statistics of Libraries in New York City and vicinity,
L.J. (19) 14-17

LIBRARIES OF l^tlTED STATES 107

1894 New York Library, L./. (19) 231-232

•^1895 Proposed New York Public Library, L.J. (20) 125-26

1896 Bowker (R. R.) Libraries and the library problem in Greater New York,

L.J. (21) 99-102

1897 Mclntyre (R. B.) Cost of New York City Libraries, L.J. (32) 43S-43.)
New York Public Library, L.J. {22) 7^5-7^,6, 744-745

1899 Billings (J. S.) New York Public Library, 7... 4. A'. ( T) 210-215

1908 Cost of Library buildings, P.L. (13) 405

C91 ENDOWED

i8q2 Bigelow (J.) The Tilden Trust: what shall it be? L.J. (17) 378-38^,

1893 — New York City Hall and the Tilden Library, L.J. (18) 77-80

i89g Eames (W'.) Lenox Library and its founder, L.J. (24) 190-201

C92 MERCANTILE

1885 Schwartz (J.) Ntnv York Apprentices' Library. /../. ( ki) 17S. 1886:
L.J. (31) 419

1892 Mercantile Library Association, L.J. (17) 18-23 ;

C93 SCIENTIFIC

i8q4 Bolton (H. C.) Plea for a Librruw of Srienc in New Yorl< Citx, /../.
(19) 12-17

C94 UTICA

1905 Public Library building, L.J. (30) 782, 803-S04

C95 NORTH WEST— GENERAL

1895 Bowker (R. R.) Some Libraries of the North West. L.J. (20) 77-80

1905 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in the North AVest, Wis L.A. Bull (i)

3- ^-7
1907 Bowerman (C F.) Somer Libraries in the farthest Nortli \\ est, I\L.
(12) 120-2

•€96 OHIO LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1906 Ohio Libraries, Ohio Lib Bull (2) No i, 1-15

C961 STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1907 Jones (O.) Student seryice in Ohio State University, P.L. (12) 227

C962 TRAVELLING LIBRARIES

1907 Galbreath (C. B.) TrayelJing Library Department, /7/., 0/7/0 Lib Bull
(3) No 2, 1-14

<:97 CLEVELAND

1902 Brett (\V. II.) Cl.yrl.nui Public Library, L.J. (27) 27-28

C98 OKLAHOMA— GENERAL

1905 Oklahoma and territorial libraries, L.J. (30) 246-8

1907 Phelps (E. A.) Library moyement in Oklahoma. .LL..L Bull (i) 78-70

1909 Miles (A.) Library conditions in Oklahoma, /../. (34) 434-4.^7

C99 OREGON— GENERAL

1005 Brewster (\V. L.) Library conditions in Oregon, L.J. (30) 785-80
College and School Libraries

1905 Robertson (J. R.) College and School libraries in Oregon, L.J. (30)
149-150

PENNSYLVANIA
ClOO ALLEGHENY

1893 Carnegie Free Library, /../. (iS) 288-90

C 101 PHILADELPHIA— GENERAL

1804 Library movement in Philadelphia, L.J. (10) i5'»

Thomson (J.) Free Library movement in Philadelphia. L.J. (in) M..,-r>7

Free Library problem from Philadelphia, L.J. (19) 167-68

[o8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C 102 MERCANTILE

1894 Philadelphia Mercantile library, L.J. (19) 159

1905 Macfarlane (J. F.) Philadelphia commercial museum, L.J. (30) 412-3

C103 PITTSBURG

1895 Carnegie Library, L.J. (20) 382-85

1897 Laurenceville Branch of Carnegie Library of Pittsburg, L.J. (22) 440-41

1900 Extension of Pittsburg Carnegie Library, L.J. (25) 228

C104 SCRANTON

1892 Albright Memorial Library, Scranton, Pa., L.J. (17) 236-38

C 105 RHODE ISLAND— GENERAL

1906 Koopman (H. L.) Library progress in Rhode Island, L.J. (31) Conf No

10-17

RHODE ISLAND— SPECIAL
C 106 PAWTUCKET

1899 Pawtuckot Public Library, L.J. (24) 258

C 107 PROVIDENCE

1896 Foster (W. E.) New Providence Public Library building, L.J. (21) 355-56,

364-68

1900 — Providence Public Library, L.J. (25) 228-32

C 108 SOUTHERN STATES

1903 Johnson (M. H.) Southern Libraries, L.J. (28) Conf No 69-71

1907 Wallace (A.) Library movement in the South since 1899, A.L.A. Bull (i)

Conf No 62-67, L.J. (32) 253-255

C 109 SOUTHWEST

1907 Windsor (P. L.) College and University Libraries in the South West,
A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 277-278

Clio TENNESSEE

1907 Johnson (M. H.) Library development in Tennessee, A.L.A. Bull (i)
Conf No 79-82

cm TEXAS

1907 Windsor (P. L.) Library situation in Texas, A.L.A. Bull (i) 77-8

C 112 VERMONT— STATE

1905 State Library, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 5

C113 VERMONT— GENERAL

1905 Vt L.C. Bull (i) 9, II, 27-28, (2) 5-6, No 2, 5-6; No 4, 5-8, (3) 6-8,.
(3) No 2, 5-6; No 3, 7-8; No 4, 6-7

C115 VIRGINIA— GENERAL

1904 Boggs (M.) Conditions of Libraries in Virginia, P.L. (9) 9-11
1907 Kennedy (J. P.) Virginia Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (i) 68-71

C116 VIRGINIA— UNIVERSITY

1907 Wilson (L. R.) L'niversity Libraries of Virginia, the Carolinas and'
Georgia, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 266-70

C117 WASHINGTON— STATE

i()o6 Holgate (J.) Washington State Library, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2, 8

C118 WASHINGTON— GENERAL

1905 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in Washington, L.J. (30) 787-88
Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 1-2, 12-13. 1906 : Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i,

14-15; No 2, 12-14; No 3, 12-13; No 4, 12-16

1906 Hitt (J. M.) How to extend and develop new libraries in Washington,.

Wash L.A. Bull (2) 3-6

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES lOg

WASHINGTON— SPECIAL
C 126 BELLINGHAM— PUBLIC

1905 Svvitzer (G. E.) Belling^ham Public Library, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3. 7-8
iqo6 Public Library, L.J. (33) 3 14-3 is (view of exterior faces p. 30^)

Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 8, ill.

C 121 EVERETT

I. ,(15 Hathaway (G.) Everett Library, ill. Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3. 8-9

C 122 SEATTLE— PUBLIC

U)05 Banks (M.) Seattle Public Library, j7/.. Wash L.A. Bull (1) No 2, 8-10

C 123 SPOKANE— PUBLIC

iQos Deffciibauj^h (K.) History and description of ihe Spokane I'ublic Library,
Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 8-9

C 124 TACOMA— PUBLIC

1906 Eshelinan (J. F.) Public Library of Tacoma, Wa>h.. ///., Wash L.A. Bull

(2) No 3, 8-9

C 125 WALLA WALLA— PUBLIC

1906 Center (M.) Walla Walla Public Library, ill, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i, 8-9

C 126 WISCONSIN— GENERAL

1896 Library movement in Wisconsin, L.J. (21) 183-85

1905 Library progress in Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (i) 1-2, 8-10, 23, 39-41, 58-61,
79-84, 91-93, 95-102

1905 List of W'isconsin Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (i) 182

1906 Library progress in Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (2) 12-14, 35-38, 48-52, 59-60,

74-75, 76-84, 99-104. 1907 : Wis Lib Bull (3) 12, 49-50, 69-72, 87-88.
1908: Wis Lib Bull (4) 19-20, 27-33, 43-44' 63-64, 84-87, 97-102, 109-112
1908 Statistical survey of Wisconsin, Wts Lib Bull (4) 97-102

WISCONSIN— SPECIAL
C 127 HISTORICAL LIBRARY

1908 Historica' Society's Library, Wis Lib Bull (4) 91

C 128 BEAVER DAM

1896 History of a model Library: Williams Free Library. L.J. (21) 182-83

C 129 LA CROSSE

1905 Smith (M. A.) Progress at La Crosse, Wis Lib Bull (i) 48

C 130 MADISON— GENERAL

1906 Madison's New Library building, ill., Wis Lib Bull (2) 4-5

C 131 MADISON— PUBLIC

1907 Bird (G. W.) Governor Doty's Public-Private Library, Wis Lib Bull (3) 67

C 132 MILWAUKEE

1896 West (T.) Milwaukee Library-Museum building, /../. (21) 177-81

C133 WATERTOWN

1907 Watcrtovvn Library dedication, plans, Wis Lib Bull (3) 62-63

C134 WYOMING— CHEYENNE

1902 Carnegie Library of Cheyenne, L.J. (27) 306, 327

C 135 UNITED STATES LIBRARIES, ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL
ORDER
ALABAMA— GENERAL LIBRARY

1907 Owen (T. M.) Library progress in Alabama, A. L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 75-6
Library progress in Alabama, L.J. (32) 208-9

BIBLIOGRArilY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

ALABAMA— STATE

1907 Owen (T. M.) Work and aspirations of the Alabama State Dept of
archives and liistory, A.L.A. Bull (i) C'onf No loi

ALLEGHENY

1893 Carnegie Free Library, L.J. (18) 288-90

BALTIMORE

1890 Uhler (P. R.) Sketdi of the history of Public Libraries in Baltimore,
■LJ. (15) 334-37

BEAVER DAM

1896 History of a model library: Williams Free Library, L.J. (21) 182-3

BELLINGHAM

1905 Switzer (G. E.) Bellingham Public Library, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3, 7-8
Public Library, L.J. (33) 314-15 (view of exterior faces p. 303)

1906 IFas7; L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 8, ill.

BOSTON

1888 Dedication of the New Boston Public Library, L.J. (13) 368-371

1890 Boston library building: abstract of the controversy, L.J..{i^) 297-302

1891 — Abbott (S. A. B.) History of the Boston Public Library, L.J. (16) 173

1892 — Soule (C. C.) Boston Public Library, L.J. (17) 88-94
■ — Boston Public Library, L.J. (17) 425-26

1894 — Gray (L. F.) New Public Library of City of Boston, L.J. (19) 365-6
1902 — Whitney (J. L.) Incidents in the history of the Boston Public Library,

L.J. (27) Conf No 16-24

1907 — Boston Athenaeum centenary : the influence and history from 1807-

1907, /../. (32) 496-98

BROOKLINE

1908 New Library, L.J. (^^2i) 44--44

BROOKLYN, N.Y.

1896 Pratt Institute Free Library, L.J. (21) 263, 270-74

1897 Public Library movement in Brooklyn, L.J. (22) 18-20
1902 Consolidation of Brooklyn Libraries, L.J. (27) Si, 139

1908 Solis-Cohen (M.) Library work in the Brooklyn Ghetto Library, L.J. (33)
485-488

BUFFALO

1883 Cutter (C. A.) Buffalo Public Library in 1983 : an excursion in ihe land
of dreams, L.J. (8) 21 1-2 17

BURLINGTON

190 1 la Lib Comm O. (i) 9-10

CALIFORNIA— GENERAL

1902 Kimball (W. P.) Library situation in California, L.J. (27) 200-202

1905 Ripley (L. W.) Library conditions in Northern and Central California,

L.J. (30) 789-790 '

Lichtenslein (J.) Library conditions in California, P.L. (10) 280-282

1906 Destruction of San Francisco and other Californian Libraries, L.J. (31)

213-215
Report on damage to California Libraries by earthquake and fire, L.J.

(31) m

Effects of earthquake and fire on San Francisco Libraries, L./. (31) Conf
No 204-206
igo6 Libraries of California, Cal News and Notes (i) 1-20, 55-69, 102-127,
142-164, 227-263, 305-331, 360-386, 427-456. 1907 : Cal News and
Notes (2) 18-46, 127-171, 223-264, 312-347. 1908: Cal News and Notes
(3) 30-79, 135-189, 229-276, 314-364. 1909: Cal News and Notes (4)
19-78, 154-215, 331-388, 447-509

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES

CALIFORNIA— STATE LIBRARY

1906 Cal News and Notes (i) 21, 86, 10^, 168, 273, 337, 394, ^hj. 1907: Cal

News and Notes (2) 51, 69-110, 186-198, 274-84, 357-3W1. iqo8 : Cat
Neivs and Notes (3) 9i-t)i), 198-206, 292-300. 374-384. ' u)o<) : Cal News
and Notes (4) 91-119, 278-320, 395-419, 520-562
U)o8 Gillis (J. L.) State Library sysUm for California : a su^'j^'estion. Cat
News and Notes (3) 227-228, /,./. (33) VH-'^'"- "X") : Cal .Vi-a',s and
Notes (4) 91, 27S, 395, 520

CALIFORNIA— LAW

1907 Cal Nervs and Notes (2) 4-17, (3) m, i<,S, -•-)-■. 375, (4) <)i, -'79. 395, 520

CAMBRIDGE— HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

190S Farley (C.) New Library building- at RadclilYr Lil)nirv, /../. (3^; 440-441

CAROLINA— SOUTH

ic>o7 >Lartin (^L) Libraries in South Carolina. A.L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 72-73

CAROLINA— NORTH

1907 \\'in.ston (Z. T.) Librar\- prog-ress in North Carolina, .1.L..1. Bull (i)
Conf No 3-4
Ross (A. S.) Library proi;ress in North Carolina since 1899, .1.L..4. Bull
(i) Conf No 71-72

CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

1907 ^^■ilson (L. R.) I'niversitv Libraries of N'iri^iiiia, Carolinas and Ceorgia,
A.L.A. Bull (t) Conf No 266-270

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa

1905 Cedar Rapids Free Public Library, L.J. (30) Q14, 931-932

CHEYENNE, Wyoming

1902 Cheyenne Carnet^ie Library, /„/. (27) 200-2(17

CHICAGO

189^ Wickersham (W. B.) Brief ^k* tch of some of the Libraries of Chicago,

L.J. (20) 274-79
1897 Chicago Public Library, L.J. (22) 692-93
1909 Chicago Public Libraty conditions, L.J. (34) 448-440, 482-487, P.L. (14)

190, 219-221, 325-326'

CHICAGO UNIVERSITY

1892 Dixon (Z. A.) Libraries of the Chicago L'niver^itx . L.J. (17) 50-51
1895 -- Departmental Libraries of the University of Chicago, L.J. (20) 375-377

CHICAGO— HISTORICAL

1887 Boss (H. R.) Chicago Historical Library. /../. (12) 72

CLEVELAND

1902 Brett (\V. H.) Cleveland Public Library, L.J. (27) 27-28

DAVENPORT

1901 Richard.son (Mrs.) Daxcnport Free Library, ///.. 7a Lib Conmi O. (i) 43

DELAWARE

1904 Permanence of Delaware Libraries, Deloa'arc L.C. Hdbk i4-i(>

ELDORA

1903 Dedication of New Public Library building. I'klor.i. I;i, ///., la P.L.

Comm Q. (3) 40-41

ELWOOD, Indiana

1909 Library troubles, I'.L. (14) 346-347

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

EVANSTON

1894 Ambrose (L.) Orrino^ton Lunt Library, North Western University, L.J.
(19) 338-40

EVERETT

1905 Hathaway (G.) Everett Library, ill, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3, 8-9

FAR WEST

1898 Dana (J. C.) Library movement in the Far West, L. (8) 446-50 (Montana,

Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, North Mexico, Texas)

FLORIDA

1907 Utley (G. B.) Library conditions in Florida, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 73-75

GEORGIA

1907 Wilson (L. K.) University Libraries of Virginia, Carolinas and Georgia,
A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 266-270

GRAND RAPIDS

1904 Ryerson Public Library building, L.J. (29) 574, 594-5

GREENBORO, N.C.

1906 Caldwell (R. D.) Carnegie Library building, Groenboro, L.J. (31) 71S-IQ

GULF STATES

1899 Beer (W.) Libraries in the Gulf States, L.J. (24) Conf No 6-7 (Florida,

Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas)

HARTLEPOOL

1893 Wadsworth Athenaeum Library, L.J. (18) 12-13

ILLINOIS— STATE HISTORICAL

1892 Illinois State Historical Library, L.J. (17) 244

ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

1906 Sharp (K. L.) University of Illinois, Univ studies v. 2, No 1, 85-96

INDIANA

1905 Ellis (H.) First Library in Indiana, P.L. (10) 509-512

1906 Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 11-12; No 5, 12-14, ^o 6, 7-8. 1907 : Lib Occ No 7,

7-10; No 8, 12-18; No 9, 4-6; No 9, 10-12, 19-20. 1908: Lib Occ
No IX, 16-18; No 12, 19-20, (2) 19-23

INDIANAPOLIS

1901 Indianapolis Public Library, P.L. (6) 435-38

IOWA— STATE, HISTORICAL

1904 Shambough (B. F.) Work of the State Historical Society of la, la Lib

Conim O. (4) 1-5

IOWA— PUBLIC LIBRARY

1891 North (A.) Iowa Public Libraries, L.J. (16) 332-33

1901 Johnston (W. H.) Library statistics of Iowa, la Lib Comm Q. (i) 27

1902 Brigham (J.) Library extension in the State of Iowa, la Lib Comm O.

(2) 17-18, (2) 12-13, 38-391 50-52. 70-2. 1903 : la Lib Comm O. (3)
15-16, 31-32, 46-48, 69-72. 1904: la Lib Comm O. (4) 13-16, 30-2,
43-7' 50-2, 58-62. 1905 : la Lib Comm O. (5) 13-16, 26-31, 41-4, 56-60,
76-79. 91-94. 107-109, 124-28, 136-40, (5) 155-6, 180-3, 193. 198-200, 215-18,
231-33

IOWA— HISTORICAL

1902 Dungan (W. G.) County Historical Societies, 7a Lib Comm O. (2) 60-61

JACKSONVILLE, Florida

1905 Jacksonville Public Library, L.J. (30) 861-62

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES 113

JERSEY CITY, New Jersey '

1901 Jersey City Public Library, P.I^. (h) 170-75

KANSAS

iQoS Francis (Miss) Libraries in State institutions in Kansas, T..J. (:i3) 512,
/'./.. (13) 25-29

KENTUCKY

1907 Yust (W. F.) Library progress in Kentucky, /LL..i. Hull (i) Conf No 82-83

LA CROSSE

1905 Smith (^L A.) Progress at La Crosse, Wis I Ah Hull (1) 48

LAWRENCE, Mass.

1892 Lawrence, Mass : Public Library, /../. (17) 199

LEOMINSTER, Mass.

1885 Bates (A. J.) D(>velopment of the Leominster Library, L.J. (10) 5-6

LOS ANGELES

1905 Library situation in Los Angeles, L.J. (30) 800-803

1907 Los Angeles Public Librar)', ports, plans ill., Cat Nejvs a>id Notes (2)
113-122

LOUISIANA

1907 Beer (W.) Libraries of Louisiana, .LZ../L Bull (i) Conf No 76-77

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky

1909 Yust (VV. F.) Louisville P'ree Library building, /../. (34) 398-401

LYNN, Mass.

1901 Lynn, Mass., Public Library, P.L. (h) 50-53

MADISON

1906 Madison's New Library building, ///., Wis Lib Bull (2) 4-5

MADISON— PUBLIC

1907 (G. W.) Governor Doty's Public-Private Library, Wis Lib Bull (3) 67

MARSHALLTOWN

1903 Dedication of Marshalltown Library building, ///., /a Lib Coinm O. (3)

MICHIGAN

1906 Koch (T. W.) Student circulation in a University Library, L.J. (31) 758-b(

1908 A made-over Library — The Michigan University .Library, P. I.. (13) 8-0

MILWAUKEE

1896 West (T.) Library-Mu.seum building, /,./. (21) 177-81

MINNESOTA

1904 Minnesota Libraries, Minn P.L.C. Notes and Neivs (i) 7-8, (2) 7-8.

1905: Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (3) 6-8, (4) 6-8. 1906 : Minn
P.L.C. Notes and News (7) 13-16, (8) 6-8. 1907: Minn P.L.C. Notes
and News (9) 37-38. vol. 2, No i, 10-16; No 3, 11-15; ^"0 4. 86-89; No 6,
120-121. 1908: Minn P.L.C. Notes and News (2) No 7, 139-142;
No 6, I I i-i 13

MINNESOTA— SPECIAL

J893 Minnesota Historical Society Library, Collection of Newspapers and
publications, L.J. (18) 8o-8r

MINNEAPOLIS

1885 Shaw (A.) Minneapolis Public Library, L.J. (10) 84-S7
1891 Minneapolis Public Library, /../. (16) 176-79

114 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

MUSCATINE

iqo2 "p. M. Mussel- Public Library, Muscatine, Iowa, ill., la Lib Comm O.

(2) 14-15

NEWARK, New Jersey

1889 Newark Public Library, L.J. (14) 437-40

NEBRASKA— GENERAL

1906 Nebraska Libraries No i, 9-12; No 2, 14-16. 1907: Nebraska Libraries
No 4, 20; No 5, 3-7. 1908 : Nebraska Libraries No 7, 3-8

NEBRASKA COLLEGE

1904 Nichol (M. \V.) The College Library in Nebraska, L.J. (29) 294-97

NEW BRITAIN, Conn.

1901 New Britain Library building-, L.J. (26) 257-61, P.L. (6) 303-S

NEW HAVEN

1891 Public Library and Historical Society. L.J. (16) 174

1909 Proposed new building for New Haven Free Public Library, L.J. (34)
113-114

NEW HAVEN UNIVERSITY

1890 Yale's New University Library building-, L.J. (15) 233

NEW ENGLAND

1883 New England Libraries, L.J. (8) 48-49

1900 Jackson (G. A.) New England's present library problem, L.J. (25) 574-7

NEW LONDON, Conn.

1893 New London Public Library, L.J. (18) 153-154

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana

1892 Otis (O.) Library future in New Orleans, L.J. (17) 242
1897 Beer (W.) Fisk Free Library, L.J. (22) Conf No 32-34

1899 Krause (L. B.) Fisk Free and Public Library, P.L. (4) 54-56

NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY

New York State Library. Director's Report published annually

NEW YORK

880 Free Lending Library for New York, with the Public Schools as

branches, L.J. (5) 308-13
886 Proposed Free Public Library for New York, L.J. (11) 44-49, 79-81
Cohen (M.) Free Libraries for New York, L.J. (11) 480-482

893 Bigelow (J.) New York City Hall and the Tilden Library, L.J. (18) 77-80

894 Bolton (H. C.) Statistics of Libraries in New York City, L.J. (19) 14-17
New York Library, L.J. (19) 231-32

895 Proposed New York Public Library, L.J. (20) 125-26

896 Bowker (R. R.) Libraries and the library problem in " Greater New

York," L.J. (21) 99-102

897 New York Public Library, L.J. (22) 735-6, 744-5

899 Eames (W.) Lenox Library and its founders, L.J. (24) 199-201
Billings (J. S.) New York "Public Library, L.A.R. (i) 210-15

1907 Mclntyre (R. B.) Cost of the New^ York City Libraries, L.J. (32) 438-39
Libraries in the State of New York, U.S. Govt Rept 619-47

Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries and Study Clubs : Bull
No 47, Public Libraries No 17, N.Y..S.L. Rcpt (90)

1908 Tolman (F. L.) New York State in its relation to the Libraries of the

State, N.Y.L. (i) 68-70
New York Libraries, N.Y.L. (i) 21-28, 55-63, 89-96, 122-128, 153-160,.
187-192, 218-224, 251-256, (2) 41-48

NORTHAMPTON

1887 .\dams (H. B.) Suggestions for the Forbes Library in Northampton, L.J.
(12) 512

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES

NORTHWEST

1895 Bowkcr (R. R.) Some Libraries of the North W«'st, /.J. (jo) 77-.S0
(iqo5 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in the North West, I. .J. (v)l ("onf No

4-14, Wash L.A. Bull (i) i-o (British Cokinibia, Idaho, Wvomintr,

Montana, Washinjjton)
ac)o7 Bowcrman (G. F.) Sonu' Libraries in the l-\irthost Norlh \\"e>,i, p./..

(12) 120-122

NORWICH. Connecticut

iS»,3 Trumbull (J.) Otis Library, /../. (iX) 4(h;-7o

OHIO

11)07 Jones (O.) Student service in Oliio State Lniversiiy, P. I.. (12} 22y

OKLAHOMA

H)o5 Oklahoma and territorial Libraries, /../. (;,o) Conf Xo 246-24'>^

1907 Phelps (L. A.) Library moNcment in Oklahoma, A. I. .A. Bull (i) 7S-79

ONAWA

1903 Onawa, Iowa, Public Library, la Lib ("ennn O. (3) 67-S

OREGON

it)05 Brewster (W. L.) Library conditions in Orei^on, /,./. (30) 785-b

OREGON COLLEGE

J905 Robertson (J. R.) Colleg'e and School Lil)raries in Oregon, /../. (30)
149-150

OTTUMWA

1902 Ottumwa Library dedication addres>, ///., la Lib Couini O. (2) 62-6(5

PATERSON, New Jersey

1891 Winchester (G. F.) Danforth Librar\- buildini;:^, ^-J- (a^) 306-9

PAWTUCKET

iS<)9 Pawtucket Public Library, /../. (24) 258

PHILADELPHIA

i8i)4 Library movement in Philadelphia, L.J. (19) 159

Thomson (J.) Free Library movement in Philadelphia, L.]. (19) 163-67
Free Librarv problem from Philadelphia, L.J. (19) 167-68

190^, .\Licfarlane (J. F.) Philadelphia Commercial Museum Librarv, L.J. (",o)
785-786

PITTSBURG

1895 Carnegie Library, L.J. (20) 3S2-85

1897 Lawrenceville Branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburg-, L.J. (22)
440-41

i()oo l^\t(>nsion of the Pittsburg ( arnegie Library, L.J. (25) 228

POLAND SPRINGS, Maine

190S Jones (E. L.) An Ideal hotel libniry, /'./.. (13) ()

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

i<)oo Richardson (E. C.) Princeton l'niver>ilv Librarv and its re-orgainzation,
/../. (25) 219-222

PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island

i8c)() New Public Library building, /,./. (21^ 333-,S'>. 3<H-^^'"^

1900 Foster (W. E.) Descriptive account, with plans, L.J. (25) 22S-;^2

1909 John Hay Memorial Library of Broun rniver>ity, /../. ('-,4) 265-20C)

QUEENSBOROUGH

1909 Hume (J. F.) Queensborough Public Library: a «.keich oi h^ ue\. i.-pment,
/../. (34) 209-214

ii6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

REDLANDS

1907 The A. K. Siiiilfv Public Library, ill. Cai S'eivs and Notes (2) 65-6S

RHODE ISLAND

igo6 Koopman (II. L.) Library prog:ress in Rhode Island, L.J. (31) Conf No
10-17

SALEM

1890 Salem Public Library, L.J. (15) 203-5

SAN FRANCISCO
1885 Perkins (F. B.) Public Libraries of San F'rancisco, L.J. (10) 223-229

1906 Cal Neivs and Notes, plans ill., (i) 421-427

SEATTLE

1905 Banks (M.) Seattle Public Library, ill.. Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, S-io-

SCRANTON

1S92 Albright Memorial Library, Scranton, Pa., L.J. (17) 236-238

SOUTHERN STATES

1903 Johnson (M. H.) Southern Libraries, L.J. (28) Conf No 69-71

1907 Wallace (A.) Library movement in the South since 1899, A. L.A. Bull (i)

Conf No 62-67, L.J. (32) 253-58

SOUTHWEST

1907 Windsor (P. L.) College and University Libraries in the South West,
A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 277-278

SPOKANE

190^ Deffenbaug-h (G.) History and description of the Spokane Public
Library, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 8-9

STOCKBRIDGE

1905 Bowker (R. R.) Stockbridge, L.J. (30) 1154

TACOMA

1906 Eshelman (J. F.) Public Library of Tacoina, W'ashington, ill., Wash

L.A. Bull (2) No 3, 8-9

TENNESSEE

1907 Johnson (M. H.) Library developments in Tennessee, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf

No 79-82

TEXAS

1907 Windsor (P. L.) Library situation in Texas, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 77-78

TRENTON, New Jersey

1902 Strohm (A. J.) Free Public Library of Trenton, L.J. (27) 752, 771-72

UTICA, New York \

1905 Utica Public Library, L.J. (30) 782, 803-4

VERMONT

1905 State Library, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 5

VINCENNES

1905 Ellis (H.) First Library in Indiana (Circulating Library of Vincennes),
P.L. (10) 509-512

VIRGINIA

1904 Boggs (M.) Condition of Libraries in Virginia, P.L. (9) 9-1 1

1907 Kennedy (J. P.) Virginia Libraries, A.L..A. Bull (i) Conf No 68-71

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES 117

VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Kjo- Wilson (F,. R.) Inivcrsitv Libraries of \ iry^ini;!, Carolinas, and Geori^ia,
.l./...'l. Bull (1) Conf No 266-70

WALLA WALLA

u,o(i Center (iM.) Walla Walla Public Librarv . ill. .Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, S-c>

WASHINGTON

i.S8j Billiny^s (J. S.) Libraries in Washinj^lon, /../. (8) U)i)-jc)()

i()05 Smith (C. W.) Library conditions in Washington, /../. ( jo) 787-88

11,05 Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 1-2, 12-1^^ 190b: Wash L.'.L Bull No i,

14-15; No 2, 12-14; ^'o 3, 12-13; ^" 14. 12-16
i()o6 Hitt (J. ^L) How to extend and develop new Libraries in Washins/lun

Wash I...\. Bull (2) 3-6

WASHINGTON— STATE

i()o6 Holgfate (J.) Washini,aon State Library, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2, 8

WASHINGTON— SPECIAL

iSqt) Washing(i>n l\iblic Library, /,./. (24) ^5^- 'V^-T?

WATERTOWN

KJ07 Watertown Library dedieation, plans Wi.- J ih Bull {}) 62-63

WESTFIELD, N.Y.

iqo') Patterson Memorial Library, Westfifld. ^'.^'., I'.L. (14) 60-62

WISCONSIN

iS()6 Library movement in Wisconsin, L.J. (21) 183-85

iqo5 Library progress in Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (i) 1-2, 8-10, 23, 39-41, 58-61,

79-84, 91-3, 95-I02
K)05 List of Wisconsin Libraries, Wis L.A. Bull (i) 1S2
1906 Library progress in Wisconsin, Wis L.A. Bull (2) 12-14, 35-8, 4S-52, 59-60,

74-5, 76-84, 99-104. 1907: Wis L.A. Bull (3) 12, 49-50, 69-72, 87-8.

1908 : Tl'7<> L.A. Bull (4) 19-20, 27-33. 43-44- 63-64, 84-87, 97-102, 109- 11 2.

1909: Wis L..^. Bull (5) 34-36, 59-60. 60-70. 88-89, ^"4*5

WISCONSIN TRAVELLING LIBRARIES

1909 Travelling Libraries in Northern Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (5) 103

WISCONSIN HISTORICAL LIBRARY

1908 Historical Society's collection. Wis Lib Bull (4) 91

C 136 COLLEGE LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

1876 Scudder (H. E.) College Libraries a hundnd years ago, U.S. Govt Rcpt

1-37
Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. College Libraries in U.S., U.S. Govt

Rept 60-126
Robinson (O. H.) College Library administration, U.S. Govt Rept 505-25
New York State I'niversity- Co-operative College Cataloguing. Report

of Committee appointed August, 1876, /,./. (i) 434-436
1S77 Vinton (F.) Hints for improved library economy drawn from usages at

Princeton, L.J. (2) 53-57
Robinson (O. H.) College Libraries a.-, semi-public Libraries : the

Rochester University Library, L.J. (2) 57-60
Robarts (C. H.) University Libraries as national institutions, /,./. (2) 129-

140, Discussion 249-251
1S7S Winsor (J.) College Library and th. classes, L.J. (3) 5-('
Savvtelle (EL A.) College Librarianship. L.J. (3) 162

1879 Winsor (J.) College and other higher Libraries, L.J. (4) 399-402

1880 Cutter (C. A.) Government pamphlet on College Libraries, /,./. (5) 179-182

1881 Robinson (O. H.) Relation of Libraries to College work. L.J. (6) 97-104
1885 Davis (T. K.) College Library and the College. L.J. (10) 100-103

(iuild (R. -A.) College Libraries, L.J. (10) 2i<>-22i, 327

Fletcher (\V. 1.) Report on College Libraries. /../. ho) 267-26*)

ii8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1886 Woodruff (E. H.) University Libraries and Seminary methods of instruc-
tion, L.J. (11) 219-224, Discussion 371-372, 435-436

1888 W. E. H. Sketch plans for a University Library, L.J. (13) lo-ii

1889 Clarke (E. E.) Departmental arrangement of Colleg-e Libraries, L.J. (14)

340-343
Winsor (J.) Class-room Libraries in Colleges, L.J. (14) 127-128
Stanley (H. M.) University Library buildings, L.J. (14) 264-265
A.L.A! College Section, L.J. (14) 294-295. 1890: L.J. (15) Conf No

140-143. 1892 : L.J. (17) Conf No 86-87
1893 Ambrose (L.) Study of College Libraries, L.J. (iS) 113-119

Little (G. T.) School and College Libraries, L.J. (iS) 431-433, U.S. Govt

Rept (1892-93) 916-933
Poole (W. F.) University Library and Lniversity curriculum, L.J. (18)

470-71
A.L.A. College Section, L.J. (18) Conf No 90-91
1804 Rowell (J. C.) Statistics of College Libraries and their relation to the

Public, L.J. (19) 50
Lowrey (C. E.) University Library; its larger recognition in higher

education, L.J. (19) 264-267
Koopman (H. L.) Functions of a University Library, L.J. (19) Conf No

24-30, Discussion Conf No 151-152
A.L.A. College Section, L.J. (19) 175-176

1895 Bicknell (P. F.) College Library and the College paper, L.J. (20) 387
U.S. Bureau of Education. Volumes in Libraries of Universities and

Colleges from 1890-1895, U.S. Govt Rept. (1S94-95) 198

1896 U.S. Education Bureau. Statistics of Libraries and Library legislation

in the United States, U.S. Govt Report (1895-96) 339-599
A.L.A. College Section, L.J. (21) 154-155

1897 Potter* (A. C.) Selection of books for College Libraries, L.J. (22) Conf No

39-44
Harris (G. W.) Notes on the government and control of College Libraries,

L.J. {22) Conf No_ 55-57
A.L.A. College Section, L.J. (22) 159-172
Bicknell (P. F.) University and College Libraries and their relation to

the Library movement of to-day, P.L. (2) 301-304
Whitaker (A. E.) College Library in education, P.L. (2) ^47-349

1898 A'.L.A. College Section, L.J. (23) 171-178

Little (G. T.) Special training for College Librarians, L.J. (23) Conf No 79
Baker (G. H.) Relation of seminary and department Libraries in the

general University Library, L.J. (23) Conf No 103-106
Adler (C.) Relation of the publishing department of a ITniversity to its

Library, L.J. (21,) Conf No 106
James (M. F.) \V'hat proportion of its funds is a College Librarv justified

in devoting to current periodicals? L.J. {2^,) Conf No 107-T0S

1899 A.L.A. College Section, L.J. (24) 154-157

Richardson (E. C.) Co-operation in lending among College and Reference

Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 32-36
Jones (O.) Classification! for College Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 36-41
Cutter (C. A.) Suitability of the Expansive classification to College

Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 41-49
Williams (H.) College Libraries in the United States : contribution

toward a bibliography, N.Y.S.L. Rept (83), Bibliog No 19, 609-655

1900 A.L.A. College Section, L.J. (25) 28S-289, 293, Conf No 144-150

Lord (L E.) College Library versus Universitv Library, L.J. (25) Conf
No 45-49

1901 A.L.A. College and Reference Section, J, .J. (2(-)) Conf No 142-145, 207-208.

1902 : L.J. {ij) Conf No 172-186
Hopkins (A. H.) Organization and administration of Universitv Libraries,
P.L. (7) 297-299

1903 Public, Societv and School Libraries Statistics, U.S. Govt Rept (i) 750-1017
A.L.A. College Section, /../. (28) Conf No 170-176

1904 Baldwin (E. G.) Some old forgotten School Libraries, L.J. (29) 175-179
Canfield (J. H.) Library of the American l^nivorsity, P.L. (q) 385-388

1905 Mead (H. R.) Reference work in Puhiir and in College Libraries, /../.

(30) 284
1905 Rowell (1. C.) On the distribution of income in the Coih'ge Libr.irv,
L.J. (30) Conf No S4-Sh

LIBRARIES OF IXITED STATES

119

A. [..A. Colloijc and Rcfiri-nce Sectiun. /../. ( ^o) Cuni Xo 174
(■(illffj^o Libriiry, Minn R.L.C. Xotcs (j) 4
ii)()() Carlton (\V. N. C.) C'olli-^c Libiarits and Collcj^'^c I.ibraiian- : vitu> and

comments, /../. ij,i) 751-757
Cierould (J. T.) Plan for the compilation ot comparativf l"nivtrsit\ and

College Library statistics, /../. (^1) 7()i-7(\^
Miidge (I. G.) Stimulation of general r<ading in the College Librarv .

/,.). (31) 7<34-7^^^
A.L.A. College and Reference Section, L.J. ( j 1 ) Conf No -'J3--'35. 1907 :

.1./...1. Bitll (i) No 5, 20; No 2, 60-bi, Conf No 2(u-2yH, 7../. (32) 274-275
H)07 Report on College and Iniversity Library statistics, .!./„. I. Bull (i) Conf

No 261-26(1
Statements from College Librarians, who, while not basing Sunda}'

opening, favour it, .\.L..l. Bull (i) Conf No 200-2(17
Windsor (P. L.) College and L"niver>it\ Libraries in the South West,

.1.L..L Bull (i) Conf Xo 277-278
Wharey (J. B.) Modern teaching and the Library, /../. (t^2) 153-154
Carlton (W. N. C.) College Libraries in the Mid-Nineteenth Century,

L.J. ii2) 47<,-.S(,
Daniels (J. F.) Ind. ■terminate functions of a College Librarv, L.J. (32)

487-492
Briggs (W . B.) Reference work in Public and in L ollege Libraries : a

comparison and a contrast, L.J. {j,2) 492-495
[^uty free importation of books by College and Incorjjorated Libraries,

^•7- (3^) 502-504

Fletcher (W. L) Open shelves in a College library, I'.L. {12) 213
Kerr (W. H.) Developing a College Library, P.L. (12) 214-217
Canfield (J. H.) Special Students' reference room, P.L. (12) 217-218
Graham (R. O.) Library and the Small College, P.L. (12) 218-220
\\'ilson (L. X.) Correlation of the Library and other departments of

Colleges and L'niversities, P.L. (12) 220-221
190S A.L.A. College and Reference Section, .LL..L Bull (2) 32i-:555, L.J. (33)

284-285
Richardson (F. C.) Open shelves foi I niversitv I^ibraries, .l./,..L Bull

(2) 323-327, P.L. (.3) 241-243
Bishop (W. W.) Amount of help to be given to readers, .1./...1. Bull (2)

327-334
Johnston (\\ . D.) Library of the Bureau of Fducatlon in its relation to

other pedagogical collections, A.L.A. Bull (2) 338-341
Koch (T. W'.) Apportionment of book-funds in College and University

Libraries, .l.L.A. Bull (2) 341-347
Austin (W.) Iniversity Branch Libraries, /,./. (^^}) 22^)-222
Babine (A. V.) Problems of a College Library, P.L. (13) 340-342
1909 Butler (T. M.) The Honour system in College Libraries, L.J. (^,4) 162-164
Hadley (A. T.) Library in the University, P.L. (14) 115-117 "
Koch (T. W.) Proposed meeting of College and Universit\- Liiirarians of

the Middle West, /../. (34) 354

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIKS— SPECIAU
C 136 I BROWN UNIVERSITY

1878 (juild (R. A.) Brown L'niversity Library, L.J. (3) ii7-]i,s

1909 John Hay Memorial Library of Brown l'niversity, L.J. (34) 2()5-20(.

C 136=2 CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

1907 Wilson (L. R.) L'niversity Libraries of C.irolina, A.L.A. Bull (il Conf
No 266-270

C 1.36 3 CHICAGO UNIVERSITY

1892 Dixon (Z. A.) Library of the Chicago I ni\er>ii\, /,./. (171 50-51

i8c)5 - Departmental Libraries of the University of Chicago. L.J. (20) 375-377

C 136 4 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

1884 Tedd.r (H. R.) Mr. .Melvil Dewey's work at Columbia CoJlej^^e,.L.C. (^i)

186-19 1
1894 New Librarv of Columbia Universitv, /../. (19) 37')-3''^"
1897 Nelson (C. A.) The New Columbia,/..;. 122) 747-74''
1907 Canfield (J. H ) Special students" reference rconi ." C.>lemin ,

217-218

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C 136=5 CORNELL UNIVERSITY

18S7 Burr (G. L.) Special collections at Ithaca, L.J. (12) 369-372

1889 Harris (G. W.) New Librarj^ building of the Cornell University, L.J.

(14) 121-124

1890 Caldwell (G. C.) and A. D. White. What a University Library ought

to be, L.J. (15) 205-206

1891 Harris (G. W.) Classification of the Cornell Universitv Library, L.J. (16)

138-139

1893 Austin {W .) Reference, seminary and department Libraries at Cornell

University, L.J. (18) 181-183
1897 Harris (G. W.) Notes on the government and control of College Libraries,
L.J. (22) Conf No 55-57

C 136=6 GEORGIA UNIVERSITY

1907 Wilson (L. R.) University Libraries of Georgia, A.L./l. Bull (i) Conf No

266-270

C 136=7 HARVARD UNIVERSITY

1878 Winsor (J.) Charging system at Harvard, L.J. (3) 338-339

1879 Sibley (J. L.) Address delivered before the A.L.A. at Boston, L.J. (4)

305-308
1881 Fiske (J.) Harvard College shelf-guide, L.J. (6) 54

CI36 8 ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

1897 Bicknell (P. F.) New Library building of the ITniversity of Illinois, L.J.

(22) 303-304
1906 Sharp (K. L.) I'niversity of Illinois, University of Illinois Studies (2)

No I, 85-96

C 136 9 IOWA UNIVERSITY

1885 North (A.) A Western University Library, /../. (10) 124-125

C 136=10 LELAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY

1899 New Library buildings of Leland Stanford University, Palo AUo, Cal,
P.L. (4) 214-215

€136=11 MAINE STATE COLLEGE

1894 Library course of Maine State College, L.J. (19) 268

C 136=12 MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

1889 Sheffield (E. L.) University of Michigan Library, L.J. (14) 315

1906 Koch (T. W.) Student circulation in a University Library, L.J. (31) 75S-61

1908 A made-over Library — The Michigan University Library. P.L. (13) 8-9

C 136=13 MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY

1889 Folvvell (W. W.) Library ofthe ITniversity of Minnesota, L.J. (14) 412-413

C 136=14 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

1901 New York ITniversity Library, P.L. ((■>) 239-247

C 136=15 NORTH=WESTERN UNIVERSITY

1894 Ambrose (L.) Orrington Lunt Library, L.J. (19) 338-340

Winsor (J.) Address at the opening of the Orrington Luni Library
building, L.J. (19) 370-375

C 136=16 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

1907 Jones (O.) Student >ervice in Ohio University, P.L. (12) 227

C 136=17 PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY

1888 Williams (T.) Plans for the Library building of ITniversity of Pennsyl-
vania, L.J. (13) 237-243

1890 Library of the University of Pennsylvania, L.J. (15) 142-143

1891 Williams (T.) Address at the opening of the Library, L.J. (16) 108-112

LIBRARIES OF UNITED STATES

C 136=18 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

1877 Vinton (F.) Hints for improved Libniry economy drawn from usaj^fs at

Princeton, L.J. (2) 53-57
1883 Review of the Princeton University Subject Catalo-^nif, L.J. (Sj i(>i)-i7o
1898 New Princeton Library, P.L. (3) 270-27 1
1900 Richardson (E. C.) Princeton I'niversitv Library and *its; roortjani/ation,

L.J. (25) 219-222

C 136 19 RADCLIFFE COLLEGE

1896 Farley (C. A.) Radcliffe College Library and its closificalion, L.J. (21)

498-499
190S — New Library building at Radclitte College, L.J. 1 s.O 440-441

C 136 20 RICHMOND COLLEGE

18S4 R. C. H. Dedication of the new Librarv hail at Richmond College, L.J,
(9) 136

C 136 21 ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY

1S77 Robinson (O. H.) College ■ Libraries as semi-public libraries : the
Rochester University- Library, L.J. (2) 57-60
Class-room bibliography, L.J. (2) 66-67
1880 Robinson (O. H.) Notes from Rochester I'niversity, L.J. (5) 142-43, iSo-82

C 136 22 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

1890 Von Ranke Library, L.J. (15) 43-44

C 136 23 YALE UNIVERSITY

1888 Memorial Library, Yale College, L.J. (13) 241)

i8yo Yale's new University Library building, L.J. (15) 2;^^,

C 137 ECCLESIASTICAL LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

1876 Theological Libraries in United States, L'.5. Govt Kept 127-37

Sumner (J. S.) Theological Libraries in L'.S., f'.5. Govt Repl i37-()a

1879 Cathedral Libraries, L.J. (4) 130

1882 Clizbe (J.) A Church Library, L.J. (7) 86

i8Ss Richardson (E. C.) Report on Theological Libraries, L.J. (ro) 269-276

1S88 Smith (S.) An English Library in 14S6, L.J. (13) 76-70

C 138 HISTORICAL LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

1S76 Homes (H. A.) Historical Societies in the United States, U.S. Govt

Rept 312-25
Fletcher (\V. 1.) General considerations respecting historical research,

U.S. Govt Rcpt 32s- 1-'
Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Sketches of individual societies, U.S.

Govt Rept 332-337

C 139 MILITARY LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

i87(. Warren (S. R.) and S. X. Clark. Libraries for soldiers ;'nd sailors,

U.S. Govt Repl 273-76
1907 Heckman (F. B.) Libraries in the I niied States Army and Navy, /../.

(32) 68-69

C 140 NAVAL LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

tS7(. Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries for soldiers and sailors.
U.S. Govt Rcpt 273-7<i
Xourse (J. H.) Naval Observatory Library, f.S. Govt Rept 267-68
Karney (T.) United States naval academy Library, U.S. Govt Ri.pt 268-9
i88s Johnson (A. B.) Lighthouse Libraries, L.J. (10) 31-33
IQ07 Heckman (F. B.) Libraries in the United States .\rmv and Navy. /../.
(32) 68-6c,

C 141 PRISON AND RHFOR.MATOR V LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES-
GENERAL

1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries in Prison- and Reformatories.

U.S. Govt Rept 21S-220
tS()9 White (H.) On the value of PriM-n Libraries, / ./. (24) Coiif No 27-20

BIBIJOCRAniV OF LIBRARY KCOSUMV

1907 Farr (M. P.) A Library in a Reform School, P.L. (u) 234-35

Carev (M. E.) Libraries in State Institution^, .1.7,..!. Bull (i) Conf" No

ioi-108, Minn P.L.C. Notes 2, 67-70
— New phase of library work, P.L. (12) 127-128
Library and mental health — On the provision of Libraries in penal

institutions, N.Y.L. (i) 33
Asburv ((i. B.) Book ^clnlion at the Indiana Ri forniatory Library,
Lib' Ore No q, 1-2
1909 Hill (A. C.) Use of books in Prisons, L.j. (34) 431-433

C142 RAILROAD LIBRARIES

1884 Freeman (J.) Canadian Pacific Raih-oad Co. Library and Reading Room,

L.J. (q) 115, 120
1897 R-inck (S. H.) Railroad or travelling Libraries, L.J. (22) 10-13

C143 LIBRARIES FOR THE BLIND, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

1906 Allen (E. E.) Library work for the blind. /../. (31) S-11
National Library for'the blind, L.J. (31) 218

C 144 COMMERCIAL AND FACTORY LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES-
GENERAL

1876 Perkins (F. B.) Young iMen's Mercantile Libraries, U.S. Covt Reft 37S-S5

1884 Shop Libraries and Reading Rooms, L.J. (9) 87

1909 Smythe (A. H.) Libraries in bookstores, L.J. (34) 26(3-269

•C145 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARIES, UNITED
STATES— GENERAL

1876 Brainerd (C.) Libraries of Young Men's CliriNtian Associations, f.-S'.
Govt Rept 386-88

1885 Poole (R. B.) Libraries of the Y.^LC.A., L.J. (10) 221-223

•C 146 YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARIES, UNITED
STATES— GENERAL

1884 Cattell (S. W'.) Work in Young Women's Christ i;in Association Libraries,

L.J. (17) Conf No 91-92
1894 — Work in Young Women's Christian A>s()ci,ilion Libraries, L.J. (19)
121-124

C 147 WOMEN'S CLUB LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES— GENERAL

1885 Women's Club Libraries, L.J. (10) 2;^

C 148 TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC LIBRARIES, UNITED STATES-
GENERAL
General Subjects

1876 (iill (T.) Scientific Libraries in I'nited Stales, I'.S. Goi't RepI 183-217

SPECIAL SUBJECTS
C 149 AGRICULTURE

1887 Mann (B. P.) C.S. I)ei):irtni.nt ol Agriculturr Lihr;iry, /,./. (12) So

C 149=1 EDUCATION

1908 Johnston (W. D.) Library of Buriau of ICducation in its relation to other
pedagogical collections, .L/...1. Bull (2) 338-341
Re|)ort of the Librarian of the Bureau of I'iducation, L.J. {j,t,) 503-304

C 150 LAW

1876 Criswold (S. B.) Law Libraries in the Cnit.d Stales, U.S. (rovl Rept

ibi-170
1907 (iilbert (F. 1^.) Adminisiralion and use of a Law Library, A.L.A. Bull (i)

Conf No 1)2-96

C 151 MEDICINE

187b Billings (J. S.) Medical Libniri.s in the Iniled States, U.S. Covt RepI

171-182
.1898 Gould ((i. M.) Cnion ..f .Ahdical And Public l.ibr.irics, L./. (23) Conf No

LIBRARIES OF CANADA 123

iQoS Black (C. E.) Story of one Medical Library, F.L. (ij) 307-401
u»(H) Farlow (J. W.) Medical Library and it> conicnts, L.J. (34) 401-405
Mrdical Libraries and periodical' literature. Library Work (.') iSo-is'i

OTHER Sl»i;CIAL LIBRVHIF.S, UMTr.I) STATES— (iliMiRAI.
C 152 HOUSEHOLD LIBRARIES

iScjb t'utler (M. S.) Home Libraries, L.J. (21) (io-6_'

1890 White (H.) On the value of homo libraries, L.J. (.'4) Conf No _'7-,-.i

C 153 HOSPITAL LIBRARIES

iSgt) Loomis (M. L. W.) Plan for a Hospital Library, /../. (J41 r lo

C 154 CANADA— GOVERNMENT LIBRARIES

i()04 Library of r.irliament, /'./,. (q) 235

C 155 PUBLIC LIBRARIES

iS.S7 Public Libraries in (an.ida, [..C. (4) 117

Bain (J.), Junr. Public Libraries in the Dominion of Canada, /../. (12)

217-220
— • Brief review i)f the Libraries of Canada, /../. (12) 400-401), 450

1894 Greenwood's riiblic Libraries 544-547

1895 Bain (J.) Libraries of Canada, L. (7) 241-49
1900 — Libraries of Canada, L.J. (25) Conf No 7-10

Boose (J. R.) Libraries in Greater Britain, L. (N.S.) {i) i.si-ib;,
U)Oi Fitzpatrick (A.) Libraries in Canadian lumber camps, L.J. (26) 141
IQ03 Lang^ton (H. H.) Canada and Public Libraries, L.J. (28) Conf No 43-40
Burpee (L. J.) Canadian Librar}' news, P.L. (8) 75-6, 125-20, 17^-76,

^87-88, 33.5-34- 439-440- 1904: P-L. (9) 186
Oldest Libraries in Canada, P.L. (9) 207-8
Lanjjton (H. H.) What a permanent Library Commission can do to aid

Libraries, P.L. (9) 213-16
Carnegie Libraries in Canada, P.L. (9) 235
1905 Burpee (L. j.) Canadian Libraries and Mr. Carnegie, P.L. (10) 87
1907 Gurd (N.) Present problems of Libraries in Canada, P.L. (12) 176-180
Libraries in British North America, Lit Yr-Bk 674. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk 768
Dewey (M.) What the Canadian Government is doing for Canadian

Libraries, L.J. (33) 17-18
Burpee (L. J.) Canadian Libraries of long ago, .1.L..L Bull (2) iv3-i43.
P.L. (13) 255-256 ■ ^ ^

CANADIAN LIBRARIES IN SPECIAL DISTRICTS
C 156 MARITIME PROVINCES

1900 Boo.se (J. R.) Libraries in Greater Britain, L. (N.S.) (i) 1S2

1904 Geldert (J. M.) Public Libraries in the Maritime Provinces, P.L. (gi 205-7

C 157 MONTREAL

1897 (iould (C. II.) Description of important Librari-es in M(inli-..il. with

remarks on departmental libraries, and Lit Conf 154-57
1904 — Library matters in Montreal, P.L. (9) 230-32

C 158 NORTHWEST

1005 Schoiefield (i;. O. S.) Libr.iries in thr British North W.'st, L.J. (30) Conf
No 14-16 I r n

Bowerman (G. F.) Some Libraries in I'.uilv st Nirlh West, P.L. (12)
120-22

C 1.59 ONTARIO

1901 Bain (J.), junr. Library movement in Ontario, L.J. (20) 2611-73

1904 Fitzpatrick (A.) Camp Libraries in Ontario, P.L. (9) 201-^

i()oS Leavitt (T. W . 11.) 'i"r.'V.'!Iin- Libnu-ir. in Oiu.irln.' A../, i"; ; 1 j;i-2;j

C 160 Ot'IiBEC

U)()4 Some Oueb.c rul)lic Librariis, /'./,. (i») 2^^.•^-^(

C 161 ALASKA

1905 Beady (H. J.) Libr.-nics of .\!a-k.i. /../. (30) Conf No 141-143

124 BIBLIOGRAFHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C 162 CENTRAL AMERICA

1904 Kingsland (L. D.) Report on Libraries of Guatemala, L.j. (29) Conf No

91-92
1907 Schwill (R.) Impre??ions of the conditions of Spanish-American Libraries,
L.J. (32) 72-74

C 163 SOUTH AMERICA— GENERAL

1907 Schwill (R.) Impressions of the conditions of Spanish-American Libraries,
L.J. (32) 72-74

C 164 CHILE— NATIONAL

1904 Bennett (F. A.) Note on the National Library of Chile, L.J. (29) Tonf

No 92-93
1909 Snushall (M.) National Library and Library progress in Chile, P.L. (14)

174-176

C 165 MEXICO— NATIONAL

18S5 Brown (A. N.) National Lihr..rv of Mexico, /../. (10) -M^^'-Hy

C 166 WEST INDIES

1900 Boos6 (J. R.) Libraries in Lireater Britain, L. (N.S.) (i) 185

1907 Libraries in West Indies, L/^f^rcrrv Vr-ft/c 676-7. 1908: Literary Yr-Bk yyi

C 167 BAHAMAS

1901 James (M. S. R.) Public Libraries of Nassau, N.P., and the Bahama

Islands, L.A.R. (3) 368-70

C 168 JAMAICA

1897 Cundall (F.) Library work ir. Jamaica, 2nd Lit Conf 173-78

C 168 1 TRINIDAD

1909

Hart (M.) A Tropical Library- Port of S|)ain, /'./.. (14) 379

C 169 EUROPE— GENERAL

1877 Mitchell (F. C.) European Libraries, L.J. (2) 12-13
1892 Dewey (M.) Notes on some Continental Libraries, L.J. (17) 121-22
1907 Monroe (W. S.) Impressions of some European Libraries, L.J. (32) 161-62
Wood (H. A.) Impressions of Foreign Libraries, la Lib O. (5) 145-149

C170 LIBRARIES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

.1897 List of British rate-supported Libraries established under the various Public
Libraries Acts, giving particulars of establishment, organization, staff,
methods and Librarians, Ciyccmi'ood's Yr-Bk 117-227. 1900-01: Green-
wood's Yr-Bk 65-253
List of British endowed, collegiate, proprietary and other, showing date
of establishment, number of volumes and particulars of administration,
(]rccmvood's Yr-Bk 228-231. 1900-01 : Greenwood's Yr-Bk 273-320

1906 Library progress. Lit Yr-Bk 551-562. 1907 : Lit Yr-Bk 581-593

1907 List of principal Libraries in the Ignited Kingdom, Lit Yr-Bk 597-673

1908 Library progress. Lit Yr-Bk 040-658

List of principal Libraries in the United Kingdom, /.// Yr-Bk 675-767

C 171 PUBLIC LIBRARIES, ENGLAND— GENERAL

1877 Wright (W. H. K.) Best means of promoting the Imcc Library movement

in small towns and villages, 1st hit Conj 22-28

1878 Shore (T. W.) Old Parochial Libraries in England and Wales, L.A.IJ.K.

Trans (1) 51-53, 145-153 . ,.,.,.

i87() Sutton (C. W.) and ir. L. Campbell. Statistical report on iMce Libraries,
L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 138, L.J. (3) 23-24

1883 Credland (W. R.) Free Libraries in 1882, L.A.M.N. (4) 18-22

1884 Tedder (11. R.) Progress of the Free Library movement in 1S82, L.C. (i)

8-12

1885 Free Libraries in 1884, L.C. (2) 69-70

1886 Taylor (J.) Earliest Free Libraries, L.C. (3) 155-163

Downing (W.) Free Public l,ibraries from a Bookseller's point of view,
L.C. (3) 194-197

LIBRARIES OF ENGLAND 125

1887 Wright (W. H. K.) Municipal Libraries and suburban districts, L.C. (4)

39-43

1888 Pacy (F.) 'lown Libraries and surrounding districts, L.C. (5) 45-4S

1889 Thompson (Sir E. M.) Some hints on the future of Free Libraries, /„ (i)

402-410

1891 (Jutler (M. S.) Impressions in foreign libraries, L.J. (ib) Conf No 48-52

1892 Gladstone on the growth of Libraries in England : Speech at opening of

St. Martin 's-in-the-Eields Library, L.J. (17) 200-202
1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 91-234
1897 Tedder (H. R.) Evolution of the Public Library, 2nd hit Conf 12-18

Axon (W. E. A.) Early history of the Public Library movement, Grecti-

wood's Library Yr-Bk 16-27

1899 Ogle (J. J.) Edwards and Ewart and the Select Committee on Public

Libraries, 1849, L.A.R. (i) 696-708
Southern (J.) Municipal Libraries and their development, L.A.R. (1) 607-18
Brown (J. D.) Principal rate-supported Libraries, L.A. Yr-Bk 74-87
German view of l?ritish Public Libraries, L. IF. (i) 139-140

1900 Public Library Jubilee, L. IF. (3) 137-139

Brown (J. D.) ijbrnry progress, L. {N.S.) (i) 5-11

Fry (Sir E.) Nature of libraries and the nature of books, L.A.R. (1) 507-14

1901 Balcarres (Lord) Public Libraries at home and abroad, L.A.R. (3) 80-86
Brown (J. D.) Principal rate-supported Libraries, L.A. Yr-Bk 88-102

1902 Peddie (R. A.) Past, present, and future of Public Libraries, L.A. (3) 107-9
Webb (S.) Library service of London : its co-ordination, development

and education, L.A.R. (4) 193-203, Discussion 231-236
Brown (J. D.) Principal rate-supported Libraries, L.A. Yr-Bk 61-05
Keogh (A.) English and American Libraries : a comparison, L. IF. (5)

146-149

1903 Brown (J. D.) Principal rate-supported Libraries, L..L Yr-Bk 64-69
Hodges (N. D. C.) Notes on English Public Libraries, L.J. (28) 593-596

1904 Hodgkin (T.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (6) 403-415

Brown (J. D.) Principal rate-supported Libraries, L-A. Yr-Bk •6c)-y^

James (M. S. R.) Modern British Libraries, F.L. (9) 371-377

Brown (J. D.) Public utilization of existing Libraries, L. (N.S.) (5) 93-101

1905 — • Principal rate-supported Libraries, L.A. Yr-Bk 71-77

Stewart (J. D.) Technical education and Public Libraries in England,
P.L. (10) 455-457
190b Bailey (W. H.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (S) 461-470
Libraries in England, Lit Yr-Bk 563-596

1907 Survey of Library progress, L. IF. (10) 1-4
Libraries in England, L.A. Yr-Bk 96-102

1908 Brown (J. D.) British Municipal Libraries, L. (N.S.) (9) 218-224

1909 Yates (R.) Library progress in the northern counties, L.A.R. (11) 27()-2S4
Significance of Public Libraries, L.A. (6) 247-249

Farr (H.) Libraries in rural districts, L.A. (6) 389-394

European and American Libraries — A contrast, /..IF. (11) 245-250, 371-

374. 405-4.0!^
— A Questioned criticism, L.J. (34) 108-110
Bay (J. C.) A British criticism, /'./.. (14) 95-9(1
Keogh (A.) English and .\merican Libraries, P.L. (14) 131-132
Sayers (VV. C. B.) Am< rican Libraries, L..1. (7) 51-54

C 172 ENGLAND— NATIONAL LIBRARY (BRITISH MUSEUM)

1877 Axon (W. E. .\.) British Museum in its relation to provincial culture,

L.J. (2) 125-128, Discussion 246-247
1879 British Museum Librarv and its usefulness for scientific consultation, /../.

(4) 161-165
1882 Dziatzko (K.) Librarv and Reading Room of the British Museum,

L..4.M.A'. (3) 10-15, -'''>35. 46-53. /-/■ (7) 7Q-«4
1SS4 Thomas (E. C.) New building ;it th(; British Museum, L.C. (1) i<)-i8

Anderson (J. P.) Estimate of the contents of the British Museum Librarv,

L.C. (i) 65-66
Richardson (E. C.) Bibliographical facilities of tin- Rrilish Museum, /,./.

(9) 156
1S85 Garnett (R.) Memorandum by the late Rev. H. 11. Halx r on the removal

of the British Museum Library from Montague House, L.C. (2) 1-5
-- Books in the British Museum, f..J. (10^ 0-''
1887 — Changes at the British Museum since 1877, /..('. (4) 81-85

126 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1888 Memorial to tho Treasury on the British Museum, L.C. (5) 16-17
British Museum Library, L.J. (13) 94

1894 Enlargement of the British Museum, L.J. (19) 129-130

Cutter (C. A.) European Libraries — British Museum, L.J. (19) 289-292
British Museum Library and its work, Greenwood's Public Libraries
493-501
i8qS Macfarlane (J.) National Libraries of Great Britain and France, and
their catalogues, L. (lo) 37-41

1904 Bradshaw (H.) Letters to officials of the British Museum, L. {N.S.) (5)

166-19:2, 431-44^
James (M. S. R.) Modern British Libraries, P.L. (9) 371-377

1905 Pollard (A. W.) Recent English purchases at the British Museum,

L. (N.S.) (6) 1-28,
Barvvick (G. F.) A Day's work in the Reading Room of the British

Museum, L. (N.S.) (6) 304-308
1907 Possibilities of a National Library, L.A.R. (9) 596-598
190S Pollard (A. W.) Recent English purchases at the British Museum,.

L. (N.S.) (9) 32^.^32

GOVERNMENT LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C 173 INDIA OFFICE

1904 Brown (F. H.) India Office Library, L. {N.S.) (5) 256-265

C 174 PATENT OFFICE

1895 Hulme (E. W.) English Patent Law, its history, literature and Library,

L. (10) 42-55
1902 Some new library buildings — Patent Office Library, L.TF. (4) 312-314

ENGLAND— SPECIAL
C 175 CHAINED LIBRARIES

iS.Sq Blades (W.) On chained Libraries, L. (1) 411-416

1S91 Brassington (W. S.) Additional notes to Ijladcs' " Bibliographical
Miscellanies," Nos 3, 4, 5. Books in chains, L. (3) 270-273, 441-445.

C176 LIBRARIES FOR THE BLIND

1887 Briscoe (J. P.) Libraries for the Blind, L.C. (4) 6S-71

C 177 CLERICA*L LIBRARIES

iqor Bray Clerical Libraries, L..1.A'. (3) 29-31

C 178 COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

1903 Functions of a University Library, L.IF. (5) 2t-.4-265

190S Lane (W. C.) Central Bureau of information and loan collection for
College Libraries, L.J. (33) 429-432

C 179 ECCLESIASTICAL LIBRARIES

iS7<S Reynolds (II. E.) Our Cathedral Libraries, L.A.l'.K. Trans (i) 32-43

(Tabulated returns, p. 144)
18S9 Taylor (J.) First Protestant Free Library in ICngland, L.J. (14) 477
1890 —The Monastic Scriptorium, L.J. (2) 237-44, 282-qi

Winsor (J.) Cathedral and other F.nglish Libraries. L.J. (15) 332-333
i(,()i Axon (W. E.) The Church Library at Michcistadt in Odenwald, L. {N.S.}

(2) 405-412
i()()4 Morgan (A.) Monastic Libraries, L.A.I\. (6) 2<)o-7

C ISO ECONOMIC LITERATURE, LIBRARIES OF

1907 Library of lu-onomic Literature (( ■.olcl'Miiilhs ("(impany's l.ilirary),
7...1.7v'. (.)) 5<)<)-6(jo

C 181 HOSPITAL LIBRARIES

iS.)5 Taylor (D.) Hospital Libraries, L.J. (7) 347-352
11)04 Hospital Libr.'iries in th(^ field, L.A.R. (o) 2'>i-j

C 182 INDUSTRIAL LIBRARIES

iSSr Humphrey (('•. R.) Workmen's or Factory Libraries, L.A.M.N. (2) 53-5S
iS()2 Samuelsoii (,).) A l-\Mmous industrial Librar\-, /,./. (4) 188-189

LIBRARIES OR ESCI.ASD

C 183 LAW LIBRARIES

1887 Pollock (F.) Use and ordering of Law Libraries, /,.('. (4) n-i;

C 184 MEDICAL LIBRARIES

1881) Bailev (J. B.) The Library of the Roval ("hIIiqc of Surgeons in Kngland,
L. '(i) 249-201

C 185 MILITARY LIBRARIES

igoo Carter (B.) >riiitary Libraries, L.W. (2) 2^^235

C186 NAVAL LIBRARIES

1900 Carter (B.) Naval Libraries, L.IF. (2) 290-292

C 187 PRISON LIBRARIES

1899 Selby (W. L.) Prison Libraries : an hilherto unue\-elt)|)<'d field of ICnglish

Librarianship, L.A. (i) 187-190

1900 Harvey (W.) A Peep into a Prison Library, 7.. II'. (2) 1S3-184

C 188 PRIVATE LIBRARIES

1885 Christie (R. C.) The Catalogues of the Librarv of ihe Due de la \'alliere,

L.C. (2) 153-159
1887 Williams (F. W.) Gladstone's Library, L.J. (12) 115, 121
1889 Library of Ralph Thoresby, L.J. (i) 185-190

1902 Maddison (F. R.) Canou. Dean Honeywood's Library, L..I.R. (4) 390-3

1903 Savage (E. A.) Samuel Pepys' Library, port., L. (N.S.) (4) 286-291

1904 Plomer (H. R.) A Cavalier's Librarv (Mseount (\)n\vav), L. (N.S.) (5)

158-17^

1905 Pollard (A. \\.) The Rowfant books (Mr. Locker's Library), L. (N.S.)

(6) 309-314
DufT (E. G.) The Library of Richard Smith, /.. (xV..S.) (8) 1 13-133

Bonaparte Library

1898 The Bonaparte Library, /../. (8) 24S-51

C 189 RAILWAY LIBRARIES

1905 Riebenach (^L) Railway Libraries, /../. (30) <)_'7--'S

C190 CLUB LIBRARIES

1894 Boose (J. R.) The Library of 'the Royal Colonial Institute, L.J. (0) i.)i-2o6

1885 Smith (S.) Club and Institute Libraries, L.C. (2) 28-33

1886 Pollock (F.) Library of the Alpine Club, L.C. (3) 136-40

1890 Hutton (A. \V.) A Political Club Librarv (The Gladstone Librarv at ih.-
National Liberal Club), L.J. (2) 77-86'

ENGLAND, SPECIAL LOCALITIES— ALPHABETICALLY
C 191 BATH, SOMERSET

1901 Macaulay (C. T.) Literary Associations of Baili, /...I. A'. (3) 70-711

1906 Go to Bath, B.A.R. (3) xv-xxi

C 192 BIRMINGHAM, M ARWICK

1888 Dent (R. K.) Fn e Libraries of Birmingham and its iieighbourhtM.d. L.C.

(5) i-t'
1898 Birmingham Library, 1779-1897, L. (10) ''8-75

1902 Dent (R. K.) Some institutions of Birmingham and its neighl>ourho(Kl,

L.A.R. (4) ^,71-81
Shaw, (A. C.) Birmingham Free Libraries, J...].h'. (4) 492-3 iN
1906 Dent (R. K.) Birmingham: its Libraii.s and it-^ Rooks.-ll.r-, li.A.R.
(4)i-iv »

C 193 BOLTON, LANCASHIRE

1908 Notable Libraries Bolton, /.. H'. (11) I3<)-M3

C 193=1 BOURNEMOUTH, HANTS

1909 Notable Libraries Bournemouth, /,. H'. (ii)403-4<iO

128 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C194 BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE— PUBLIC

1906 Hartley (M. E.) Survey of the Public Librarv movemeni in Bradford,
L.A.'R. (8) 423-43

C 195 BRADFORD— SPECIAL

190(1 Scruton (W.) Bradford Library and Literary Society, L.A.R. (8) 545-55
Federer (C. A.) Bradford Mechanics Institute Library, L.A.R. (8) 636-40

C196 BRENTFORD, MIDDLESEX

1904 Brentford Public Library, L.Il'. (7) 8-10

C 197 BRIGHTON, SUSSEX

1908 Roberts (H. D.) Brighton Public Library. .Museum and Fine Art

Galleries : a retrospect, L..A.R. (10) 43()-454

C198 BRISTOL, GLOUCESTER— GENERAL

1898 Mathews (E. R. N.) History of the Public Librar\ movement in Bristol,
L. (8) 198-205

1900 — Survey of the Bristol Public Libraries, L.A.R. (2) 641-50

Taylor (L. A.) Some of the public institutions of Bristol, L.A.R. (2) 459-68
1906 Button (S.) Bristol : its Libraries and its Booksellers, B.A.R. (4) xv-xix

1909 Notable Libraries — Bristol, L. TF. (12) 217-224

BRISTOL— SPECIAL
C 199 MEDICAL LIBRARY

1901 Griffith (L. M.) Some things of general interest in the Bristol Medical

Library, L.A.R. (3) 285-97, 341-52

C200 ANCIENT LIBRARIES

1905 Williams (T. W.) Mediaeval Libraries with special reference to Bristol

and its neighbourhood, L.A.R. (5) 353-61, 389-99

C201 BURY, LANCASHIRE

1902 New Library building, L. IF. (4) 267-69

C202 CAMBRIDGE— GENERAL

1882 Mayor (J. E. B.) Cambridge Libraries in 1710, L.A.U.K. Trans (5) 1 16-19

1906 Porter (C. P.) Cambridge Libraries. B.A.R. (4) xxv-xxx

C203 CAMBRIDGE— PUBLIC

1882 Pink (J.) Cambridge Free Public Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (5) 240-42

1886 Foster (J. E.) Open Access Library at Cambridge, L.C. (3) 149-52

1905 Pink (J.) After fifty years : a retrospect. L.A.R. (7) 513-26

C204 CAMBRIDGE— UNIVERSITY

1882 Bradshaw (H.) Some account of the organisation of the Cambridge

University, L..4.L'.A'. Trans (5) 229-37
1901 College Libraries of Cambridge, L.W. (3) 208-9
1905 Aldis (H. (i.) Brief outline of the organization and methods of the

Cambridge I'niversity Library, L..4.R. (7) 625-636

C205 CROYDON, SURREY

i()()N Notable Libr.'u-ies Ooydon. ports.. L.M. (11) 222-228

C206 DARWEN, LANCASHIRE

if)()8 Notable; Libraries- Darwen, /..!!'. (10) 175-17^

C 206=1 EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX

iOO() Notable Libraries- -Eastbourne, L.W. (12) 19-22''

C207 EXETER LIBRARIES, DEVON "■'"■■

1885 Parfitt (E.) Devon and Exeter Institutions, L.C. (3) 107-109

1907 Soper (H. T.) Ivxeter Libraries, B.A.R. (5) xxi-xxiii

KjoS — Royal Albert Memorial, Exeter : an example of what can be done by
co-operation, L.W. (10) 411-415

LIBRARIES' OF ENGLAND 129

C 207=1 GRAVESEND, KENT

1909 Notable Libraries — Gravesend, L.IV. (11) jb^-^8(>

C 207=2 HALIFAX, YORKS

1909 Notablo Libraries — Halifax, L.W. (12) 57-00

C208 HEREFORD LIBRARY, HEREFORD

1907 Beach (F. N.) Liti^rary haunts and shrine> i.f H. irtordshirc, B.A.H. {$y

Iv-lviii

C208 1 HOVE, SUSSEX

1909 Notable Libraries — Hove, L.W. (11) 423-427

C209 HULL, YORKS

190-' Central Public Library, Hull, L.W. (4) 295-90

U)o<.} Page (VV. G. B.) Notes on Hull Libraries, B.A.R. (0) i-vii

C 209=1 IPSWICH, SUFFOLK

190C) Notable Libraries — Ipswich, L.W. (12) 138-140

C210 KETTERING, NORTHAMPTON

1904 Kettering Public Library, L.W. (7) 10-13

C211 LEEDS, YORKS— GENERAL

iqo3 Tait (A.) Some of the public institutions of Leeds, /...l. A'. (5) 341-S-'

C2I2 LEEDS— PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1884 New Public Library at Leeds, L.C. (i) 66-69

1880 Yates (J.) Our Town Library: its successes and failures, L.C. (3) 36-39

1904 Hand (T. W.) Leeds Public Free Libraries, L.A.K. (6) 1-28

C213 LEEDS— PRIVATE LIBRARIES

1908 Gilson (J. P.) Library of Henry Saville of Banke in Yorkshire Bib Scty's

Trans (9) 140-210 ' V/H^evi: '. >A j

C 213=1 LEICESTER LIBRARIES

19(H) Heme (F. S.) Libraries of Leicester, B.A.R. (o) xxv-xxix

C214 LIVERPOOL LIBRARIES, LANCASHIRE— GENERAL

1883 Cowell (P.) Origin and history of some Liverpool l^ibraries, L.A.U.K.

Trans (6) 31-39
11)09 May (S. VV.) Literature and Libraries of Liverpool, B.A.R. ((■>) I-lii

C215 LIVERPOOL LIBRARIES— PUBLIC

i8q7 Cowell (P.) Reminiscences of library work in Liverpool during 40 vears,
Jiid hit Conf 99-102

C2ie LONDON— GENERAL

1877 Historical and descriptiv(; accounts of the visfits to Melro|)olil;in Libraries^

ist Int Cottf 213-40

1878 Report of the Secretary of the Metropolitan Free Libraries Commiltee,

L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 13-15

1885 Thomas (E. C.) Libraries of London in 1710, L.C. (j) 41-47

1892 Doubleday (W. K.) A year's development of the Public Library niovenicnt

in Greater London, L. (4) 142-46
i8c)4 Public Libraries of London, Greenwood's Public Libraries 2(ji-35r
]8c)5 Welch (C.) Public Library movement in Londpn ; a rcvi?\\ of ils progress

and suggestions for its consolidation and extension, L. (7) <)7-ioc)
1898 Carter (A. H.) Polytechnic and Public Libraries of London, I ..A. (1) H'vio
iSgq London Boroughs and the Public Libraries, L. TF. (2) 85-88
1901 Public Libraries in the; Metropolitan Boroughs. L.W. (3) '53-55- 185-87
1004 Baker (K. A.) The Library of the llniversity of London. /.. H". (o) 207-209
MacAlister (J. Y. W.) Progress of the Public l.iKrary niovi nn nf in London.

/'./.. (()) 401-403

I30 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1906 Inkster (L.) Library grouping, L.A.R. (8) 46-52

Present position of London Municipal Libraries, witli suggestions lor

increasing their efficiency, L.A.R. (8) 625-632
London Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 563-572

1907 London Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 635-647

190S Baker (E. A.) Note on Mr. Rvi^'s Guide to the Libraries of London,
L.A.R. (10) 257-258

1905 London Libraries, Lit \r-Bk 721-730

LONDON PUBLIC LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C2I7 BERMONDSEY

1900 Berniondsey Public Library, /-..I. (2) i58-()2

C218 CHELSEA

1901 Chelsi'a Public Library, L.A. (2) 239.41

C 218=1 CLERKENWELL

1893 Brown (J. D.) The Working of the Clerkenwrll Public Library, L. (5)

109-iiq

1894 MacAlister (J. Y. W.) Dawn of a new epoch, /.. (h) 212-213

Brown (J. D.) and H. W. Fincham. Clerkenwell Open Lending Library,
-L. (6)'344-353
^895 — The C^lerkenwell Open Lending Library, /,./. (20) 51-54

C219 HAMMERSMITH

1900 Hammersmith Public Libraries, L.A. (2) ]i7-]S

C 220 HAMPSTEAD

1901 Hampstead Public Libraries, L.A. (2) 212-14

€221 ISLINGTON

1906 Islington's first Library, L.H'. (q) 121-22

1909 Notable Libraries — Islington. /.. 11'. (it) 303-308

C222 LEWISHAM

1902 Lewisham Public Library, /.. 11 . (4) 314-16

C223 ST. GEORGE INTHEEAST, STEPNEY

1900 " Passmore Edwards" Library, L.A. (2) 192-94, L. 11 . (i) i45-4t>

C224 ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK

1900 St. CJeorge the Martyr Public Libr.ary, L.W. (2) 263.O5

C225 WANDSWORTH

1S98 Bradley (W. 'I\) \\"and>w(.rth Public Lll-rary. L.A. (1) 2(^-27

C226 WEST HAM

1.S98 West Ham Public Libr.iry, L. ir. (i) 84-S8

C227 GUILDHALL LIBRARY

1889 Welch (C:.) Guildhall Library and its work. L. (1) 32(.-334

1903 Clarke (A. L.) Public Lending Libniries for the City i>f London, /.. (-V.N.)

(3) 135-140

1904 Welch (C.) (iuildhall Library and Mu.seum, L. {N.S.) (4) 68-84

1908 Borrajo {V.. M.) Guildhall Library : its history and |)resent i^osition,

L.A.R. (10) 381-395, Discussion 40(1-409

C228 SPECIAL LIBRARIES

1887 Famous Reading Libraries in London (Mudie's and .St. lanies's Libraiies),

L.J. (12) 195
1900 Clarke (A. L.) Reputed hrst circulating Library in London, L. (iY..S".) (i)
274-297
Axon (W. E. A.) London circulating Library in 1743, L. (\\S.) (i) 377-378

1907 Library of Economic Literature (Goldsmiths Company's Library), L.A.R.

(9) 599-600

LIHRARJES OF KMiLAMi

C229 MEDICAL LIBRARIbS

1906 Prideaux (W. K. H.) M.dical Libraries ut l-unduii, L.A.R. (!S) 405-2J

C230 GRAY'S INN LIBRARY

iSSi Douthwaito (W. R.) Librari* s of ih- Inn.s ot (.ouri, L.A.l.K. Trims (4)

^7-30
— Notes on the (ira\ V Inn Library, I.. A. M.S'. (2) j-7

C23i ROYAL COLONIAL INSTITUTE LIBRARY

iSt)4 Boose (J. R.) Library of the Royal Colonial Instituic, L. {(■,) 191-206

C23M UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LIBRARY

1904 Baker (E. A.) Library of the Iniversity of London, /.. 11'. (6) 207-9
1909 Chambers (R. \V.) Library of the University Collet;* of London, J..A.H.
■ (11) 350-358. Discussion "361-363

C232 MANCHESTER, LANCASHIRE— GENERAL

i8g(( Sutton (C. W.) Some of the Institutions of. Mamht ster and Salfurd,

L.A.R. (i) 550-563
U)oq ■ — Manchester Libraries and Booksellers, H.A.lx. (h) l\v-lx.\

C233 MANCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1879 Credland (W. R.) Free Public Libraries of Manch<sier, L.A.U.K. Trans

(2) 118-25
1892 Rawson (H.) Public Free Libraries 0I Manchester, their history.

orjjfanization and work, L. (4) 288-94
1894 First Public Library under the Act, Greenwood's I'ublic Libraries 6S-76
1903 Jubilee of the Manchester Public Libraries, I. .AM. (5) 213-18. L.W . (5)

312.28
1909 Sutton (C. VV.) Manchester Libraries and Booksellers. B.A.K. (<>) Ixv-lxx

C234 MANCHESTER— COLLEGE

i87q Sutton (C. W.I M.inchester Grammar School Librar\ , T.A.I. K. Iratis {2)
126

C 235 MANCHESTER— ECCLESIASTICAL

1871) Sutton (C. W.I Mancheslcr C.ithedral Library. L.A.I .K. Trans (2) 126

MANCHESTER LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C236 CHETHAMS LIBRARY

1879 Bailey (J. F.) Ch. iham's Library, ]..A.r.K. Irans (j) n.^-if,;

C237 CHRISTIE LIBRARY, OWENS COLLEGE

1879 Kay (J. T.) Owens Collej^^e Library. L.A.I .K. Trans (2) 11O-117
1S93 — Owens Collei,'-e Librarv. L. (5) 20-33

i90(". Rhodes (W. K.) dirisile' Librarv, Owen. Coll(j>c. M:mche..i.r. /...!./.'.
(^) 73-81

C238 FOREIGN LIBRARY

187c) Sutton (C. W.l I'oreij^ii Library, L.A.L.K. irans (2) 125

C239 LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY'S LIBRARY

U)oi L(i}4h (C. W . F.) Arr;inj,ninent of the I.,iterarv and I'tiilosophicil Society's
Library, L.A.R. (3) ii()-i2i

C 240 MAYOR'S LIBRARY

1S7.) Sutton (C. W.l M:iyoi'> Librar\, /.. 1./ ./\. Iran.- U) 1 js

C240 1 MEDICAL

1870 Cullin-ucrlli (C. J.I M.inchcsier Medictl Socieiv'- Library. /....!.('. 7\.
Trans (2) 127

C240 2 MECHANICS

1870 Sutton ({\ W.) Manchester M<;chanic-. inMiiiiiion. /.. l.L.K. Trans (2) 127

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C24I OVERSEERS' LIBRARY

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Overseers' Library, L.A.U.K. Tratis (2) 12X

PORTICO LIBRARIES

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Portico Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128

RADCLIFFE

1879 Acland (Sir H. W.) Foundation and progress of the Radcliffe Library,
L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 29-31

C242 RADFORD LIBRARY AT ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Radford Library at St. Mary's Hospital, L.A.U.K. Trans
(2) 128

C243 ROYAL EXCHANGE LIBRARY

1879 Sutton (C. VV.) Royal Excha;nge Library,, L. /I. U.iv. Trans (2) 12S

C244 ROYAL INFIRMARY LIBRARY

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Royal Infirmary Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 12S

C245 RYLANDS MEMORIAL LIBRARY

1899 John Rylands Memorial Library, L.A.R. (i) 564-71, 679-88, L.J. (24) 621-23

C246 SCHILLERAUSTALT LIBRARY

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Schiller-Austalt Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128

C247 UNITARIAN CHAPEL LIBRARY, CROSS STREET

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Cross Street Chapel Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 125

C248 NEWCASTLE, NORTHUMBERLAND— PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1884 Picton (Sir J.), J. D. Mullins and E. C. Thomas. Royal visit to Newcastle
upon Tyne, opening of the Public Libraries, L.C. (i) 137-42

1905 Anderton (B.) Struggle for a Public Library in Newcastle, L.A.R. (7)
259-71. 307-28

€249 OXFORD LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1878 Thomas (E. C.) Libraries of Oxford, L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 24-28
1894 Libraries of Oxford, L'.5. Go7'f 7? p/)f 849.53 ?! J.J « I !>:

VIHJ.I /.'ii
OXFORD LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C250 BODLEIAN LIBRARY

1902 Bodleian Tercentenary, L.W. (5) 113-1Q

1903 Bodleian Tercentenary, U.S. Govt Rcpt 990-94

C251 PENZANCE, CORNWALL— LIBRARIES, GENERAL

1886 Lack-Szyrnia (W. S.) Librarirs in PcMizancc, L.C. (3) 169-172

C252 PLYMOUTH, DEVON— PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1886 Shelly (J.) Notes on the Public Libraries of Plymouth and Stonehouse,
L.C. (3) 1-8

C 252=1 PORTSMOIJTH, HANTS . .

1909 Notable Libraries — Portsmoulh, L.W. (11) 263-265

C253 REDRUTH, CORNWALL

1900 Hale (W. G.) Annals of :i country library, L.W. (3) 35-37

C254 SALFORD, LANCASHIRE

1879 Plant (J.) Salford Free Public Libraries and Museum, L.A.U.K. Trans

(2) 117-118
1900 Mullen (B. H.) Salford and the inauguration of Public Free Libraries
movement: a contribution to the historv of Free Libraries, L.A.R. (2)
183-89

LIBRARIES OF ENGLAND 133

C255 SALFORD— ECCLESIASTICAL

1879 Sutton (C. W.) I?iblr Christian Clniivh Library, I. .A. U.K. Trans {2) 1J5

C256 TAVISTOCK, DEVONSHIRE— PUBLIC LIBRARY

i88() Aiford (D. P.) Notes on tlir I'avistock riil)lic Library, I..C. (3) 81-86

€257 TRURO, CORNWALL— LIBRARIES, GENERAL

1885 Moor (A. P.) Libraries of Truro, L.C. (;,) 105-107

€258 WELLS CATHEDRAL LIBRARY

1901 Cathedral Library at Wells, L.A.R. (3) S6-7

190(1 Williams (T. W.) Wells Cathedral Library, L.A.R. (S) ,^7-!-377

C259 WHiAN, LANCASHIRE— PUBLIC LIBRARY

i89<) Folkard (H.) Wii4:an : an historical skeieh with a noic on its Free Public
Library, L..I.R. (i) 357-bS

C260 WIGAN— PRIVATE

1883 Visit of the Association to Wigan : Haii^h Hall and the h"rec Library,
L.A.U.K. Trans (6) 191- 195

€261 WINDSOR CASTLE LIBRARY

1891 Thackeray (F. St. J.) Notes on the Libraries ai Windsor Castle and
Eton College, L. (3) 54-58

C26M WORTHING, SUSSEX

i9o<) Notable Libraries — Worthinir, L.W. 112) ^9-101

ENGLAND, SPECIAL— ARRANGED UNDER COUNTIES

C262 BERKSHIRE

189 1 Thackeray (F. St. J.) Notes on the Librari.-s at Windsor dastle^andTEt^n
College, L.J. (3) 54-58

<263 CAMBRIDGE— GENERAL

,1882 Mayor (J. E, B.) Cambridge Libraries in 1710, L..-1.L'.A. I runs (5) iiO-k)
1906 Porter (C. P.) Cambridgt; Libraries, B.A.R. (4) x\v-\xx

C264 CAMBRIDGE— PUBLIC

1882 Cambridge Free Public Library, L.A.l'.K. Trans (5) .340-42

1880 An Open Access Library at Cambridge, L.C. (3) 149-152
1905 Pink (J.) After fifty years: a retrospect, L.A.R. (7) 513-2(1

€265 CAMBRIDGE— UNIVERSITY

18S2 Bradshavv (H.) Some account of the urgani/alion of the Cambridge

University Library, L..\.U.K. Trans (5) 229-37
Pe.irson (J. B.) Emanuel College Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (5) 242-3 ^
190 1 College Libraries of Cambridge, L.W. (3) 208-209
1905 .\ldis (H. G.) Organization and methods of the Cambridge University

Library, L.A.R. (7) 625-36, D!scus>ion 545-7 l '

€266 CAMBRIDGE— SPECIAL

1891 Lewis (S. S.) The Library of Corpu> ("hrivti College, LJ. (3) i2i-:;5

€267 CHESHIRE— GENERAL

1S79 Axon (W. E. A.) Libraries of T^ancashin- .md Cheshlr.', L.A.U.K. Trans
(2) 47-53, /../. (4) 35-38, 412

€268 CHESHIRE, SPECIAL— PRIVATE

1870 Axon (W. E. A.) Sir lohn Chesshvr.'v Library at TIalton in Che>hire,
/-•/• (4) 35-3-^

€269 CORNWALL— GENERAL

1900 Brown (J. D.) Some Cornish Libraries, /.. H^. (3) 57-(>2

134 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

CORNWALL— SPECIAL
C27t PENZANCE

1886 Lack-Szyrin;i (W. S.) Libraries in Penzance, L.C. (3) 169-173

C271 REDRUTH

1900 Hale (VV. G.) The Annals of a country Library. /,. II . (3) 35-37

C 272 TRURO

1885 Moor (A. P.) Libraries of Truro, /..('. (3) 105-7

C 273 DERBY— CHATSWORTH

1898 Crowther (W.) C'hatsworth and it> Library, L. (8) 439-444

C274 DEVONSHIRE

1885 Parfitt (E.) Dc\on and Kxeter Institutions, L.C. (3) 107-9

DEVONSHIRE— SPECIAL
C 275 EXETER

1907 Soper (H. T.) Kxeter Libraries, B.A.R. (5) xxi-xsiii

1908 — Royal Albert Memorial, Exeter : an example of \\ hat can be done by

co-operation, L.W. (10) 411-415

C276 PLYMOUTH

1886? Shelly (J.) Notes on the Public Libraries of Plymouth and .Stonehouse,
L.C. (3) 1-8

C277 TAVISTOCK

1886 Alford (D. P.) Notes on Tavistock Public Library, L.C. (3) Si-6

GLOUCESTER— SPECIAL
C278, BRISTOL— PUBLIC

1898 Mathews (E. R. N.) History of the Public Library Movement in Bristol,
L. (8) 198.205

1900 Mathews (N.) Sur\ev of the Bristol Public Libraries, L..rl.A'. (2) 641-50
Taylor (L. A.) Some of th<' Public Institutions of Bristol, L.A.R. (2) 459-68

1906 Hutton (G.) Bristol : its Libraries and its Booksellers, B.A.R. (4) xv-xix

1909 Notable Libraries— Bristol, L.W. (12) 217-224

C278 1 BRISTOL— MEDICAL

1901 Griffith (L. M.) Some things of general interest in the Bristol Medical

Library, V...1.7*'. {3) 285-97, 34i-5-^

C 278=2 BRISTOL— ANCIENT

1903 Williams (T. \\ .) Media-va! Libraries : with special reference to Bristol
■ .; and its neii^hboiirhood, l.A.R. (^) 353-61, 389-99

C 279 HAMPSHIRE— BOURNEMOUTH

1909 L.W. (ii) 4O3-466

C280 HAMPSHIRE— PORTSMOUTH

1909 L.W. (11) 263-265

KENT—SPECIAL
C 281 CANTERBURY

1906 Beazeley (M.) History of ihe Chapt.M- l.ibrars of Canterburv Cathedral,

Brt Scty's Traus (S) iij-Ss

C28M GRAVESEND

1909 L.W. (II) 383-386

C282 HEREFORDSHIRE— HEREFORD

1907 Beach (F. N.) Literary haunts and -hrincs of Herefordshire, B.A.R. (5)

Iv-lvlii

LIBRARIES OF KNGLAyV, 735

C283 LANCASHIRE— GENERAL

1.S79 Axon (W. E. A.) Libraries of Lancashire and Chishin-, L.A.V.K. I'nuis
(2) 47-52. L./. (4) 35-38
Harnish (E.) Co-operative Libraries of Lama^hif.', \ork>hire, and
Durham, L.A.V.K. Trans (2) 61-4, 149

C -'84 LANCASHIRE— ECCLESLVSTICAL

iSS^ Christie (R. C.) Old Church and School Lihrari. > ol Lancashin ,
L.A.V.K. Trans {b) .iS'-\7. 'SS6 : L.C. (3) 15-17

LANCASHIRE— SPECIAL
C 285 BOLTON

iijoS Notable Libraries — Bolton, L.W. (11) i3(>i43

C286 BURY

i»)()2 Some New Library buildings, Bury, ill., /..U". 14) -M>7-i)

C 287 LIVERPOOL

1883 Cowell (P.) Orif^in and history of some ravtr|)0(>l l.ibrariev., L.A.V.K.

Trans (6) 31-39
1897 " ' Reminiscences of Library work in Livi rpooi durini; 40 yoars. Trans

of the 2nd Int Conj 99-102 ' ''

uiot) May (S. \^'.) Libraries of Liverpool, B.A.R. ((>) !-lii ' '

C288 MANCHESTER— GENERAL

1899 Sutton (C. W.) Some of the Institution- uf Manchoicr and Salford.

L..\.R. (I) 550-503
1909 - Manchester Libraries and Booksellers, H.A.K. ((>) Iw Iw

C289 MANCHESTER— PUBLIC

1S79 Credland (W. R.) Free Public Libraries of .ManchesL,|- ;ind Branches,

L.A.V.K. Trans (2) 1 18-125
1892 Rawson (Councillor H.) The Free Public Libraries of Maiicinster : their

liistory, org'anization and work, L. (4) 28S-94
190^ Jubilee of the Manchester Public Libraries. /,. 11". (5) ^i2-pS. L..LR. (5)

213-18
1909 Sutton (C. W.) Manchester Libraries and Bookvrllers, }l.\.h\ (b) Ixv-lxx

C290 MANCHESTER— UNIVERSITY

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Manchester <irannnar Sdiool Library , L.A.l.K. Tr.ins
(2) I2b
Lanc;ishn-e Indeijendenl Collci^fe, L.A.V.K. Tntns (2) ijtt

C 291 MANCHESTER— ECCLESIASTICAL

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Manchester Cathedral Library, L.A.V.K. Irnns (2) 126

SPECIAL

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Manchester Aihrnaeum Library, L.A.V.K. I'rans (2) 12(1

CHETHAM'S

1879 Bailry (j. R.) ChethamV Library. L.A.V.K. Trans (2) .13-115

CHRISTIE

1879 Kay (J. T.) Owens Collej^-o Library, L.A.I .K. Irans (2) 110-17. i,Si^ :

i- (5) -^0-33
n,(.() Rhodes (W. E.) Christie Library, Owens Coll-i.^'-e, l.A.K. u) 73-81

FOREIGN

£870 Sutton (C. \\.) iM.r.i-n Library. L.A.V.K. Jr„ns (2) 125

LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY'S LIBRARY ' -

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Library .ind I'liilo^ophical ^,..-i.iv •- lil.r.nv, l.].V.K.'
TriDis (2) 12(1

. , MAYOR'S

1879 Sutton (C. W.) M.ivor's Librarv, L.A.V.K. I runs (2j i2,s

136 BTBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

MEDICAL

1879 Cullingworth (C. J.) Manchester Medical Society's Library, L.A.U.K,
trans (2) 127

MECHANICS

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Manchester Mechanics Institutioii, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 127

OVERSEERS'

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Overseers' Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128

PORTICO

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Portico Library. L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128

RADCLIFFE

1878 Acland (Sir H. W.) Foundation and progress of tlie RadcHffe Library

L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 29-31

RADFORD

1S79 Sutton (C. W.) Radford Library at St. Mary's Hospital, L.A.U.K. Trans-
(2) 128

ROYAL EXCHANGE

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Royal Exchange Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128

ROYAL INFIRMARY

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Royal Infirmary Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128

RYLANDS

1899 John Rylands Memorial Library, L.A.R. (i) 564-71
Opening- of the John Rylands Library, L.A.R. (i) 679-88

SCHILLERAUSTALT

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Schiller-Austah Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128

UNITARIAN

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Cross Street (Unitarian) Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 125-

— Unitiarian Home Missionary Board Library, L.A-U.K. Trans (2) 129

CLUBS

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Friends' Meeting- House and Institute, L.A.U.K. Trans
(2) 125

— Manchester Library Club and other Societies, L.A.U.K. Trafis (2) 129

C292 SALFORD

1879 Plant (J.) Salford l-iee Public Libraries and Museum, L.A.U.K. Trans
(2) 117-18

1900 Mullen (B. H.) Salford and inauguration of Public Free Libraries move-

ment (a contribution to the History of Free Libraries), L.A.R. (2) 183-9

C293 SALFORD— ECCLESIASTICAL ■■

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Bible Christian Church Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 125.

C294 WIGAN

iSc)9 Folkard (II.) Wigan an historical sketch with a note on its Jfree- Public
Library, L.A.h'. (1) 357-68 ,, (?,. ..\

PRIVATE

1883 Visit of the .Vssociation to Wigan: Unigh Hall and the Free Library,
L.A.U.K. Trans (b) uj\-nj^

C295 LINCOLNSHIRE— LINCOLN

1892 Maddison (A. R.) Lincoln Cathedral Library, L. (4) 306-312

C296 LONDON— GENERAL

1877 Historical and descriptive accounts of the visits to Metropolitan Libraries,
jst Int Conf 213-40

LIBRARIES OF ENGLAND .n\n .^137

1878 Report from the Secretary of the Metropolitan Free Ltbrarifs Committal",

L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 13-15
1885 Thomas (E. C.) The Libraries of London in 1710, L.C. (2) 41-7

1892 Doubleday (W. E.) A Year's development of th(> Public Library movi-

ment in Greater London, L. (4) 142-46
1895 Welch (C.) Public Library movement in London : a review of its progress
and suggestions for its consolidation and ixttn-.ion, L. (7) 97-109

1898 Carter (A. H.) The Polytechnic and Public Libraries of London, L.A.

(i) 16-19

1899 London Boroughs and the Public Libraries, L. H'. (2) 85-88

1901 Public Libraries in the Metropolitan Boroughs, L.W. (3) 153-155, 185-187
1904 Baker (E. A.) The Library of the University of London, L. iV. (6) 207-201)
McAlister (J. Y. W.) Progress of the Public Library niovemenl in London,
P.L. (9) 401-3
1906 Inkster (L.) Library progress, L.A.R. (8) 46-52

Present position of London Municipal Libraries, with suggestion for

increasing their efficiency, L.A.R. (8) 625-32
London Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 563-572. 1907: Lit Yr-Bk 635-647 ■•
1908 Baker (E. A.) Note on Mr. Rve's Guide to the Libraries of London,
L.A.R. (10) 257-258
London Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 721-736

LONDON— SPECIAL
C297 BERMONDSEY

1899-igoi Public Library, ///., L..1. (2) 158-162

C298 BRITISH MUSEUM

1879 Library and its usefulness for scientific consultation, L.J. (4) 161-65
1882 Dziatzko (K.) Library and Reading Room of the British Museum,

L.A. M.N. (3) 10, 15, 26-35, 46-53

1884 Richardson (E. C.) Bibliographical facilities of the British Museum,

L.J. (9) 156

1885 Garnett (R.) Books in the British Museum, L.J. ( ro) q, (13) 94

C299 CHELSEA

1899-1901 Public Libraries, ///., L..1. (2) 239-241

C 299=1 CLERKENWELL

1893 Brown (J. D.) The Working of the Clerkenwell Library, L. (5) io()-ii<)
1804 MacAlister (J. Y. W.) Dawn of a new epoch, L. (6) 212-213

Brown (J. D.) and H. W. Fincham. Clerkenwell Open Lending Libi.iry,
L. (6) 344-353
1895 — The Clerkenwell Open Lending Library, L.J. (20) 51-54

C300 GUILDHALL

i88() Welch (C.) Guildhall Library and its work, L. (i) 320-34
1904 — Guildhall Library and museum, L. (N.S.) (4) 168-84
igo8 Borrajo (E. M.) Guildhall Library : its history and present po^i^i(>n,
L.A.R. (10) 581-95, Discussion 406-9

€301 GOLDSMITHS' LIBRARY

i()<)7 Library of Economic Literature (Goldsmiths' Company's Library!, / . I. A'.
(9) 599-600

C30M GRAY'S INN

1881 Douthwaite (W. R.) Notes on the Gray's Inn Library, L.A.M.X. (2) 2-7

C302 HAMMERSMITH

1899-1901 Hammersmith Public Libraries, phiiis ill., /...I. (j) 117-1.^

C 303 HAMPSTEAD

1899 Hampstcad Public Libraries, plans ill., L.A. (2) -MJ-J14

<C304 INNS OF COURT

i88i Douthwaite (W. R.) Librari<»s of the Inns of Court, L.A.U.K. Irans
(4) 27-30

ijS BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C305 ISLINGTON

1906 Isling^ton's First Library, L.W. (9) 121-122
1909 Notable Libraries, L.W. (11) 303-308

C 306 LEWISHAM

1902 Lewishani riiblic Library, ill., L.W. (4) 314-16

C307 ROYAL COLONIAL INSTITUTE

1894 Roos(5 (J. K.) Library of the Royal Colonial Institute, L. (fa) 191-206

C308 ST. GEORGE'SINTHEEAST

1899 " Passmorc Edwards " Public Library, St. Georgc's-in-tht>East, Stepney,

Ml, L.A. (2) 192-194

1900 " Passmore Edwards " Public Library, St. Georg-e's-in-the-East, London,

port, ill, L.W. (1) 145-146

C309 ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR

1900 St. Georg^c the Martyr Public Library, London, with a portrait of its

former Librarian, Mr. T. Aldred, L.W. (2) 263-265

C 309=1 WANDSWORTH

1898-9 Bradley {\\. T.) Wandsworth Public Library, L.A. (i) 26-27

C 309=2 WEST HAM

1898 West Ham Public Library, port, ill, L.W. (i) 84-88

C3i0 MEDICAL

1906 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Medical Libraries of London, L.A.R. (8) 405-22

C 310=1 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

1909 Chambers (R. W.) Library of the University College of London, L.A.R.
(") 353-35^. Discussion "361-363

MIDDLESEX— SPECIAL
C311 BRENTFORD

1904 Brentford Public Library, ill. port., L.W. (7) 8-14

C312 NORTHAMPTON— KETTERING

1904 Kettering Public Library, L.W. (7) 10-13

C313 ALTHORP

1S84 Bruce (Lord C.) Althorp Library (Private), L.A. U.K. Trans (7) 51-60

1885 — The Althorp Library', L.C. (2) 6-15

1892 Millard (G. M.) Spencer Library at Althorp, L.J. (17) 384-5

C314 NORTHUMBERLAND— NEWCASTLE

1884 Picton (Sir J.), J. D. Mullins and E. C. Thomas. The Royal visit to
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, opening of the Public Libraries, L.J. (i) 137-142

1905 Anderton (B.) Struggle for a Public Library in Ncwcastle-upon-Tvne,

L.A.R. (7) 259-71, 307-28

C315 OXFORD

1878 Thomas (i:. C.) Libraries of Oxford, L.A. U.K. Trans (1) 24-28
1882 Sinker (R.) Trinity College Library, L.A. U.K. Trans (5) 144-148
1894-5 Libraries of Oxford, U.S. Govt Rept (849-53)

1902 The Bodleian Tercentenary, L. If. (5) 113-19. 1903: U.S. Govt Rept
990-994

C3I6 SOMERSET— BATH

1901 Macaulav (C. T.) I>iterary associations of Bath, L.A.R. (3) 70-9

1906 Go to Bath, B.A.R. (3) xv-xxi

C 316=1 WELLS

1901 Cathedral Librarv at Wells, L.A.R. (^) 86-7

igo6 Williams (T. W.) Wells Cathedral Library, L.A.R. (8) 372-7

LIBRARIES OF ENGLAND 139

C3I7 SUFFOLK— IPSWICH

1909 Notable Libraries, L.W. (12) 138-140

C3I8 SURREY— CROYDON

1909 Notable Libraries — Croydon, L.W. (11)

SUSSEX
C319 BRIGHTON

1908 Roberts (H. D.) Brighton Public Library, Mii>Liini and Art Galleries : a

retrospect, L.A.R. (10) 439-454

€319^ EASTBOURNE

1909 Notable Libraries, L.W. (12) 19-22

C 319=2 HOVE

1909 Notable Libraries, L.W. (n) 423-427

C 319=3 WORTHING

1909 Notable Libraries, L. Ti'. (12) 99-101

WARWICK
C 320 BIRMINGHAM— GENERAL

1902 Dent (R. K.) Some of the institutions of Birniini^liain and the neij^Hibour-

hood, L.A.R. (4) 371-81
1906 — Birmingham: its Libraries and its Booksellers, B..\.R. (4) i-iv
1898 The Birmingham Libraries (1779-1897), L. (10) (18-75

C321 BIRMINGHAM— PUBLIC

1888 Dent (R. K.) Free Libraries of Birmingham ;ind its iieighbourliuod,

L.C. is) 1-6
1902 Shaw (A. C.) Birmingham Free Libraries, L.A.h'. (4) 492-518

C322 WORCESTER

1888 Bras>ington (W. S.) Thomas Hall and the old Library founded by liim at
King's Norton, L.C. (5) 61-71

YORKSHIRE— SPECIAL
C323 BRADFORD

1906 Hartley (M. G.) Survey of Public Library movement in Bradford, L. \.I\.
(8) 423-43
Scruton (W.) Bradford Library and Literary Society. L.A.R. (S) 545-55

Mechanics

1906 Federer (C. A.) Bradford Mechanics Institute Library, ],.A.R. (8) 630-40

C 323=1 HALIFAX

i90() Notable Libraries, L. 11'. (12) 57-60

C324 HULL

1902 .Some N(\v Library buildings, Central Public Library, /.. W. (4) 2()5-<i<>
1909 Page (W. G. B.) Notes on Hull authors, booksrllci-., and stalion«rs,

B.A.R. (6) i-vii

C325 LEEDS

1884 New Public Library at Leeds, L.C. (i) 1)6-69

1886 Yates (J.) Our Town Library: its success and failures, L.( . (3) 3<)-<i

1903 Tait (A.) Some of the public institutions of Leeds, ).. \.R. (5) 341-5-'

1904 Hand (T. W.) Leeds Public I'Vee I-ibrarie^, I..A.R. ((>) 1-2S

YORK— SPECIAL
C326 PRIVATE LIBRARIES

1908 Gilson (J. P.) Library of Henry Saville of Bankr in ^■o^l<>^llip^ Bih Scly's
Trans (9) 140-210

140 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C327 WALES— GENERAL

1894 Public Libraries in Wales, Grecnivood's Public Libraries 269-280

C327 WALES— NATIONAL

1^905 Thomas (T. H.) National Museum and Library for Wales, L. (N.S.) (6)
212-224
National Library and Museum of Wales, L.W. (4) 293
1909 National Library of Wales, L.J. (34) 308

WALES— SPECIAL
C328 CARDIFF

1895 Balling^er (J.) Cardiff Free Public Libraries, L. (7) 300-317

1908 — Municipal Library and its public, L. (N.S.) (9) 66-79, 173-185, 3<k)-322,.
353-368

C329 SCOTLAND, PUBLIC LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1880 Mason (T.) Free Libraries of Scotland, L.A. Trans (3) 49-57, 167
1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 234-268

SCOTLAND— SPECIAL
C330 ABERDEEN— PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1894 Robertson (A. W.) Public Libraries of Aberdeen, L. (6) 1-12

C331 ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1900 Wishart (J. W.) University Library of Aberdeen, ill, L.W. (2) 141, 173-75
1907 Anderson (P. J.) LIniversity Library, Aberdeen, L.A.R. (9) 81-83

C332 EDINBURGH LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1907 Small (A.) Some notes on Libraries of Edinburgh, B.A.R. (5) i-v

C333 EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1880 Small (J.) Historical sketch of the Library of the University of Edinburj^h,
L.A.U.K. Trans (3) 95- 105

C334 GLASGOW

1888 Brown (R.) Glasgow and the Public Libraries Acts, L.C. (5) 123-33

Barrett (F". T.) Sketch of a Public Library establishment for the City of
Glasgow, L.C. (5) 141-45
1907 Notes on Glasgow Libraries, L.A.R. (9) 549-67
Glasgow Library system, L.W. (10) 131-33

Small (A.) Remarks on the Public and Private Libraries of Glasgow,
B.A.R. (5) xxxv-xl

C 335 GLASGOW— UNIVERSITY

1898 Dickson (Prof.) The Glasgow University Library : its growili by
donations, L. (8) 381-393

C335 1 GLASGOW— PRIVATE

1907 Small (A.) Remarks on the Public and Private Libraries of Glasgow,
B.A.R. (s) xxxv-xl

C336 MONTROSE

it)09 Notable Libraries, L.W. (12) 178-180

C337 PERTH

1898 Sandeman Public Library, L.W. (i) 93-95

IRELAND
C338 NATIONAL LIBRARY

1885 Archer (W.) Library building of the National Library of Ireland, L.J..

(10) II
1902 Vine (G.) National Library of Ireland, a short account of the building

and its contents, L.A.R. (4) 95-109
1905 National Library of Ireland, An LckiMuirlann (i) 149-150

LIBRARIES OF FRANCE 141

C339 PUBLIC LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1894 Public Libraries in Ireland, Greenn'ood's Public Libraries 281-291

1905 Lyster (T. W.) Ireland and Public Libraries, An Leabharlaiin (i) 15-24
Library notes, An Lcabharla}in (i) 77-78, i<)2-i94

1906 Lyster (T. W.) Ireland and Public Libraries, L.A.R. (8) 303-8
Library notes, An Lcabharlann (2) 102-104, 198-203

PUBLIC— SPECIAL
C 340 ARMAGH

1884 Reeves (Dr.) Memoir of the Public Library of Arniat,di, L.A.U^K. Trans

(7) 32-44

C 341 BELFAST

1895 tiray (W.) Belfast Public Library: its character and object, /.. (7) 231-40
1905 Belfast Library, An Leabharlann (i) 156-157

C342 COLERAINE

1905 Coleraine Public Library, .4'' Leabharlann (i) 157-158

C343 CORK f -

1905 Cork Public Library, An Leabharlann (i) i58-i5<)

C 344 DUBLIN

1899 White (J. D.) An account of Marsh's Library, L.A.R. (i) 132-145
it)o5 Dublin Public Library, .4n Leabharlann (i) 150-156

1906 Ryan (M. J.) Some notes on the Libraries and book trade of Dublin,

B.A.R. (4) xlv-xlix

1907 Dixon (H.) Corporation of Dublin : its Public Libraries Committee and

the Bible in Irish, An Leabharlann (2) 184-190
Rathmines
]()o5 Rathmines Public Library, An Leabharlann (i) 160

C345 DUNDALK

1S95 Corneford (M.) Some account of Dunkalk Public Library, being the first
(;stablished in Ireland under the Libraries Acts, L. (7) 359-362

C346 LIMERICK

1905 Limerick Public Library, An Leabharlann (i) 159-160

C347 BRITISH EMPIRE

1885 Boo>e (J. R.) Progress of Colonial Libraries, L.C. (2) 81-89, 109-119
1894 — Constitution of Colonial Public Libraries', L. (6) 391-402

1897 Some of the principal Public Libraries of the British Colonies, Green-
wood's Yr-Bk 272-281

1900 Boos6 (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (N.S.) (i) 123-28. 1901 ;

L. {N..S.) (2) 183-89. 1902 : L. (N.S.) (3) 214-221

1901 — Principal Libraries of the British Colonies, L.i4. \r-Bk 65-67. 1902 :

L.A. Yr-Bk 67-69. 1903: L.A. Yr-Bk 70-72. 1904: L.A. Yr-Bk
76-78. 1905: L.A. Yr-Bk yS-So. 1907: L.A. Yr-Bk 103-105
1909 Lewin (P. E.) The Empire and the Public Library : the relations between
the Libraries of the Empire, L.A. (6) 280-298, Discussion 299-301

C348 FRANCE— NATIONAL (BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE)

1887 Largest Library in the world, L.J. (12) 291-292
1892 Havet (J.) National Library of France, L. (4) 277-87

1894 Cutter (C. .\.) Notes on the Bibliothcque Nationale, L.J. (19) 193-94' 289-92
Macfarlane (J.) National Libraries of Great Britain and France and their
catalogues, /.. (10) 37-41

1902 Report on the Bibliothcque Nationale, L.J. (27) 262-O4

1907 Bibliothcque Nationale, Paris, Lit Yr-Bk 678. igo8 : Lit Yr-Bk 772

1908 Delisle (L.) Souvenirs de Jeunesse (translated), L. (N.S.) (9)201-11, 245-56

C349 FRANCE— GENERAL

i8q8 Macfarlane (J.) Confiscated Libraries of the French Revolution, L.

(8) 102-4

1904 F (J. H.) Libraries in France, P.L. (9) 403-4

T42 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1906 Wyer (J. I.) Jnr. Library reform in France, L.J. (31) 215-17

1908 Dana (J. C.) Some French Libraries, P.L. (13) 344-347, (14) 19-= i

1909 Turnbull (T. E.) Libraries of France, L.W. (12) 125-127

FRANCE— SPECIAL
€350 ABBEVILLE ON THE SOMME

1883 Allchin (A.) Communal Library of Abbeville 911 lii|e^5omn>e, JL^.A.M.X.

^4) 75-81 ■ '■ ,!../,^M/ .<

C 350=1 NANTES .

1904 Faber (R. S.) ']"he Mus^e Dobree at Nantes, I.. (N.S.) 206-224

C 351 PARIS

1884 Thomas (E. C.) Popular Libraries of Paris, L.C. (i) 12-15

1885 Paris Communal Library, L.C. (2) 70-71

Blackall (C. H.) Some smaller Paris Libraries, /,./. (10) 82-84

1887 City Libraries of Paris, L.J. (12) 135-136

1888 Great Libraries of Paris, L.J. (13) 88-89
1892 Municipal Libraries of Paris, L. (4) 243-51

Public Libraries in Paris, L.J. (17) 169-70

1907 Bovverman (G. F.) Municipal popular Libraries in Paris, P.L. (12) 395-96,

I^J. (33) 9-13

C352 TOURS

1881 Wilson (H.) French provincial Library-Tours, L.A.M.N. (2) 46-50

€353 GERMANY— GENERAL

1880 Arnold (G. F.) German Libraries and Librarians, L.J. (5) 131-33

1887 Dziatzko (C.) Present state of Libraries and Librarianship in Germany,

L.C. (4) 57-63

1896 Ambrose (L.) Dr. Dziatzko on German Libraries, L.J. (21) 53-59

1898 Josephson {A. G. S.) Library progress in Germany, P.L. (3) 126-28
J899 Schultze (E.) Public Library movement in Germany, L.A.R. (i) 277-85
1900 Maw (T. E.) German Library system, L.W. (3) 1 13-17

1903 L- (E. G.) Financial condition of German Libraries, L.J. (28) 76

1904 Library items from Germany, P.L. (9) 123
Norrenberg- (C.) Libraries in Germany, P.L. (9) 365-71

1906 W (F.) Financial condition of German Libraries, L.J. (31) 274

1909 Maw (T. E.) German Public Libraries, L.W. (11) 365-367

GERMANY— SPECIAL
C 354 BERLIN

1884 Berlin Reading Room, L.J. (9) 139-140

1907 Past business year of the Royal Library of Berlin, L.W. (10) 137
Library notes from Germany : Statistics of the Royal Library of Berlin,

P.L. (12) 394-95
•1907 Konigliche Bibliothek, Lit Yr-Bk 678-679. 1908: Lit \r-Bk 772-773
1909 Germany's largest Library, L.J. (34) 111-112

Weitenkampf (F.) Royal Library, Berlin, L.J. (34) 552

C355 ESSEN, PRUSSIA

1902 Hitchler (T.) Krupp Circulating Library at F<lssen, Prussia, L.J. (27)
J 005-7

C 355=1 AUSTRIA

1904 Reyer (E.) Library movement in Austria, L.J. (29) Conf No 85-87

— Public Libraries in .Austria, P.L. (9) 378-79
i()09 Popular reading rooms in Bohemia, L.A.R. (11) 326-327

C356 GREECE— GENERAL

1899 Libraries of Greece: Report of U.S. Commissioner of Education, L.J.

(24) 254

C357 GREECE— SPECIAL

1887 Greek Libraries in Zante and Crete, L.J. (12) 288

LIBRARIES OF DENMARK ^ 143

C358 ITALY— GENERAL

1879 Balzani (Count U^o) Rej^'ulations of Italian Libraries, L.J. (4) 18^-1^7
K)04 Biag-i (G.) Note on Italian Library affairs, L.J. (29) Conf No 57-6 1
igo8 Plummer (M. VV.) National Cong^ress for the promotion ' of fx.pular
Libraries in Italy, L.J. (33) 403

C:«9 FLORENCE

18S8 Kcphart (H.) Pn)posed National Library, Florence, Italy, /../. {13) 131)
1S97 Pite (B.) On the Mediceo-Laurentian Library at \enice, jtni Int (\mf
109- 1 ID

C36e ROME— GENERAL

IQ03 Fletcher (O. J.) Libraries of Rome and the facilities for study which they
offer (abstract). Bib Scty of Chicago, Yr-Bk 1902-1903, 14-ig

C36d=l ROME— PRIVATE

iqo^ Private Libraries of Roine, L.J. (32) 412-413

C361 ROME— VATICAN LIBRARY

1804 Sayle (C.) The Vatican Library, L. (6) 327-343

1900 Bishop (VV. W.) Vatican Library : some notes by a student, L.J. (25) 110-12

C362 NETHERLANDS

1904 Smit (D.) On Dutch Libraries, P.L. (9) 389-391

ii)o7 Royal Librarv (Koninklijke Bibliothek), Lit Yr-Bk 679. 1908 ; Lit
Yr-Bk 773 '

C363 AMSTERDAM

1907 Library of the Municipal University, Lit Yr-Bk 680. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk

773
C364 GRONINGEN
i()07 Library of the Royal Lniversity, Lit Yr-Bk 680. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk 774

C 365 LEYDEN

1907 Library of the Royal University, Lit Yr-Bk 680. 1908 : /,// Yr-Bk 774

C366 RUSSIA— GENERAL

1893 Babine (A. V.) Libraries in Russia, L.J. (18) 75-77
ic)05 Schools and Libraries in rural Russia, L.J. (30) q28-929

C367 RUSSIA— NATIONAL

1889 Hapgood (I.) Imperial Library at St. Petersburg, L.J. (14) 312-14

1895 Note on the Imperial Russian Library, L. (7) 179-83

1905 Fernow (B.) Imperi.-il Library at St. Petersburg-, L.J. (30) 800-801

C368 FINLAND

1897 Steenberg (.\. S.) Libraries in Finland, 2nd hit Conf 140-41
1904 Granfelt (.'\. .\.) Popular Libraries in Finland, P.L. (9) 396-400

C369 SCANDINAVIA

18S0 Goudie (G.) Notes on the great Libraries of Scandinavia. L..^.U.K. Trans

(3) 91-94
i8()7 Steenberg (.\. S.) Public Libraries in the Northern States of Europe
(Sweden, Norw.iy, Denmark, Finland), 2nd Int Conf 135-141

C370 DENMARK— GENERAL

1897 Steenberg (A. S.) Libraries in Denmark, jnd Int Conf 138-140. 1902 :

P.L. (7) 410-411
1904 — Recent progress in the popular Libraries of Denmark, and their
present condition, L.J. (29) Conf No 63-66
Lange (H. O.) Danish research Libraries, L.J. (29) Conf No 67-70
Steenberg (.A. S.) Public Libraries in Denmark, P.L. (q) 370-382

C37I DENMARK, SPECIAL— COPENHAGEN

1908 Copenhagen Library, Lit Yr-Bk 774

t44 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C372 NORWAY— GENERAL

1880 Goudie (G.) Libraries in Norway, L.A.U.K. Trans (3) 93-4

1897 Steenberg (A. S.) Libraries in Norway, 2nd hit Conf 137-38

1904 Nyhus (H.) Organization of State-supported Libraries in Norway, L./.

(29) Conf No 60-63
1909 Olrik (H.) Public Libraries in Norway, L.A.R. (11) 131

C373 NORWAY— SPECIAL

1901 Nyhus (H.) Park Libraries in Norway, L.J. (26) 388

C374 BERGEN

1898 Briscoe (J. P.) Bergen Public Library, L. (10) 20-24

C375 CHRISTIANIA

1880 Goudie (G.) University Library of Christiania, L.A.U.K. Trans (3) 03-4
1901 Nyhus (H.) A Norwegian Branch Library, L.J. (26) 864

C376 SWEDEN— GENERAL

1880 Goudie (G.) Libraries of Sweden, L.A.U.K. Trans (3) 92-93
1897 Steenberg (A. S.) Libraries of Sweden, 2nd Int Conf 135-37
1904 Anderson (A.) Research Libraries of Sweden, L.J. (29) Conf No 71-S4
Lundstedt (B.) Swedish Libraries, P.L. (9) 382-84 ,

SWEDEN— SPECIAL
C377 GOTHENBURG

1897 Steenberg (A. S.) Town Library of Gothenburg, 2nd hit Conf 136-7

C 378 LUND

1897 Steenberg (A. S.) Royal LTniversity Librarj' of Lund, 2nd hit Conf 136

C379 STOCKHOLM

1880 Goudie (G.) Royal Library of Stockholm, L.A.U.K. Trans (3) 92-93
1897 Steenberg (A. S.) Royal Library of Stockholm, 2nd Int Conf 135-6

— Library of the Working Men's Institute, 2nd Int Conf 137
1904 Society for Public Libraries and reading rooms in Stockholm, P.L. (9) 24

C380 UPSALA .

1880 Goudie (G.) Royal University Library of Upsala, L.A.U.K. Trans (3) 93
1897 Steenberg (A. S.) Royal University of Upsala, 2nd hit Conf 136

C381 ICELAND

1904 Book collections in Iceland : account of Libraries in Iceland, L.J. (29) 17-19

C 382 SWITZERLAND— GENERAL

1904 Library items from Switzerland, P.L. (9) 23

Hawley (M. E.) Swiss Libraries, P.L. (9) 392-95

C383 SWITZERLAND— SPECIAL

1887 Bancroft (J.) A Famous Library: St. Gall, Switzerland, L.J. (12) 289-291

,C384 TURKEY— CONSTANTINOPLE

1885 Riggs (E.) Library of the Mosque of St. Sophia, Constantinople, L.J.
(10) 106

C385 INDIA— CALCUTTA, GOVERNMENT LIBRARY

1904 Imperial Library at Calcutta, India, P.L. (9) 413-14

C386 CEYLON— GOVERNMENT

1895 Joseph (G. A.) Old MSS. and the Government Oriental Library of Ceylon,

L. (7) 269-74
1900 Boosd (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (N.S.) (i) 186
1907 Libraries of Ceylon, Lit Yr-Bk 677. 1908: Lit Yr-Bk 771

C387 BURMAH— RANGOON, PUBLIC

1889 Burmese Public Library, Bernard Free Library, Rangoon, L.J. (14) 441

LIBRARIES OF AUSTRALLl 145

C 387-1 SIAM— BANGKOK

1887 Cost (M. L.) Oricnt.il Librnrie> : Hant^'kok, Siiiiii, I. J. (12) 250

C388 FAR EAST— GENERAL

1887 Douijias (R. K.) F.ihrarit's in ih<- l'"ar I'.a^t, /..('. (4) ^3-68

C389 CHINA

1880 Axon (W. !•:. A.) Noies on Chin.-^.^ Librari.Ni f:{J.'i^) fPro, ^5-137 '• ■>

1883 Douglas (R. Is..) Chinese Libraries, L.A.U.K. Trans (6) 40-44
igob Seaman (Dr.) A Notable Library, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2, lo

1907 VV^ood (M. v..) Library work in a ("hincs.- citv, 1./.. 1. Bull (i) Conf
No 84-87

SPECIAL— HONG KONG

1907 Libraries of Honi^ Kong, Lit Vr-Hk (^yy. 1908: Lit Yr-Bk 771
1909 Boone Colicgr Library, Wuchang, China, /,./. (^) 54-55

C390 JAPAN

1882 Pfoundes (C.) Jai)anese Libraries and Books, L.A..\LX. (3) 17S-180

1904 Libraries in Japan, P.L. (9) 407-8

1909 Sano (T.) Public Library in Japan, P.L. (14) 214-215

C39I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

1907 Libraries of the Str.iits Settlements, Lit Yr-Bk byy. i<)o8 : Lit Yr-Bk bji

C392 NORTH AFRICA— EGYPT 1 >; : .

1901 The oldest Library, Lib Occ No 8, 8-9 »

SOUTH AFRICA , , j

C393 CAPE COLONY i.Vi i (.;i

1890 Todd (D. P.) Souih African Public Library : Cftpe Town, L.J. (15) Conf

No 48-50
1894 Public Libraries in Cape Colony, Greenwood's I'ublic Libraries 523-524
1897 Leibbrandt (H. C. V.) Education and libraries of the Capo of Good Hope,
2nd hit Conf 179-93
Lawrence (P. .\L) Public Libraries in South Africa, L. (9) 1-16

1900 Boos^ (J. k.) [libraries of Greater Britain, L. (N.S.) (i) 183-184

1901 Public Libraries at the Capcj L..\.R. (3) 3b7-68 >

Dyer (B. L.) War and the Library — stray notes, L..1. (3) 97-101

1902 — Literature at the Cape seventy years-ago, L.A.R. (4) 366-70
1904 — Public Library conditions in South Africa, P.L. (9) 409-412

1907 Libraries of Cape (\)l(^ny. Lit Yr-Bk hyb. u)oX : Lit ^'r-Bk 770-771

C394 NATAL

1900 Boose (J. RO Libraries of Greater Britain, /.. (A..S.) (i) iSo
1907 Libraries in Natal, Lit Yr-Bk 676. i(i(»: TM Vr^Rh yyi

C395 RHODESIA

1907 Libraries in Rliode-i.i. Lit Yr-Bk hyb. i«)oS : /.// Yr-Bk yyi

C396 MAURITIUS

1907 Libraries in Mauriliu>, /.;'/ Yr-Bk 677. njoS : /./'/ Yr-Bk 771

C397 AUSTRALIA— GENERAL

1884 Holgate (C. \V.) Account of Libraries in Australia and Tasmania, L.A.

Trans (7) 74-1 ih ' ' ' ' '''' ''

1894 Public Libraries in Australasia, Grecuiuuod's Public Libraries 514'
1897 Sinclair (S.) .Australian .Museum Library, jnd Int Conf 207-208

1900 Boose (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (.V.S.) (i) 123-128, 179-181

1901 Australasian Libraries subsidised by (iovernmeni, /..I. of Australasia

Proceedings Ix.xiv-lxxvi

C398 SOUTH AUSTRALIA

igoi Suburban and county institute^ of South Australia, L..L of Australasia

Proceedings Iviii-lx
1907 South .'\usti-alian Lihr.iries, Lit VV-/JI,.', 675. i()oS : Lit Yr-Bk 769

146 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C399 WESTERN AUSTRALIA— GENERAL

1907 Libraries ot Western Australia, Lit Yr-Bk 676. iqo8 : Lit Yr-Bk 770

C400 QUEENSLAND

1900 Boose (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (X.S.) (i) 126
1907 Libraries in Queensland, Lit Yr-Bk 675. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk 769

C40I NEW SOUTH WALES— GENERAL

iS()7 Anderson (H. C L.) Library work in New South Wales, stid lut Conf
93-96, Discussion 236

1900 Boose (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (A. 5.) (i) 124-125

1901 Anderson (H. C. L.) National Library in relation to country Libraries

and students, L.A. of Australasia Proceedings xvi-xviii
1904 Winceyer (M.) Libraries in New South Wales, P.L. (9) 412-413
1907 Libraries in New South Wales, Lit Yr-Bk 675. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk 769

NEW SOUTH WALES— SPECIAL
C402 SYDNEY

1897 Banff (H. E.) Library of the University of Sydney, 2nd hit Conf 196-198

C403 VICTORIA— GENERAL

1901 Boys (R. D.) Public Lending^ Library of \'ictoria, L.A. of Australasia

Proceedings xxxix-xliv
1907 Victoria Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 675-676. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk 770

VICTORIA— SPECIAL
C404 MELBOURNE

1897 Love (K. F. J.) Library facilities of scientific investigation in Melbourne,
2nd Int Conf 204

1900 Boose (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, /.. (N.S.) (i) 124

1901 Melville (A. G.) Thirty years in a Melbourne Library, L.A. of Australasia

Proceedings Ixvi-lxvii

C405 TASMANIA— GENERAL

1884 Holgate (C. W.) Account of the Libraries in Tasmania, L.A. U.K. Trans

(7) 74-116
1900 Boosf^ (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (A .5.) (1) 127-8
1907 Libraries of Tasmania, Lit Yr-Bk 675. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk 770

C406 NEW ZEALAND— GENERAL

1897 Rf>we (T. W.) Public Libraries in New Zealand, 2nd Int Conf 199-200

1900 Boose (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (N.S.) (i) 179-180

1904 Baillie (H.) I.ibrary work in New Zealand, L.J. (2q) Conf No 89-91

1907 New Zealand Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 676. 1908 : Lit Yr-Bk 770

NEW ZEALAND— SPECIAL
C407 AUCKLAND

1885 Holgate (C. W.) Auckland Free Public Library, L.C. (3) 115-119

1897 Shillington (E.) Auckland Free Library, 2nd Int Conf 201-203
1900 Boos6 (J. R.) Libraries of Greater Britain, L. (N.S.) (i) 180

C408 WELLINGTON

ic)«)S Baillie (H.) Short account of work of New Zealand Libraries— Wellington
Public Library as an example, A. L.A. Bull (2) 143-146

C409 HONOLULU

1898 Creighton (J. B.) Honolulu Library, L.J. (23) 575-76

1905 Hillebrand (H. I..) Honolulu Library and Reading Room Association,

L.J. (jo) Conf No 140

C410 MALAYSIA— PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

1905 McKee (S.) American Library in Manila, P.L. (10) 472-3

Hillebrand (H.) Libraries in Hawaii, L J. (30) Conf No 140-r

1908 McKee (S.) Library work ; its opportunities and developments in the

Philippines, L.J. (33) 438-440
- - American Circulating Library of Manila. A. L.A. Bull (2) 254-257

UNIVERSITY I.IHRARIES

147

C4I1 COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES— (iKNERAL (History,
Methods of Administration, etc.)

1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. X. Clark, c:oll«■^r(• labrari.s in llir I'nitcd Staus,

U.S. Govt Kept 6o-\2b
Robinson (O. II.) Collei^c I,ibrary administration, / .s. Covl Kept 505-J/;

1877 Bowker (R. R.) Learning to read in (.'ollej^e, ]..]. (j) 00-62
College Letters from 19 Colleges, L.]. (2) 67-75

1878 Winsor (J.) College Library and the elapses. L.]. (3) 5-0

1879 — College and other higher Libraries, /-./. (4) 399-402

1880 Green (S. S.) Relation of the Public Library to the Public Schools, L.].

(5) 235-236
Cutter (C. A.) Ciovernment pamphlet on College Librarir^, L.J. (5) i7()-Sj
College I-leading Rt)oms, L.J. (5) 310-31 1

1885 Davis (T. K.) College Library and the College, L.J. (10) 100-103
Guild (R. A.) College Libraries, L.J. (10) 216, 327

F etcher (W. L) Report on College Libraries, L.J. (10) 267-269

1886 Woodruff (E. H.) University Libraries and seminary methods of

instruction, L.J. (11) 219-224. Discussion 371-372, 435-436
Dewey (M.) Libraries the true L'niversities for scholars as well as the
people, L.iV. (V..S.) (i) 49-50

1889 Clarke (E. E.) Deparlmentaf arrangement of C^oUege FJbraries, L.J. (14)

340-43

1890 Hull (C. H.) -Subject catalogues in College Libraries, L.J. (15) 167-171

1893 Ambrose (L.) Study (jf College Libraries, L.J. (18) 113-119
Little (G. T.) .School and College Libraries, L.J. (iS) 431-33

Poole (W. F.) University Library and University curriculum, L.J. (18)

470-71
Flint (W.) Statistics of Public Libraries in the Linited States and Canada,
IKS. Govt Kept

1894 Rowell (J. C.) College Libraries and their relation lo the public, 1..J.

(•9) 50
Koopman (H. L.) Functions of a University Library, L.J. (19) Conf No
24-30, Discussion 151-152

1897 Harris (G. W.) Notes on the government and control of College Libraries,

L.J. (22) Conf No 55-57
Wh taker (A. E.) College Library in education, P.L. (2) 347-48

1898 Baker (G. H.) Relation of seminar)- and department Libraries to the

general University Library. L.J. (2^^) Conf No loj-l)
Adier (C.) Relation of the publishing department of a University to ir>

Library, L.J. (21,) Conf No 106
James (M. J.) What proportion of its funds is a College Library justified

in devoting to current periodicals? L.J. (23) Conf No 45-49

1899 Little (G. T.) Library and the small College, L.J. (24) Conf No 50-53
igoo Lord (L E.) College Library versus University Library, L.J. (25) Conf

No 45-49
Williams (H.) (\)llege Libraries in the United Staie>, A'.V..S"./-. Kept
Bibliograph No 19 (83) 610-655

1901 Bishop (W. W.) Problem of the departmental sv^tcm of Iniversilv

Libraries, /../. (26) 14-18 ' •

1902 Hopkins (A. H.) Organization and administration of Unixcrsity Liljraries,

P.L. (7) 297-99

1903 Functions of a University Library, L. U'. (5) 264-<)5

1904 Baldwin (E. G.) Some old forgotten School Libraries, /,./. (20) '75-?)
Canfield (J. H.) Library of the American University, P.L. (9) 3S5-8S

1905 Rowell (J. C.) On the distribution of income in the College Library, /../.

(30) Conf No 84-8()
1907 Replies to questions concerning College Library administration, -LL.-i.

Bull (i) Conf No 26J-266
Carlton (W. N. C.) College Libraries in the mid kiiIi c rnurx , /../. (',2)

479-86
Daniels (J. F.) Indclirminate functions of a Collide Library. /../. (j^z)

4S7.92
Brip-gs (W. B.) Reference work in Public and m College Libraries: .1

comparison and a contrast, L.J. (32) 492-95
Duty free importation of books bv College and im-orporated Libraries,

L'.J. (32) 502-4
Kerr (W. H.) DeveIoi)ing a College Librarv, P. I.. (12) 214.17

148 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Graham (R. O.) Library and the small College, P.L. {12) 218-20
Wilson (L. N.) Correlation of the Library and other departments of
College and I'niversities, P.L,. (12) 220-21
190S Richardson (E. C.) Open shelves for University Libraries, A.L.A. Bull
(2) 325-327
Bishop (W .\\.) .\mount of help to be given to readers, A.L.A. Bull (2)

327-332, L.J. (ji) 264-26S
Koch (T. W.) Apportionment of book funds in College and University

Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (2) 341-347
Austen (W.) University liranch Libraries, L.J. (33) 220-222
Lane (W. C.) Central bureau of information and loan collection for

College Libraries, L.J. (33) 429-433
Babine (A. V.) Problems of a College Library, P.L. (13) 340-342
1909 Butlin (I. M.) Honour system in College Libraries, L.J. (34) 162-164

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C412 ABERDEEN

1900 Wishart (J. W.) University Library at Aberdeen, L.W. (2) 141, 173-75.

C413 CAMBRIDGE— GENERAL

1877 Robarts (C. H.) University Libraries as national institutions, L.J. (2).
129-140, 248-251

1901 College Libraries of Cambridge, L. W. (3) 208-9

C414 CAMBRIDGE— SPECIAL

1882 Bradshaw (H.) Some account of the organization of the Cambridge

University Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (5) 229-37
1904 Aldis (H. G.) Organization and methods of the Cambridge University

Library, L.A.R. (7) 625-36, Discussion 545-47

C415 CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE LIBRARY

1891 Lewis (S. S.) Library of Corpus Christi College, L. (3) 121-25

C4I6 EMANUEL COLLEGE LIBRARY

1882 Pearson (J. B.) ICmanuel College Library, L.l.L'.A'. Trans (5) 242-43

C4I7 TRINITY COLLEGE LIBRARY

1882 Sinker (R.) Trinity College Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (5) 144-48

C418 CHICAGO UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1892 Dixson (Z. A.) Library of the Chicago University, L.J. (17) 50-51
1895 — Departmental Libraries of the University of Chicago, /../. (20) 375-77

C419 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1907 Canfield (J. H.) Special Students' Reference Room at the Colinnbia
University, P.L. (12) 217-18

C420 CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1893 Austin (W.) Referehce, seminarv and def»artment Libraries at Cornell

University, L.J. (18) 181-83

C421 EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1880 Small (J.) Historical sketch of the Library of the Edinburgh University,
L.A.L.K. Trans (3) 95-103

C422 ETON COLLEGE LIBRARY

1S91 Thackeray (l'\ St. J.) Notes on the Library at Eton College, L. (3) 54-58

C423 GLASGOW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1898 Dickson (Prof.) Glasgow Universitv I^ibrarv : its growth by donations,
L. (8) 381-93

C424 LANCASHIRE SCHOOL LIBRARIES

1886 Christie (R. C.) Old Church and School Libraries of Lancashire, L.C.
(3) 15-17

ECCLESIASTICAL LIBRARIES

C425 LONDON UNIVERSITY

iqo4 Baker (E. A.) Library of thr I iiivcrsily of London, /.. II'. (b) -207-1)
i()oq Chanibfrs (R. N.) Library i)f thi- Univt'isity Ct.llc^-i i>f Loiulon. / . I.//.
('0 JSo-JS-'^- Discussion 361-363

C426 MANCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL LIBRARY

iS;() Sutton (C. W. I Manc-hestcr Gramn\ar School Liluarv, /,.!./. A'. Iraus
{2) 126

C427 LANCASHIRE INDEPENDENT COLLEGE LIBRARY. MANCHESTER

iS/q Sutton (C. W.) Lancashiro Indcpindont Collf^'^c. L.A.I'.K. Trans (2) 126

C428 OWENS COLLEGE LIBRARY

1X71) Kay (J. T.) Owens C'ollej^'e Library. L.A.U.K. Trmis (2) ii()-i7. 1893:
L. is) 20-33 , ,

C429 NEBRASKA

i>)04 Xichol (>L W.) Collij^e Library in Nebraska, L.J. (-•(») 2<)4-i)7

C430 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

ii)oi New York Vniversity Library, /'./,. (6) 239-47

C430 1 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, EVANSTON, ILLINOIS

1S94 Ambrose (L.) Orrlnf,^ton Lunt Library, /,./. (ig) 33X-3^<>

C431 OXFORD UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

1577 Robarts (C. H.) I'niversity Libraries as National Lil)rari(s, L.J. (2)

129-140, 248-251

1578 Thomas (E. C.) Libraries of Oxford, L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 24-2S

C432 BODLEIAN LIBRARY

i()02 Bodl(Man Library Tercentenary, L.W. (5) 113-iiq

C433 RADCLIFFE LIBRARY

1S7S Aciand (Sir IL W.) Foundation and progress of tlie RadclilTe Library,
L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 29-31

C434 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

i()00 Richardson (E. C.) Princeton University Library and its reori^anization,
;../. (25) 219-22

C435 ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

1S77 Robinson (O- H.) Colle^-e Libraries and Semi-Pubiic Litjraries. The
Rochester l'niyer>ily Library, L.J. (12) 57-60

C436 SION COLLEGE LIBRARY, LONDON

rSqo Mihnan ,'W. H.) Library of Sion College, L. (2) 55-<)4

C437 SURGEONS, ROYAL COLLEGE OF

1SS9 Bailey (J. B.) Library of the Royal College of Surgeons in Kngland, I..
(I) '249-61

C438 YALE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

iS()o Yale's New lniyersit\- building, /,./. (15) 2_^i,

C439 ECCLESIASTICAL LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1876 Theological Libraries in the United States, U.S. Covl Rapt 127-37

Sumner (J. S.) Theological Libraries in the Ignited States. U.S. (,ovt
Rept 137-160

1878 Reynolds (IL E.) Our Cathedral Libraries, L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 32-43

1882 Clizbe (J.) A Church Library, L.J. (7) 86

1885 Richardson (E. C.) Report on Theological Libraries. /../. (10) 269

1889 Taylor (J.) First Free Protestant Library in England. /,./. (r4) 477

iSqo — Monastic Scriptorium, L. (2) 237-44, 282-91

Winsor (J.) Cathedral and other English Librario-, /../. (15) 332-3.^

I50 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1901 Bray Clerical Libraries, L.A.R. (3) 29-31

1904 Morgan (A.) Monastic Libraries, L.A.R. (6) 290-97

1909 — Monastic book-making, L.A.R. (11) 303-320

Savage (E. A.) Care of books in early Irish Monastic Libraries, L. (N.S.)
(10) 362-370

ECCLESIASTICAL LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C440 LANCASHIRE

1883 Christie (R. C.) Old Church and School Libraries of Lancashire, L.A.U.K.
Trans (6) 45-57. 18S6 : L.C. (13) 15-17

C441 LINCOLN CATHEDRAL LIBRARY

1892 Maddison (A. R.) Lincoln Cathedral Library, L. (6) 303-12

C442 MANCHESTER

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Bible Christian Church Library, Salford, L.A.U.K. Trans
(2) 125
- Manchester Cathedral Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 126

C443 ODENWALD, BAVARIA

1901 Axon (W. E. A.) Church Library at Michelstadt in Odenwald, L. (N.S.)
(2) 405-412

C444 VATICAN LIBRARY, ROME

1894 Sayle (C.) Vatican Library, L. (6) 327-43

igoo Bishop (W. W.) A'atican Library : some notes by a student, L.J. (25)
I I (>- I I 2

C445 WELLS CATHEDRAL LIBRARY

1901 Wells Cathedral Library, L.A.R. (3) 86-87

1906 Williams (T. W.) Wells Cathedral Library, L.A.R. (8) 372-77

C446 CHAINED LIBRARIES

1889 Blades (W.) On Chained Libraries, L. (i) 411-16

1891 Brassington (W. S.) Additional notes to Blades' " Bibliographical Miscel-
lanies," No 3, 4, 5. Books in Chains, L. (3) 270-73, 441-45

1906 Links with the past: an ancient Public Library Wimborne, B.A.R. (3)

xxv-xxvi

UNITED STATES— LIBRARIES OF HISTORICAL SOCIETIES
C447 GENERAL

1876 Homes (H. A.) Historical Societies in the United States, U.S. Govt Re.pt
312-25
Fletcher (W. L) (General conditions respecting historical research, U.S.

Govt Rept 325-32
Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Sketches of individual societies. U.S.
Govt Rept 332-77

C448 SPECIAL

1887 Chicago. Boss (H. R.) Chicago Historical Library, L.J. (12) 72

1891 Wisconsin. State Historical Society Library, Thwaites (R. G.), L.J. (16)

203-207

1892 Illinois. State Historical Library, L.J. (17) 244

1893 Hartlepool, Conn. Wadsworth Athenaeum Library, L.J. (18) 12-13
Minnesota. Historical .Society : Collection of n<'\vspapers and socirtv

publications, L.J. (18) 80-81
St. Louis Historical .Society Library, L.J. (18) 80-81. Collection of
newspapers and society publications

1907 (Randall (F. .\.) Library of Public Documents in the Ofitice of the

.Superintendent of Documents, L.J. (32) 2o3-()

C449 HOSPITAL LIBRARIES

1895 Tylor (D.) Hospital Libraries, L. (7) 347-352

1899 Loomis (M. L. W.) Plan for a Hospital Library, L.J. (24) 110

MEDICAL IJHRAUIK^ \\\ igi

U)04 Hospital Lihraries in the field, L.A.h'. (O) 2(n-jti>

Klotz (H. (r.) Hrief history of the Library of the Physicians to th.-
(iernian Hospital and Dispensary of the C'itv of New York, Med Lib and
Hist Jul (z) 4.^40
Winfield (J. M.) Presentation of the Librar\ of the IMivsicians to tin-
(ierman Hospital and Dispensary. New York, to the Library of th«'
Medical Society of the County of 'Kins:s. Med Lib and Ili^t }>d'(2) 4(>.48

1905 Myers (G. \\ .) Medical Libraries in Hospital-., Med Lib and Hist Inl l\)

2S2-2S7 ■' ^

1907 Packard (F. K.) ICarly Medical Libraries in America : being an account of
the origin and growth of the Libraries of the Pennsyhania Hospital and
of the College of Physicians of Philadelj)hia, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (■>,)
1)0-1 08

For Metiiial Libraries — History and Adniinisiraiiun, see (45^,

C450 HOUSEHOLD LIBRARIES

1896 Cutler (M. S.) Home Libraries, L.J. (21) 6o-()j

1899 White (H.) On the value of Home 1-ibraries, L.J. (_>4) funf No 2j-2^

C451 LAW LIBRARIES

1870 Griswold (S. B.) Law Libraries in the I nilcd Statrs. r..S. Cozl Rept

ibi-170
1881 Douthwaite (W. R.) Libraries of thi- Inns of Court, L.l.i'.K. Trans

(4) ^7-30
Notes on the Gray's Inn Library, L.,L3/.A. (2) 2-7
1887 Pollock (F.) Use and ordering of Law Libraries, L.C. (4) J1-17

1906 Classification of Law at the Universitj- of California, L.J. (31) 147-148

1907 Gilbert (F. B.) Special functions of a Law Library, A.L.A. Bull (i) 92-96
Report of Committee on exchange of legal publications, A.L.A. Bull (i)

251-^52
Herry (W . J. C.) Law Classification under the author arrangement,

.LL..4. Bull (i) 257-258
Wire (G. E.) Subject classification of text-books in Law Libraries, /1.L..L

Bull (l) 2SX-2(X)

C452 LIBRARIES FOR THE BLIND

1887 Briscoe (J. P.) Libraries for the blind, L.C. (4) 68-71

1906 Allen (E. E.) Library work for the blind, /„/. (^,1) 8-1 1

Dickinson (A. D.) National Library for Hi. blind, /../. (31) Ji8, I'.L. (11)
308-309

1907 Thomson (J.) Library work amongst the lllind, .1./,..!. Bull (i) 46-47

C453 MEDICAL LIBRARIES

1876 Billings (J. S.) Medical Libraries in the L nited Sl.ites, (.N. I\'ept 171-182
1879 Cullingworth (C. J.) Manchester Medical Society's Library, L.A. Trans

U) 127 ■ , ■

i88<) Bailey (J. B.) Library of the Royal College of Surgeons in England. /..

(I) 249-261
1899 Medical section in the Indianapolis Public Library, P.L. (4) 85-S6
1901 GrilVith (L. M.) Some things of general interest in the Bristol Medical

Library, L.A.K. (3) 285-297, 34'-35-'
1903 Winfield (J. M. T.) Brief account of the Library of the Medical Society

of the Count) of Kings, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (1) 27-32
Browne (J. S.) A few hints on Medic.tl Libr.iry administration, .Med Lib

and Hist Jnl (i) 33-34
Huntington (A. T.) Practical system of classification for .Medical

Libraries, large or small, Med Lib and Hist Jul (i) 35-4.>
Fisher (C. P.) Remarks on Library management, Med Lib aiul Hist Jnl

(i) 124-126
Chadwick (J. R.) The Boston Medical Library, ill.. Med Lib and Hist

Jnl (i) 127-135
Myers (G. W.) Dusting the Library, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (i) 135-136
Fisher (C. P.) Typewriter in cataloguing and shelf-listing, ill.. .Med Lib

and Hist Jnl (i) 201-206
Huntington (A. T.) Completing periodical fili- and the ii«-e of r.nrd ch«ck

lists, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (i) 281-284

152 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Huntintjton (A. T.) Medical Library movement in the United States,

Med Lib and Hist Jnl (2) 43-46
VVinfit'Id (J. M.) Medical Library as a factor in medical education, Med

Lib cuul Hist Jnl (2) 183-187
Taylor (L. H.) Medical Libraries in smaller cities, Med Lib atid Hist Jnl

(2) 187-192

1904 Bunnell (A.) New York State Medical Library, Med Lib and Hist JnJ (2)

i95-i«)7

Fisher (C. P.) Medical Libraries, medical publishers, and the medical
profession, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (2) 192-195

Noyes (M. C.) Sketch of the Library of the Medical and Chirurijical
Faculty of the State of Maryland, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (2) 317-320

Klotz (H. G.) Brief history of the I Jbrary of the Physicians to the Gor-
man Hospital and Dispensary of the City of New York, Med Lib and
Hist Jnl (2) 43-46

Winfield (J. M.) Presentation of the Library of the Physicians to the
frerman Hospital and Dispensary, New York, to the Library of the
Medical Society of the County of Kings, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (2) 46-48

1905 Davidow (A. D.) Medical Libraries, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (3) 45-99
Krauss (W. C.) Need of a Medical Library in Buffalo, Med Lib and Hist

Jnl (3) 127-140
Dock (G.) Medical Library of the University of Michigan, Med Lib and

Hist Jnl (3) 165-173
Wolfstein (D. F.) Value of the Medical Library to the Community, Med

Lib and Hist Jnl (3) 198-207
Myers (G. W.) Medical Libraries in hospitals, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (3)

282-287

1906 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Medical Libraries of London, L.A.R. (8) 405-422
Fisher (C. P.) Some points in the interior arrangement and construction

of a building for a special Library, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (4) 107-112
Garrison (F. H.) Sketch of the Library of the Surgeon-General's Office,
Med Lib and Hist Jnl (4) 21 1-2 16

1907 Ranck (S. H.) Use of Medical Libraries, A.L.A. Bnll (i) Conf No 169-174
Fisher (C. P.) Should the size and growth of a Medical Library be

restricted? Med Lib and Hist Jnl (5) 34-35
Packard (F. R.) Early Medical Libraries in America : being an account

of the origin and growth of the Pennsylvania Hospital and of the College

of Physicians of Philadelphia, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (5) 96-108
Fisher (C. P.) How much is the Library appreciated? Med Lib and Hist

Jnl (5) 109-110
Huntingtun (A. T.) Association of Medical Librarians : past, present and

future, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (5) 111-123
Ranck (S. H.) Medical departments in Public I^ibraries, Med Lib and

Hist Jnl (5) 210-220
Browning (\\'.) Medical history repositories: a suggestion, Med Lib and

Hist Jul (5) 287-291

1908 Farlow*(J. W.,) Medical Library and its contents. The Aesculapian (i)

No I, 43-52
Black (C. E.) Story of one Medical Library, P.L. (13) 397-4oi
See afso Hospital Libraries C 449

C454 MILITARY LIBRARIES

1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries for soldiers, U.S. Govt Kept

273-76
1900 Carter (B.) Military libraries, L.W. (2) 233-35
1907 Heckman (F. B.) Libraries in the United States Army, L.J. (32) 68-69

C455 NAVAL LIBRARIES

1876 Nourse (J. H.) Naval Observatory Library, U.S. Govt Rcpt 267-68

Karney (T.) United States Naval Academy 'Library, U.S. Govt Rept 268-9
Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries for soldiers and sailors, U.S.
Govt Rept 273-76
1900 Carter (B.) Naval Libraries, L.W. (2) 290-92

1907 Heckman (F. B.) Libraries in the United States Army and Navv, L.J.
(32) 68-69

€456 LIGHTHOUSE LIBRARIES

1885 A. H. Lighthouse Libraries, L.J. (10) 31

ENDOWED LIliI^.\KIK> 153

C457 PRISON LIBRARIES

1S76 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries in Prisons and Reformatories,
U.S. Govt Kept 2I8-22C)

1899 Selby (\V. L.) Prison Libraries : an hitherto undevijloiicd fnkl of English

librarianship, L.A. (i) uSy-itjo
White (H.) On the value of Prison Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 27-211

1900 Harvey (W.) A peep into a Prison Library, L.W. (2) 183-84

C458 REFORMATORY SCHOOL LIBRARIES

1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Libraries in Prisi.ii- and Reformatories,

U.S. Govt Kept 218-229
1907 Farr (M. P.) A Library in a Reform School, P.L. (12) 234-35

C459 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LIBRARIES

1S81 Humphrey (G. R.) Workmen's or factory libraries, L..1..U.A'. (2) 53-58
1884 Shop Libraries and Reading Rooms, /../. (9) 87

1892 Samuelson (J.) A P\amous Industrial Libniry, L. (4) iSS-iSq

1896 Owen (E.) Workmen's Libraries in Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire^

L. (8) 1-14

1904 Lee (G. W.) A Private Business Library and Information Bureau (Library

of Stone X: Webster, of Boston), L.J. (29) 591

C460 RAILWAY LIBRARIES

1884 Freeman (J.) Canadian Pacific Railroad Co.'s Library and Reading Room,
L.J. (9) 115, 120

1897 Ranck (S. H.) Railroad or Travelling Libraries, L.J. (22) 10-13

1905 Riebenach (M.) Railway Libraries, L.j. (30) 927-28

C46I SCIENTIFIC LIBRARIES

1876 Gill (T.) Scientific Libraries in the United States, U.S. Govt Rcpt 183-217

C462 SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1878 Briscoe (J. P.) Subscription Libraries in connection with Free Public

Libraries, L.A.U.K. Trans (i) 19-23
1880 Harrison (R.) Dr. Pricstlev, and his ix-lations to Proprielarv Libraries,

L.A.M.X. (i) 7-21

1893 Cutter (C. A.) Proprietary Libraries and their relation to Public Libraries,

L.y. (18) 247-48

1907 Bolton (C. K.) I'ree Public Libraries as promoters of Subscription

Libraries, I'.L. {12) 175
KKH) Relative service of Subscription and Free Libraries, K.Y.L. (i) 226-228
Subscription Library and the State, N.Y.f.. (i) 226-228

C463 SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARIES— SPECIAL

1900 Clarke (A.) The Reputed iirst circulating Subscription Librarv in London,
L. (A-.5.) (I) 274-Sc,
Booklovers* Library

190^ Gill (F. H.) Booklovers' Librarv : its organization and svstcm of distribu-
tion, !'.[.. (S) 257-()i

C4(i4 ENDOWED LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
Bethnal Green, London

1890 Hilchen {G. F.) An East-lMul Library, /,. (2) 174-77

Bethnal Green— Toynbee Hall
J893 Hales (S.) Toynbee Il.ill. /.. (5) J77-8.)

People's Palace, .Mile End
1890 J.imes (.M. S. K.) reoi)le's Palace Librarv, /.. (2) 341-51
1893 — People'.- Pal;(e( .and it- Library, /.../. (18) 427-30

Cripplegate Institute, London
1900 Ward (A. T.) Cripplegate Inslilule ;nul West City Free Libraries

Rylands Librar>, .Manchester
1899 John Rvlands Librarv, .Manchester, A. I. A'. (1) ^'q-rr. uyc)-^f<\ f-.J. (^4) '
62 1-2 {

154 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C465 CLUB AND SOCIETY LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1.S85 Smith (S.) Club and ln>liriUt.- Libraries, L.C. {2) 2S-33

CLUB AND SOCIETY LIBRARIES— SPECIAL
C466 ALPINE CLUB

i886 Pollock (F.) Library of ih<- Alpine ("!ub. L.C. (;,) i.^<.-i4,,

C467 MANCHESTER

1879 Sutton (C. W.) Manchester Athenieuui Library, /„.!./ ./\. Trans (2) 126

— Manchester Literary Club and other Societies, L.AJ.K. Traus (2) ijc)

— Friends' Meeting- House and Institute, L.A.l'.K. 'I'nvis (2) 125

— Literary and Philosophical Societj-'s Library, f..AJ.K. Trans (2) 1211

— Manchester Mechanics Institution, L.A.l'.K. Trans (2) 127

— Manchester Portico Library, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 128
Cullinj^worth (C. J.) Manchester Medical Society's Ijibrary, L.A.U.K.

Trans (2) 127

C469 NEW YORK

1889 New York Club Libraries, /../. ( 14) 88-Sr,

C470 NATIONAL LIBERAL CLUB

1890 Hutton (A. W.) A Political Club Library: 'l"li«- (.ladsioii.- Librarv at the

National Liberal Club, /.. (2) 77-80 ' .

C47I POLYTECHNIC LIBRARIES

i8g8 Carter (A. H.) Polytechnic and Public Libraries of London, L.A. (i) 16-19

C472 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARIES

1876 Brainerd (C.) Libraries of the Young Men's ("hristian A'^sociations, U.S.

Govt RcM 386-88
1885 Poole (R. B.) Libraries of the Y.M.C.A., I..J. (10) 221

C473 YOUNG MEN'S MERCANTILE LIBRARIES

1876 Perkins (F. B.) Youni,-- Men's Mercantile Libraries, I'.S. Govt Kept 378-85

C474 YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARIES IN
UNITED STATES

i8()2 Cattt'll (S. W.) Work in Young- Women's ChrisLi:ui Association Libraries,
L.J. (17) Conf No 91-92. 1894: L.J. (iq) 121-124

C475 WOMEN'S CLUB LIBRARIES IN THE UNITED STATES

1885 Women's Club Libraries, L.J. (10) 23

C476 PRIVATE LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1878 Wheatley (B. R.) Desultory thou.ghts on the arraiigenieiu of a Private

Librarv, L.J. (3) 211-ib
J885 Richards (H. C.) Citv Libraries, L.C. (2) 15-17
1893 Hedcler (G.) Projected list of Private Libraries, L.J. (18) 475
1895 Edmond (J. P.) Plea for Private Libraries, /.. (7) 211-215
1899 Crawford (Earl of) Private Library and the individual i-ollector : Presi-
dential address. L.A.R. (i) 572-70
j.)00 Clarke (A. L.) Reputed first circulating" Library in London, L. {N..S.) (i)
274-297
Axon (W. I'-. A.) London circulating^ Library m 1743, /.. (A..S'.) (i) 377-378
Layard (Cf. S.) Poolinj^ of Private Libraries, /-. (A'..S.) |i) 245-253

PRIVATE LIBRARIES OF AMERICA
C477 BIBLIOGRAPHY

i88() Ford (P. L.) Bihliograi^hy of Private Libraries, /../. (14) 3o()-7

C 478 BOSTON

ii)04 Lee (C. W.) A Private business Library and information biue.iu (Library
of Stone t\: Webster, Boston), /,./. (29) 501

C479 BROOKLYN

1888 Ford (l\ L.) Private Libraries of lirooklyn, /../. (13) 296

,:,,. PRIVATE LIBRARIES

C480 NEW YORK

iSSc) Ford (P. L.) Frivaic Libraries of New Vork. L.J. (14) 20-^2, S,;-S4, n 1-112

C48I ST. LOUIS

iSoj St. Louis Privali- Libraries, I.. J. (17) 454-56

PRIVATK LIBRARIES
C482 ALTHORP LIBRARY

18S4 Bruce (Lord Charles) Althorp Library, L.A.L .K. I'raiis (7) 51-6(1. 1885 :

L.C. {2) 6-15'
iSqj Millard (G. M.) Spencer Library :\t Althorp, L.J. (17) .584-S5

C483 BONAPARTE LIBRARY

i8i)S Bonaparte Library, /.. (8) 248-51

C484 CHATSWORTH LIBRARY

1898 Crowther (W.) ("hatswurth and its Library, L. (S) 43f»-44

C485 CHESSHYRE'S LIBRARY

187c) Axon (W. L. A.) Sir John Ches.shyre's Library at Halloii in Cheshire,
L. (.V.N.l (5) 35-38

C486 CONWAY'S LIBRARY

1904 Plomer (tL R.) A Cavalier Library (Viscount Conwav's Library),

L. (.V.5.) (5) 158-7-'

C487 GLADSTONE'S LIBRARY

1887 Williams (F. W.) Gladstone's Library, L.J. (u) 116-121

C488 HAIGH HALL LIBRARY

1883 Haigh Hall Library, Wigan, L.X.V.K. Trans (6) 191-95

C489 HALL (THOMAS) LIBRARY

1888 Brassington (W. S.) Thomas Hall, and , the old Libiary founded by hin>

at King's Norton, L.C. (5) 61-71

C490 HONEYWOOI) (DEAN) LIBRARY

1902 .\Liddison i^l". R.) Canon. Dean Honeyvvood's Library, L.A.ly. (4) 390-3.

C49I LOCKER LIBRARY

1905 Pollard (A. W.) Tlu Roufant Books (Mr. Locker's Library), L. (iV.5.>

(6) 3o«,-]4

C492 MARSH'S LIBRARY

1899 Whit(; (N. j. D.) Account of Marsh's Library, Dublin, L..1.A'. (1) 132-45.

C493 PEPYS' LIBRARY

!no3 Savage (I". A.) Sanuit I Pepys' Libr.iry, L. (A'.S.) (4) 286-1)1

C49I SMITH (RICHARD) LIBRARY

1907 Duff (l-;. (...) Library of Richard Sniiih, /,. (.V.5.) (S) 113-33

C49.> THORESBV (RALPH) LIBRARY

1S89 Library e«f Ralph Thoresby, L. (1) 185-.J6

C496 VALLIERE (DUC DE LA) LIBRARY

1S.S5 Christie (R. C.) Catai(>gu<s t.f the Libr.uv t>f the Due de la \aiiiire, L.C.
(-■) 15.^-5"

C497 PROPRIETARY LIBRARIES- GENERAL

ujoh Swift (L.) Pruprie(ary Libraries ;ind Public Librarii-, /../. (31) -'7-'-4

I'ietcher (W. 1.) iVoprietary Library in relation to the Public Library

mov(inent, /../. (jr) 268-72
.Stone (.\. Tl.) Proprietarv I-ibrary's excuse for Ix ing, [..J. (31) 274-5

t56 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

C498 ENDOWMENT— GIFTS AND BEQUESTS

1885 Galbraith (L. W.) Institute funds and a professional Library, L.J. (10) 154
1887 Ballard (T. P.) How to use Mr. Tilden's bequest, L.J. (12) 72

1890 Hewins (C. M.) Report on .^'ifts and bequests, /,./. (15) Conf No 14-15
Carnej^ie (A.) Library as a Held for philanthropy, L./. (15) 42-43

1891 Hewins (C. M.) Report on gifts and bequests, L./. (16) Conf No 27-21)

1893 Spoflford (A. R.) Aids to Library progress bv'T:!^'.' Government, L.J.

(18) 24S-9 .>.■•;.,(. ; . .: .

1894 Kephart (H.) Report on gifts and bequests, to Libraries, L.J. (19) Conf

No 6i-b3
Public Library funds, Greenwood's Public Libraries 376-381
1896 Hazeltine (E.) Maintaining the Public Library by endowment, L.J. (21)
93-95 ''■■ \ .'■■.. ■

Hewins (C. M.) Report on gifts and bequests, L.J. (31) Conf No 5S-64.
1897 : L.J. (22) 90-93
1898 Andrews (E. P.) Report on gifts and be/quests to Libraries, L.J. {2t,)
Conf No 52-55

1900 Andrew Carnegie's gifts to American Libraries in 1S99, -L-/- (-25) 18
Stockwell (G.) Report on gifts and bequests, 1899-1900, L.J. (25) Cpnf

No 92-105

1901 Andrew Carnegie's gifts to American Libraries in igoo, L.J. (26) 21, 232-3
Howells (W. D.) Examination of Library gift houses, L.J. (26) 741-43
Cole (G. W.) Report on gifts and bequests to American Libraries, L.J.

(26) Conf No 87-102 s .

1902 Andrew Carnegie's gifts to American Libraries, L.J. (27) 24-25, 161, 223
Cole ((i. W.) Report on gifts and bequests to American Libraries, L.J.

(27) Conf No 97-119

1903 Carnegie's gifts to American Libraries, L.J. (2f8) 15-16

Harrison (J. L.) Report on gifts and bequests to American Libraries,

L.J. (28) Conf No 111-126
Mr. Carnegie's gifts to Libraries and other educational ihstitutiond,

L. (.V.5.) (4) 104-112

1904 Carnegi(! gifts to American Libraries in 1903, L.J. (29) 22-23
Harrison (J. L.) Report on gifts and bequests to American Libraries,

from 1881 to 1904, L.J. (29) Conf No 173-187

1905 Koch (T. M.) Purpose of the Carnegie gifts, L.J. (^o) Conf No 78-81
Harrison (J. L.) Report on gifts and bequests to American Libraries,

L.J. (30) Conf No 110-120 ,.,., ,,. , ,^ .(> , . ,,,,-,, ,,,,

Carnegie gifts to American Libraries, L./. (30) 20-23, 281-283 "~~-- '

Marcosson (J. L) Remarkable sVstem of Carnegie in giving of Libraries,

Minn P.L.C. Notes (3) 2-3 • i •

What is the best method of securing a gift from Mr. Carnegie tor a

Library building in a small town, Wis Lib Bull (i) 65-66

1906 Carnegie gifts to American Libraries, L.J. (31) 72-73, 123
Wisdom of Carnegie gifts, L.J. (31) 105-106

Hall (D. B.) Report on gifts and bequests to American Libraries, Jan. i-

Dec. 31, 1905, L.J. (31) Conf No 159-174
Gifts and burdens, Ind .Stale Lib Bull No 12. 1-2

1907 Carnegie gifts to American Libraries, L.J. (32) ^3-'24

Johnson (R.) Public Libraries and Mr. Andrew Carnegie, L.J. (32) 440-41
Report on gifts and bequests to .\merican Libraries, 1906, A.L.A. Bull (i)

306-310 . ■ .) ■!

Gifts and bequests to American Libraries arranged alphabetically by

States, .l.L.;L BiiU (i) Conf No 306-310. ti,oS : A.L.A. Bull (2) 24-2S

1908 Carnegie gifts of 1907, L.J. (33) 2, 19

1909 Carnegie gifts, L.J. (34) 11-12

Suggestions for Mr. Carnegie for stocking Carnegie Libraries, P.L. (14)

129-130
Sterneck (O. Von) Looking the ^^-ift horse in the mouth, P.L. (14) 290
Gifts and bequests to American Libraries, 1908, A.L.A. Bull (3) 14-20

C499 ARGUMENTS IN FAVOUR OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1883 West (T. H.) Usefulness of Libraries in small towns, L.J. (8) 237

1884 Hubbard (J. M.) How to use a Public Library, L.J. (9) 25
Foster (W. E.) Young writer's use of a Library, L.J. (9) 157

Perkins (F. B.) Public Libraries and the public, with special reference
to San Francisco, L.J. (10) 223

ARGUMENTS AGAINST LIBKAKrES ^ 157

Pierce (B. K.) Probable intellectual and moral oli'tcomc of the rapid
increase of Public Libraries, f..J. (10) J^
1887 D— — (J.) Dream of a Peopl.-'s Lii)rary. /../. (iz) .'bo

1889 Hubbard (J. M.) Arc Public Libraries public blessiii^rs, LJ. (14) 4o7-(,

1890 Crunden (F. M.) Value of a Free Library, L.J. (15) 79.81

Meeting in favour of New York Circulating Library, L.J. (15) 105-110

1891 MacAIister (J. Y. W.) Partingtonian sociology' : a review of Mr. O'Brien's
' Article on "Free Libraries," L. (3) 103-8

Cohen (J.) Value of Libraries, L.J. (16) 174-5

(ireen (S. S.) President's address, at San Franci^f:Qj(^or^f, /../. (16) Conf
No I- ■....,

Foster (\V. E.) Argument for public support of Public Libraries, /,./.
(16) Conf No 39-47

1892 Scott (D.) Reasonableness of Free Public Libraries, L. (4) 298-301
Green (G. S.) Adaptation of Libraries to Constituencies, U..S. Govt Rcpt

698-703

1894 Plea for Public Libraries, Greenwood's Public Libraries y-^ty

1896 Rosebery (Lord) On Public Libraries, L. (8) 314-18
Caine (Hall) On Public Libraries, L. (S) 368-70
Carnegie (Andrew) On Public Libraries, L. (8) 501-4
Irving (Sir Henry) On Public Libraries, L. (8) 549-53

.1897 Cheever (W. H.) L^se and abuse of Township Libraries, P.L. (2) 349

1898 Morley (John) On Public Libraries, L. (10) 208-1 r

1899 Russell (Lord) The Lord C'hief Justice on Libraries at the opening of

Putney Library, L.A.R. (i) 395-7
-1901 Modern Public Librarj' : its characteristics and work, L.A.R. (3) 26-28
Crunden (F. M.) What is a Public Library? L.J. (20) 141
Chapman (S. J.) Some thoughts on the value of Public Libraries, L.A.R.

(3) 233-8
Howells (W. D.) On the Public Library, L.W. (4) 1 13-1 15

1902 Dixon (W. Mc N) World of books : Presidential address, L.A.R. (4) 47<)-oi

1903 Billings (J. S.) Public Library, its usefulness 10 the municipality, /../.

(29) Conf No 1-7

1904 Angells (J.) Use of the Public Library, L.J. (29) 592-3 .
Crunden (F. M.) The Library : a plea for its recognition, T..J. (29) Conf

No 1-7
Duren (F.) Why should a small Library be organi/ed, fa Lib Coinni O.

(a) 5-10

1905 Wood (L.) From the other side of the counter, L.A. (4) 270-3
Public Library in American life, L.J. (30) 925-7

1906 Rockwell (A. G.) What's the use of a Public Library, /../. (31) So8-Sir
Hitt (J. •NL) How to extend and develop new Libraries'in this State, IF(i.s7i

L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 3-6

1907 Smith (C. W.) What the community owes to the Public Library, L.J.

(32) 315-17
Why a town should establish a Free Public Library, 1/ L.C. Bull (3)

No

Cocklin (W. J.) Library flotsam and jetsam, P.L. (.12) r-4, 45-47
Free versus the Subscription Library, N.Y.L. (i) 34
Why a Library should be free, N.Y.L. (i) 34-35
Over-emphasis put on Library building, N.Y.L. (1) 6y
Why a town should establish a Free Public Library, Vt L.C Bull (3) i
1908 Industrial possibilities of Public Libraries, /../. (33) roo
What a Library does for a town, N.Y.L. (i) 120-12 1
President Roosevelt on rural improvement and thf^ Public Library, N.Y.L.

(i) 149-150
1900 Rollins (W. H.) Public Library : the people's univer>itv, la Lib Comimi

p. (6) 23-25
Hicks (F. ('.) Public Library in political practice, L.J. (34) i97-i()o
Fletcher (W. I.) Anticipations' for the future of Libran,- work, P.L. (14) 1-5
Dana (J. C.) Three factors in civilization, P.L. (14) 43-45
Elmendorf (T. W.) Things that matter: an attempt it a -tndv in values,

P.L. (14) 281-289

•C500 ARGUMENTS AGALNST LIBRARIES

1876 Poole (\V. F.) Some popular objections to Public Libraries, /../. (1) 47-51
1896 Dana (J. C.) How to meet arguments against Libraries, L.J. (21) ("oiif
No 3.5

158 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1897 Cheever (W. H.) Use and abuse of Township Libraries, P.L. (2) 349

1903 Minto (J.) Recent attacks on Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 559-68,

Discussion 479-80
Cawthorne (A.) Recent adverse criticism of Municipal Libraries, L.A.

(4) 12-20
Outcry against Public Libraries, 7^. If. (6) 1-4

1905 Pillars of independence. An Leabharlann (1) 126-135

1906 Hutt (J.) Libraries and public opinion, L.A.R. (8) 231-43, Discussion 277-84

1907 Libraries and i)ublic opinion, L.A.R. (9) 594-5

C50I PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND THE PRESS

1884 Foster (W. E.) Young writer's use of a Librray, L.J. (9) 157-160
1902 Daily Press and Public Libraries (Editorial), L..1. (3) 172-4

i()03 Cawthorne (A.) Recent adverse criticism of Municipal Libraries, L.A.
(4) 12-20
Minto (J.) Recent attacks on Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 559-568, Discus-
sion 479-480
Outcry against Public Libraries, L.W. (6) 1-4
1905 Poirier (L. M.) Popular Library advcrtisiiii;, Miini P.L.C. Nolcs No 5,

9- 1 1
ujoO llult (J.) Libraries and public opinion, L.A.R. (8) 231-243, Discussion
277-284
Wright (P. I>.) Some methods ot Librar\ advertising, L.J. (31) Conf

No 86-88
Whitney (H. M.) Public Library and its critics. Conn P.L. Doc (i) 3-12
1907 Libraries and puTjlic opinion, L.A.R. {9) 504-595

Philip (A. J.) Profession and the Pres>- Profess'ional and other, L.W. (9>

353-356
Pyle (J. G.) Newspaper and the Library, Miuii P.L.C. Notes (2) 52-55
Brown (A. N.) Library and the newspaper, WasJi L.A. Bull (3) 1-3
u>o8 Baker (E. A.) Public Libraries and the press, L.A.R. (10) 423-425
Great Fiction lx)re, L.W. (11) 127-133
Editorial comment on Wisconsin Libniry work. Wis Lib RuU (4) 107-108

C502 EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1885 Peirce (B. K.) Probable intellectual and moral outcome of the rapid

increase of Public Libraries, L.J. (10) 234-236 »

1886 Lowell (J. R.) Books and the Public Library, L.J. (11) 10-14
Dewey (M.) Librarv as an educator, L.N. {I'.S.) (i) 43-44
— The Educationar.Trinit;y, L.N- (U.S.) (1) 44-45

- Libraries, the true Universities for scholars and the people, L.N. (U.S.}

(0 49-50

1.S88 Higginson (1. W.) Significance ot tht Public Library, L.J. (13) 87-88, 340
Dewev (M.) Libraries as related to the educational work of the State,

L.N. (U.S.) (3) 333-340 .
Jones (A. A.) Library as an educator. /..A. (l .S.) (3) 367-379

1891 Mowey {W. .\.) Relation of the Public Library to education, _ 7-./. (16)

301-303

1892 Thompson (J. B.) I niversity extension, /../. (17) Conf No 39-41

1894 Montgomerv (T. 1..) Report on Public Libraries and University extension,

/../. (19) 'Conf No 64-67

1895 Kanck (S. l\.) Public use of Collegi Libr.iries, L.J. (20) 235-239
Utley (11. -\L) Presidential address. .\.I..A. Conference, L.]] (20) Conf

No 2

1896 Dana (J. C.) Missionary work What does the Free Librruy do for .1

community, .\.L..'\. Primer, I'.L. (1) ^-u

1897 Tedder (II. K.) Evt)lution of the Public I/ibrarv, 2nd hit Conf i ^-18
Crunden (F. M.) What of the future? /../. (22) Conf No 5-11

11)05 Howarth (I-". W. B.) ICducational basis of the Free Librarv movement,
L.A. (3) 242-246
Gaillard (E. W.) [ niversity education in two weeks, L.J. (28) S-io

1904 Newton (IT. W.) ICIevaling intlut nc<- of Public Libraries, 7.. .4. A'. (6) 4()3,

519-31

1905 Macnamara (I. j.) Kilation ot tlu Public Librarv to Public education,

L.A. (5) i5->3 ■
Ru.ssell (T. O'N.) Knowledge is power, .1// Lcahharlaun (i) 136-139
Scybold (S. V.) University extenfiion and Public Libraries, P.L. (10) 512-14
Educational value of P'ree Libraries, I'/ L.C. Bull (1) 6-7

1NFLUH>MCE VEMiEilDISG )« > V ) U\ .\ 159

1906 Ames (C. W.) National materialism and the Public Library, Minn

I'.L.C. Xotcs and .Xcivs (g) 4-13
Hir^M- (K. A.) Books and lit.', L.J. (•.-) jo;-jm, Mnn, r.l.C. Xotcs nnd

yews (9) 37
Hoody (D. A.) Relation of Libraries lu .Muniiipal i^om rniuiiit, /../. (31)

Conf No 28- JO

1907 Redgrave (L. J.) Book extension .service, L.jl. (5) 2».;o-21(J

1908 Coolidge (J. R.) Junr. Functions of Libraries in village improvtMn. n(,

L.J. (33) ^40-241
Supervision of Library extension, P.L. ( 1 j) 10-11
Fiske (A. I.) Human element in Library work in a minintr di>-trirt, I'.l..

(13) 78-Si
Taylor (G.) Civic value of Library work with ihildnn, l\l.. (ij) _»47-j4S
Moore (A. C) Librarv membership .as a civic force, I. .J. (^3) 26()--74.

P.L. (13) 264-266
Baker (K. A.) Wanted a new scheme of culture. L.A.H. (10) .^73-374
Henry (W. E.) Library as an educational equipment, /'./.. (1 ■) 291-2(14

1909 Buren (F.) Public Libraries, la Lib Q. (6) 14

Rollins (W. H.) Public Library: the i)eople's univ.i^ily, ht Lib O. ((>)

^3-25
Jevons (H. S.) Libraries from the students' point of view, L.A. (h) 24()-47

C503 INFLUENCE OF READING AND METHODS OF POPULARIZING BOOKS

187b Winsor (J.) Reading in popular Libraries, U.S. Hovt Repl 431-33
1877 Bowker (R. R.) Learning to read in College, L.J. (2) «)o-62

1879 Foster W. E.) Aiml(>ss reading and its correction, L.J. (4) 78-80

1880 Pendle (A. M.) Notions wise and otherwise, L.J. (5) j-h

1881 Foster (W. E.) Specializing of reading for general readers, /../. (6) 25-27
1883 — Plan of systematic training in reading at school, L.J. (8) 24-26

1886 Sutton (C. \V.) What our readers will read, L.C. (3) 140-1, 152-4
Lowell (J. R.) Books and the public, L.J. (11) 10
Sanford (O. >L) Librarians and reading, L.J. (u) iSS
Education bv reading, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 81-2
Venable (W.' H.) Books and reading, L..V. (L'..S.) (1) 255-()o

1S87 Axon (W. E. A.) Books and reading, L.(\ (4) 23-5, 44-<)
t J- — — (A. B.) Growing taste for good reading, L.J. {12} 2i()
Brett (W. H.) Some other book, L.J. (12) 505-507
Harris (W. T.) What should teachers read, L.X. {.I'.S.) (2) 11-14

1889 Collyer (R.) Inlluence of good books, L.J. (14.) 380-3

1891 Crunden (T. M.) Most popular books, L.J. (16) 277-.S

1892 Chang(.' in reading habits— one e'xplanation, J,. J. (17) 244

1893 Weiden (A. P.) Books and Libraries (Extracts from an address), L.J. (iS)

512-13

1894 Effects of the World's Fair on reading in ( hicagt), L.J. (19) 159-60, lOS
What regulates popularity in books a Library puzzle, I.. J. (19) 169-70

1895 Elliot (G. H.) Our readers and what they nad, /.. (7) 276-Si

1896 Earned (J. N.) Retrospect and prospect in tlie j.isi \e.irs of the cenlurv,

L.J. (21) Conf No 5-12
1897* Peck (A. L.) What niay a Librarian do 10 inlluence the reading of ;i
community, L.J. (22) 77-80
Foster (W. E.) F)eveloi)ing a tasti; for good literature, /../. (22) 245-5'

1899 Williams (S.) In regard to reading, /'./.. {4) 57

Swift'(L. B.) lCs>.ential.s of Library equipment, /'./.. (4) 7-'-7(>

1900 Wilson (W.) A word to assistants, L.W. (2) ^^1-2

i.)03 Axon (W. 1:. A.) Micha<l, the Bishop in praise of ix-nk^, /.. (S.S.) (4)

3^7-372
Lee (S.) Book> in relation to national ellicit ncy, L. \. (4) 55-<i5
Harper ((i. M. L.) Encourageme-nt of serious reafiing, " profit >ou in

what you read?" L.J. (28) 217-21
Kroeger (A. B.) I-"ncouragement of serious reading : a -urvev of the

field, L.J. (2>i) 222.21:,
Thurlow (M. C.) l-aicourag<;men( i>f reading by women- ( lubs, I. .J. (2S)

227-()

Bostwick (A. i:.l l-:iTorts to improve the character o( r.ading in New

York Cil\ , /,./. {2H) 22i)-},^]
Collins (V.'L.) lniver>ities" and the encouragement of si ri«)us reading,

L.J. (2S) 233-235

i6o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Bishop (W. W.) Encouragement of serious, reading- thr6ug-h biblio-
graphical enterprise, L.J. (28) 235-237

Winser (B.) Encouragement of serious reading bv Public Libraries, L.J.
(28) 237-238

Wells (H. G.) Public Libraries and serious reading, L.J. (28) 768-761)

Brigham (J.) A world of books, la Lib Comm O. (3) 56-62

1904 Lee (S.) Books in relation to national efficiency, L.A. (4) 55-65

1905 Reading ripe books, L.J. (30) 285-280, la Lib Com in Q. (5) 47-48

Mead (H. R.) Training of students in the use of books, L.J. (30) Conf

No 82
City's taste in literature, P.L. (10) 15
Smith (G. S.) Methods of securing better reading, P.L. (10) 171-173

1906 Hill (A.) Responsibilitv for the public taste, L. {N.S.) (6) 257-262
', Bailey (Sir W. H.) Novel reading, L./l.ie. (8) 465-467

Collins (V. L.) Princeton Preceptorial system and the Universit}' Library,
L.J. (31) 165-167
f.Birge (E. A.) Books and life, L.J. (31) 203-211, Mi>iu P.L.C. Notes and
News (g) 37
.>! Mudge (L G.) Stimulation i>f general reading in the College Library,

: L.J. (31) 764-7^8
;(.-.ij Stearns (L. E.) Problem of the girl, L.J. (31) Conf No 103-106, Discus-
sion 200-203
</l(>(Shueman (E. L.) What the American community is reading, P.L. (11) 190
What do young men read? P.L. (11) 252
Buren (M. Van-) Reading for culture, Minn P.L.C. Notes (7) 4-8

1907 Earned (J. N.) Education of a reading public, L.J. (32) 147-153
Wharey (J. B.) Modern teaching and the Library, L.J. (32) 153-156
Andrews (C. W.) Use of books: Presidential address, A. L.A. Bull (i)

Conf No 7-12, L.J. (32) 249-253
Trent (W. P.) Books as a source of culture, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No

24-25
Kroeger (A. B.) Instruction in books in Library Schools, L.J. (32) 3^5-401
Rosenberg (T.) To what extent can the Public Library direct the taste

of readers, L.J. (32) 401-406
Rathbone (F. L.) Successful experiment in directing the reading of

fiction, L.J. (32) 406-407
Rabb (K. M.) Mental diet, PL. (12) 392-393
Buren (M. Van-) What's it about? Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 55-57

1908 Koopman (H. L.) Lest we forget in the multitude of books, the few great

books, P.L. (13) 117-120, 163-165
Legler (H. E.) Talks about books, P.L. (13) 258-260
Baker (E. A.) Public Libraries and literature, L.A.R. (to) 374-375
Betterment of reading, L.J. (33) 304

Rosenbersr (T.) Directing the taste of casual readers, P.L. (13) 294-299
Bullock (E. F.) Inquisitiyeness, P.L. (13) 311
New development of the National Home Reading l^nion, L.A.R. (10)

485-488
Paton (J. B.) Public Libraries and the National Home Reading LTnion,

L.A.R. (10) 4«S-4q7
Askew (S. B.) The place, the man and the book, A. L.A. Bull (2) 150-157
Thwaites (R. G.) How to get Parkman read. A. L.A. Bull (2) 162-165
Lord (L E.) Fixing a purposf. A.f..A. Bull (2) 165-167
Moore (A. C.) Library membership as a civic force, A.f..A. Bull (2) 372-80

1909 Newcombe (C. F.) Book-buying and book reading, L.A.R.' {11) 147-149
Wellman (H. C.) Improving th( quality of the circulation, N.Y.L. (i)

161-162
Bailey (L. H.) Library work for rural connnunities, .V. V.L. (i) 169-172
Earned (J. N.) -Advice' on the reading of history, A. V.L. (i) 177-178
Wheeler (M. T.) Reading for invalids, N.Y.L.' (i) 203-206
Methods of getting non-fiction read, N.Y.T.. (i) J49-250,' Tl7,v Lib Bull

(5) 1-5 ^ / ■ ; ■'•

Hunt (C. W.) Reading habit of girls. P.L. (14) 31-32' ''■■ ' ■''' '
Popular education in literature, P.L. (14) 234-236' ' 1' > m.I'
Owning up to what one has read, la Lib O. (6) 22 V"""-

Lowe (J. A.) Personal contact through the catalog, L.J. (34) '265 '
Gauss (C.) Popular education in literature, L.J. (34) 391-394
Buren (M. Van-) Popularizing standard novels, N.Y.L. (i) 186
Rathbone (F. L.) Borrower and his book, N.Y.L. (i) 228-232
I - - An experiment in fiction Cimnroving tho rendingl, Ta- Lib O. (6) 7-8

INSTRUCTION IN THE USE OF BOOKS i6i

C504 BOOKS— INSTRUCTION IN THE USE OF

1883 Foster (W. E.) Plan of systematic training in reading at School, I. J. (8)

24-26
1892-3 James (H. P.) Libraries in relation to schools, U.S. Govt Rept 697

1905 Mead (H. R.) Training of students in the use of books, L.J. (30) Conf

No 82

1906 White (G. F.) Catalog game played in young people's room, Newhaven

Library, L.J. (31) 815

1907 Kroeger (A. B.) Instruction in books in Library schools, L.J. (32) 395-401

1908 Mendenhall (J. M.) Library instruction in normal schools, P.L. (13) 38-40,

91-93, 124-125
Felmby (D.) How far should courses in normal schools and teachers'

colleges seek to acquaint all teachers with the ways of organizing and

using School Libraries, L.J. (33) 305-308
Dallimore (F.) Object lessons to school children in the use of Libraries

L.A.R. (11) 49-68

1909 Liveright (A. F.) How may the use of books and Library catalogs be

made a subject of study in normal schools, L.J. (34) 160-162
Measure of ability, P.L. (14) 12S-129
Library instruction in normal schools, P.L. (14) 147
Mead (H. R.) Value of the study of reference work in public schools, P.L.

(14) 258-259

i62 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

CLASS D

Architecture, Planning, Furniture, and
Fittings

Dl ARCHITECTURE— GENERAL

1882 Poole (W. F.) Progress of Library architecture, L.J. (7) 130-136, Discus-
sion 196-197
3 Edmands (J.) Report on Library architecture, L.J. (8) 201-3, 269-275
5 Cutter (C. A.) Library architecture, L.J. (10) 35

Prendergast (F. E.) Suggestion for Library architecture, L.J. (10) 35
[887 Earned (J. N.) Report on Library architecture, L.J. (12) 377-395, Discus-
sion 442-445
1888 Poole (W. F.) Library architecture, L.J. (13) 204

Fletcher (W. L) Architects and Librarians, L.J. (13) 331-338
Soule (A. G.) Ye architect and Ye Librarian, L.J. (13) 338
) Patton (N. S.) Architects and Librarians, L.J. (14) 159-62

Van Name (A.) Report on Library architecture, L.J. (14) 162-74
1890 Utley (H. M.) Report on Library architecture, L.J. (15) Conf No 12-14,

75-85
[ Soule (C. C.) Points of agreement among Librarians, L.J. (16) Conf No
17-19
[892 — Library architecture, L.J. (17) Conf No 73-75

Poole (R. B.) Fires, protection, insurance, U.S. Rept (1892-93) 724-33
1894 West (T. H.) Report on Library architecture, L.J. (19) Conf No 96-100
1897 Burgoyne (F. J.) Library architecture from Librarian's standpoint, 2iid
Int Conf 103-105, Discussion 236-237
Pite (B.) Library architecture from architect's standpoint, 2nd Int Conf
106-110, Discussion 240-241
B Foster (W. E.) Report on Library buildings, L.J. (23) Conf No 13-17
[899 Brydon (J. M.) PubUc Library architecture, L.A.R. (i) 258-262
[900 Pite (B.) Architecture for Librarians (Laurentian Library), L. (N.S.) (i)

326-337
1901 Mauran (J. L.) Relation of architect to Librarian, L.J. (26) Conf No

43-46, P.L. (6) 475-477
Patton (N. S.) Library architecture, P.L. (6) 200-204

Williamson (M. F.) Suggestions for Library architecture, P.L. (16) 385-7
Green (E. B.) Library architecture from the architect's standpoint, P.L.

(6) 599-602
Warner (G.) Notes on the architecture of Libraries, P.L. (6) 607-9

1903 Discussion on architecture and planning, L.A.R. (5) 501-505

1904 Partridge (W. L) Architectural competitions for Library buildings, L.J.

(29) 413-15

1905 Building of Public Libraries, L. W. (7) 235-236

1906 Hamlin (A. D. F.) Library architecture abroad, L.J. (31) 710-715
Hutchins (F. A.) Evolution of Library buildings, Wis Lib Bull (2) 57-58
Almirall (R. F.) Design and construction of Branch Library buildings,

L.J. (31) Conf No 46-49
Brett (\\'. H.) Library architecture from the Librarian's point of view,

L.J. {31) Conf No 49-52
Green (B. R.) Library building and book stacks, L.J. (31) Conf No 52-56
Hamlin (A. D. F.) Views of a consulting architect, L.J. (31) Conf No

57-62

1907 Dudley (C. R.) Library architecture, P.L. (12) 267-69

Report of Committee on architecture presented by C. R. Dudley, A.L.A.

Bull (i) Conf No 1 19-123
Clark (G. T.) Lessons as to construction from the San Francisco fire,

L.J. (32) 258-259, P.L. (12) 255-257, A.L.A. Bull (i) 121-123
Buildings and furnishings, Il'ii Lib Bull (3) 25-26
Library building plans, collected by W. R/Eastman, N.Y.S.L. Rept (90),

Bull 107, Library School 22, 82-137

LIBKAK 1 PLANNh\G 163

1908 Sayers (W. C. B.) Mania for bricks and mortar, L.A.R. (10) 223-231,
Discussion 241-244
Report of A.L.A. Committee on architecture, /'./,. (13) jbo
Report of Committee on Library architecture, A.L.A. Bull (2) 178-179
Buildings are not Libraries, P.L. (14) 56

D2 ARCHITECTURE— SPECIAL

Spiral Library Buildings

i88b Magnusson (E.) Spiral Library building,,, L.J. (ii) ^ji-jji,. Discussion
359-3(53

D3 PLANNING

1876 VVinsor (J.) Library buildings, U.S. Rept 465-475

1877 Discussion on the planning of Library buildings, L.J. (2) 31-32
Depping (G.) Notes on Library buildings, ist hit Conj 50, L.J. (2) 145,

.."51-55
Nicholson (E. B.) Exhibition of Library designs, ist hit Cotif 241-249
1879 Discussion on Library buildings, L.J. (4) 292-299
1881 Archer (W.) Suggestions as to Public Library buildings, L.A. Trans (4)

51-5^
Poole (W. F.) Construction of Library buildings, L.J. (b) O9-77, 123-126

1883 Henman (W.) Free Library buildings : their arrangement and fittings,

L.A. Trans (5) 100-4

1884 Deane (T. N. and T. M.) Notes descriptive of plans of new buildings in

Dublin for National Library of Ireland, L.A. Trans (7) 125-127
i888 Fletcher (W. L) Architects a'nd Librarians, L.J. (13) 338-340

1891 Green (S. S.) Library buildings: Presidential address, L.J. (16) Conf

No 1-2

1892 Fletcher (W. L) Presidential address, Lakewood Conference, L.J. (17)

Conf No 3
Earle (C. C.) How to build a Library, L.J. (17) 124-125
1892-3 Crunden (F. M.) Executive department, U.S. Kept 800-806
1894 Library planning, Green^vood's Public Libraries 381-388, 388-409

1896 Dana (J- C-) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 8-9

1897 Burgoyne (F. J.) Public Library architecture from the Librarian's stand-

point, 2nd hit Conj 103-105, Discussion 236-7
Pite (B.) Library architecture from the architect's standpoint, 2nd hit
Conf 106-110, Discussion 240-241

1899 Hill (F. P.) Library buildings — some preliminaries, L./. (24) 563-569
Utley (H. i\L) How to plan a Library, L.J. (24) Conf No 21-22

1900 Jackson (A. B.) Transforming a dwelling house into a Library, /,./. (25)

105-109
Green (H. R.) Planning and construction of Library buildings, L.j. (25)
677-683
1900-01 Burgoyne (F. J.) Some points in Library planning. Grcen-<i.'ond's \ r-Bk
12-20

1901 Green (E. B.) Library buildings, L.J. (26) 865-867
Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings, L.J. (26) Conf No 38-43
Gerould (J. B.) Departmental Library, L.J. (26) Conf No 46-49
Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings and relations of different depart-
ments, P.L. (6) 474-5

Mauran (J. L.) Housing of books, P.L. (6) 603-606

Lamm (E. N.) Suggestions on Library buildings, P.L. (6) 010-613

Bolton (C. K.) Planning Libraries, P.L. (6) 620

Suggestions regarding Library buildings, la Lib Q. (1) 35-36

Armstrong (E. L. T.) Model Library from a Librarian's point of view.

L..A.' of .Austral Proc xiii-xv
Library buildings .and plans, 70 plates. Conn I'.L. /)<« NO N

1902 Gould (J. C.) Planning of Libraries, L. 11'. (5) 60-61. 124-125
Eastman (\V. R.) Library buildings of moder.ite t.ize, L.J. (27) 80-81
Dewey (M.) Size versus decoration, P.L. (7) 121

Library, its location and interior arrangement, Minn, hi and Wis L.C.

Ihlb'k 14-17
I^astman (W. R.) Library buildings, Minn, la and Wis L.l . Ildbk i7-u»

1903 Discussion on architecture and planning, L..l.i^. (5) 50'-5"5

Dewey (M.) Competition of architects on Library plans, P.L. (8) 63-64
Henry (M.) Comparative cost of Library buildings, /'./.. (8) 64-67

i64 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ^ LIBRARY ECONOMY

Otis (W. A.) Library buildings from view point of architect, P.L. (8)

202-207
Miller (G. C.) Library buildings, la Lib Q. (3) 1-8

1904 Harris (W. J.) Planning and arrangement of a Public Library, L.A. (4)

83-86
Smith (C. W.) Public Library plans, L.] . (29) 535-537
Rooms, buildings and fixtures, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 59-62
Hopkins (A. H.) Building plans are misleading, P.L. (9) 15
Warner (C. C.) and A. P. Spencer. Views of Trustees regarding Library

construction, la Lib Q. (4) 23-26

1905 Adams (M. B.) Public Libraries : their buildings and equipment, L.A.R.

(7) 161-177, 220-236
Discussion on Messrs. Haro and Burgovne's papers on Library planning,

L.A.R. (7) 584-587
Dana (J. C.) Library building, P.L. (7) 406-407

1906 Hare (H. T.) Some suggestions on the planning of Libraries, L.A.R. (8)

148-154
Burgoyne (F. J.) Library planning, L.A.R. (8) 178-186
Harris" (W. J.) Some suggestions on planning an ideal Library, L.A. (5)

86-89
Seymour- Jones (A.) On the glazing of Libraries : with reference to the

chemical action of light upon leather, L.A.R. (8) 641-646
Library buildings in California, Cal Neii's Notes (i) 94-101
Green (B. B.) Library buildings and book stacks, L.J. (31) Conf No 52-56
Lister (J. W.) Library oversight, L.W. (9) 102-104
Recent Library buildings, illustrated articles on new American Libraries,

P.L. (11) 395-412
Stansbury (A. L.) Library buildings from a Librarian's standpoint, P.L.

(11) 495-499
Hutchins (F. A.) Evolution of Library buildings, Wis Lib Bull (2) 57-58

1907 Report of the A.L.A. Architectural Committee, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No

270-274
Grainge (E.) An eighteenth century book room, L. (N.S.) (8) 63-68
Clark (S. T.) Lessons as to Library construction and equipment from

the San Francisco fire, L.J. {32) 25S-259, P.L. (12) 255-257

1908 Librarians and architects, P.L. (13) 3

Sayers (W. C. B.) Mania for bricks and mortar, L.A.R. (10) 223-241

Libraries versus buildings, P.L. (13) 46

Porter (W. T.) Library buildings and their use, P.L. (13) 271-274

Discussion on Messrs. Walter and Grinling's paper on " Interior decora-
tion of Libraries," L.A.R. (10) 564-566

Stone (J.) Library buildings and their uses (Trustee's Section), A.L.A.
Bt'll (2) 355-358, Discussion 358-359

Report of the Committee on Library architecture, A.L.A. Bull (2) 178-179

Walter (W.) Interior decoration of Libraries, L.A.R. (10) 648-659

1909 Keen (W. W.) Library book stacks without daylight, P.L. (14) 290-291
Peplow (F. J.) Library planning, L.A.R. (11) 419-420

D3 1 INTERIOR DECORATION

1902 Dewey (M.) Size versus decoration, P.L. (7) 121

Decoration of walls, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 19
Interior decoration, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 14-15

1908 Discussion on Messrs. Walter and Grinling's paper on " Interior decora-
tion of Libraries," L.A.R. (10) 564-66
Walter (W.) Interior decoration of Libraries, L.A.R. (10) 648-659

D4 PLANS— EXHIBITIONS OF LIBRARY PLANS

1877 Nicholson (E. B.) lixhibition of Library designs, ist lut Conf 241-249
1886 Whitney (J. L.) C^atalogue of the illustrations and plans of Library

buildings in the Boston Public Library, L.J. (11) 409-417
1888 — Catalogue of the illustrations and plans of Library buildings in the

Boston Public Library, L.J. (13) 291-295
1890 Library exhibits at the World's Fair, 1892, L.J. (14) 335
1895 Library exhibits at lh(> Chicago Exposition, L.J. (20) 265, 301

1898 Exhibition of Library designs at Los Angeles (Cal.), P.L. (3) 228

1899 Exhibition of Library designs at Massachussetts Library Club, P.L. (4)

PLANMNG OF SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS 165

1900 Adams (H. B.) Public Libraries and popular education (valuable for the

plans and elevation of American Library Buildings), New York Stale
University (Home Education Bulletin, No 31)

1901 Exhibition of Library designs at Ferguson Library, Stamford (Ct.), LJ.

(26) 37

1906 Soule (C. C.) Need of an A.L.A. collection of plans of Library buildiiij/N,

L.J. (31) Conf No 45-46, P.L. (11) 429-431

1907 Eastman (W . R.) Library building plans collected by W. R. Eastman,

N.Y.S.L. Rcpt (90), Bulletin 107, Library School 22, P.L. (12) 56-57
A.L.A. Collection of Library plans, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 3, (2) 16

Do PLANS— SPECIAL EXAMPLES

1883 Archer (W.) Essential features of a Library building, L.A.M.N. (4) 46-48

1888 Ittner (\V. B.) Sketch plans for a University Library, L.]. (13) lo-ii

1889 Library of Congress, Planning of, L.J. (14) 30-34
St. Louis Mercantile Library, L.J. (14) 35-3S
Fletcher (W. L) Library buildings, L.J. (14) 39-40
Boston Public Library, L.J. (14) 84-86

Tyler (A. W.) New Free Library at Quincy, Illinois. L.J. (14) 86-87
Harris (G. W.) Library buildings of Cornell University, L.J. (14) 121-124
Hackley Library, Muskegon, Mich., L.J. (14) 125-120
Newark (N. J.) Free Library, L.J. (14) 437-440

1890 Dr. Poole's plans for Newberry Library structure examined, L.J. (15) 48-50

1891 Soule (C. C.) Newberry Library plans, L.J. (16) 11-13

1892 Clarke (E. E.) Signor Chilovi's plans for new Librarv of Florence, L.J.

(17) 4S3-484
1897 New York Library plans, L.J. {22) 296-301
i«98 Newark (N. J.) Public Library plans, L.J. (2;^) 58-61
1901 New Britain (Ct.) Institute Library, L.J. (26) 255

1906 Mudge (I. C.) Bryn Mawr College Library, L.J. (31) 770-771

Plans and designs of California Libraries, Cal News Notes (i) 94-101,
109- 1 14

1907 Brooklyn Central Library plans, L.J. (32) 443-445

Bolton Public Libraries— The High Street Branch before and after re-
organization, L.TF. (10) 209-211

INTERNAL ARRANGEMENT: PLANNING OF SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS
D6 NEWSROOM

1884 Mullins (J. D.) Birmingham Newsroom, L.J. (9) 101-102
1894 Newsrooms, Grcemvood's Piihlic Libraries 417-41S

1905 Adams (M. B.) Public Libraries: their building and equipment, L.A.R.

(7) 177

1906 Burgoyne (F. J.) Library planning, L.A.R. (8) 183-184

D6 1 READING ROOM

1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 3S5-6

1904 Delaware L.C. Hdbk 42-43

0 7 REFERENCE LIBRARY

1900-1 Burgovne (F. J.) Some points in Library planning. Greenwood's Yr-Hli

19

1905 Adams (M. B.) Public Libraries: their building and equipment, L.A.R.

(7) 234-236

1906 Burgoyne (F. J.) Library planning, L.A.R. (8) 181-183

1907 Turnbull (T. 1"'.) Reference Library: Plan and arrangement, L. If. (k.)

37-40
D8 LENDING DEPARTMENT— GENERAL

1894 Mason (T.) New methods of arranging a Lending Library, L. (6) 263-65
1900-1 Burgoyne (F. ].) Some points in Librarv planning, Grecn7voi>d's Vr-Bk

16-17
1906 — Librarv planning, L..4./?. (8) 184- 1S5

0 9 LENDING DEPARTMENT, SPECIAL— OPEN ACCESS

1890 Brett (\V. H.) Re-arrangement of Cleveland Public Library for open
access, L.J. (15) 136-137 , t t , ^ r- t

Poole (D.) Newberry Library plan for assisting readers, L.J. (15) Lont
No 107-111

i66 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1893 Brown (J. D.) Working: of the Clerkenwell Library, L. (5) 109-119

1894 MacAlister (J. Y. W.) Dawn of a new epoch, L. (6) 212-213

Brown (J. 13.) and H. W. Fincham. Clerkenwell Open Lending Library,

L- (6) 344-353

1895 Brown (J. D.) Clerkenwell Open Lending Library, L.J. (20) 51-54

1897 Clerkenwell open access system, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 5-7

Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice, Greemvood's

Yr-Bk 79-87
— Clerkenwell open access Library, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 82-83

1899 Utley (H. M.) How to plan a Library, L.J. (24) Conf No 21-22

1900 Nyhus (H.) Norwegian form of safeguarded open access, L.J. (25) 728
1900-01 Burgoync (F. J.) Some points in Library planning. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 17-18

1905 Adams (i\L B.) Open access lending departments, L.A.R. (7) 229-232
Hare (H. T.) Some suggestions on planning Public Libraries, L.A.R. (7)-

153-4

1906 Brown (J. D.) Open access lending departments, L.W. (9) 41-47

1908 Deas (C.) Sunderland Public Libraries open access plan, L. 11'. (10) 367-9,
416-17

D9 1 TREADLE LATCHES AND WICKET FITTINGS FOR OPEN ACCESS
LIBRARIES

For particulars, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

D 10 CHILDREN'S ROOMS

1900-1 Ballinger (J.) Children and Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 46-52
1906 Burgoyne (F. J.) Library planning, L.A.R. (8) 180

Dll LECTURE HALL

1905 Adams (M. B.) Public Libraries : their building and equipment, L.A.R.
(7) 226-229
Discussion on Messrs. Hare and Burgoyne 's papers on I^ibrary planning,.
L.A.R. (7) 585-587

D 12 SMALL LIBRARY PLANNING

1885 Poole (W. F.) Small Library buildings. L.J. (10) 250-256. Discussioa

328-335
1888 Winsor (J.) Small Library buildings, L.J. (13) 279

1898 Bleumer (O.) Planning for small Library buildings, P.L. (3) 3-4

1899 Utley (H. M.) How to plan a Library, L.J. (24) Conf No 21-22

1900 Jackson (A. B.) Transforming a dwelling house into a Library building,.

^•J- (25) 105-109

1902 Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings of moderate size, L.J. (27) 80-81

1903 Wright (P. B.) Buildings for small Libraries, la L.C. O. (3) 29-31

1908 Claude (L. W.) Some recent development in small Library design, Wis

Lib Bull (4) 9-1 1
Taylor (F. B.) Building a Library, 7a L.C. O. (5) 192-103

D13 BRANCH LIBRARY PLANNING

1901 Ballinger (J.) Planning and equipment of the Roath (Cardiff) Branch

Library, L.A.R. (3) 1S1-1S8, Discussion 227-228
Nyhus (H.) Norwegian Branch Library, L.J. (26) 864

1902 Anderson (E. H.) Branch Libraries, planning and eqqipment, L.J. (27)

Conf No 38-41
A.L.A. Discussion on Branch Library planning and equipment, L.J. (27)
Conf No 163-166

1903 Barrett (F. T.) Planning and arrangement of Branch Libraries, L.A.R.

(5) 301-306, Discussion 336-337

1904 Sutton (C. W.) Branch Libraries : their number and cost, L.A.R. (6) 67-71
Burgoyne (F. J.) Planning of Branch Libraries, L.A.R. (6) 72-77
Barrett (F. T.) Branch Libraries, L.A.R. (b) 78-84

1905 Adams (M. B.) Public Libraries : their building and equipment, L.A.R.

(7) 220

1906 Almirall (R. F.) Design and construction of Branch I^ibrary buildings,

L.J. (31) Conf No 46-49

1909 Coulson (T.) Situation of Branch Libraries, L.W. (12) 201-204

HEATING AND LIGHTING 167

D14 COLLEGE LIBRARY PLANNING

18S8 Ittncr (W. B.) Sketch plan for a University Library, L.J. (ij) 10-11

1S89 Stanley (li. M.) University Library buildin'^^s, L. 7/(14) 264-265

1901 Geroiild (J. B.) Departmental Library, L.J. (2b) Conf No 46-49

1903 Little (G. T.) Library buildinj^ for a small colle>,a>, L.J. (2S) 2<)o-2i)2
1907 Patton (N. S.) Desii,mini^ of a College Library, .1.L..1. Bull (i) Conf No

270-274

D 15 LIBRARY FLOORS AND FLOOR COVERING

1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Fixtures, furniture and fittings, U.S. /^<-/)/ 741

1894 Beer (\V.) Library floors and floor covering, L.J. (19) Conf No 100- 101

1901 Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings, L.J. (25) Conf No 43, P.L. (6) 475

1902 Floors, Minn, la and Wis L.C. HdbJ: 19

1905 Care of cork carpets. la L.C.Q. (5) 48, Minn P. L.C. Notes (3) 5. 1906 :

Wis Lib Bull (2) 84. 1907 : Lib Occ No 10, 13-14
1909 Sawyer (H. P.) Question about cork carpets, Wis Lib Bidl (5) 15
For particulars relating to Sanitary preparation for floors, apply to —
The " Dust Allayer " Co., 165, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
Sanitary Floor Co., Ltd., 177, Temple Chambers, E.C.

D151 DUST

18S7 Hooper (W.) Dirt in the City Library, L.J. (12) 73
1S92 Dust in Libraries, L. (4) 199
1907 Dust problem in Libraries, L.W. (9) 242
1909 McGill (W.) Dust in Libraries, L.W. (12) 204-207
For particulars relating to Dust Layers, apply to —

The " Dust Allayer " Co., 165, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.

Sanitary Floor Co., Ltd., 177, Temple Chambers, E.C.

D 16 HEATING

1880 Pendleton (A. M.) Warming Libraries, L.J. (5) 277

1881 Dewey (M.) Heating Libraries, L.J. (6) 93-96
18S6 Regulation of heat in Libraries, L.J. (11) 365

1890 Greenhough (W. H.) Ventilation, heating and lighting of Public Libraries,
L. (2) 425-426

1892 Patton (N. S.) Heating, ventilation and lighting of Libraries, U.S. Kept

718-724

1893 Discussion of Mr. Patton 's paper, L.J. (18) No 29-30

1894 Robertson (A. W.) Heating system at Aberdeen, L. (6) 95-98

1897 Burgoyne (F. J.) Public Library architecture from the Librari.in's stand-
point, 2nd hit Conf 103-105, Discussion 236-7
Hart (J. W.) Heating, lighting and ventilating of Public Libraries,
Greenwood's Yr-Bk 38-44
1901 Lamm (E. N.) .Suggestions on Library buildings, P.L. (6) 613

Tepper (J. G. O.) Relation of the heating arrangements in Libraries,

Museums, etc., to the conservation of books, specimens, etc., and the

natural laws underlying their influence, L.A. of Austral Proc Ixxi-lxxiv

Heating arrangements of the Library of Congress, Kept of Libn of Cong

353-354
Heating, P.L. (6) 618-619

1904 Stearns (E. J.) Library buildings, Minn P. L.C. Notes (i) 5-6
1907 Bowker (R. R.) Heating, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 121

Phelps (E. A.) Heating, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 121
Philip (A. J.) Heating... of Libraries, L.A.K. (9) 225-230
For particulars relating to Heating, apply to —

London Warming and Ventilating Co., 20, Newman St mi, W.
National Radiator Co., 439-441, Oxford Street, W.
Sturtevant Engineering Co., 147, Queen Victoria Stnci, ]•'.('.
Wright, J., & Co., Essex Works, Bu-mingham

D17 LIGHTING— GENERAL

1897 Hart (J. W.) flcaling. lighiing and ventilating of F'ublic Libraries,
Greemi'ood's Yr-BI; 38-44

i68 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

D 18 LIGHTING— NATURAL

1892-3 Patton (N. S.) Lighting of Libraries, U.S. Rept 722-24

1893 On natural lighting at Boston Library, L.J. {17) 388-389

1900 Tests for the diffusion of light, L.J. (25) 764-765

1901 Eastman (VV. R.) Library buildings, L.J. (26) Conf No 41, P.L. (6) 475
Natural and artificial lighting, P.L. (6) 618-619

1904 Natural lighting, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 60

1906 Seymour-Jones (A.) On the glazing of Libraries : with reference to the
chemical action of light on leather, L.A.R. (8) 641-646

D 19 LIGHTING, ARTIFICIAL— GENERAL

1890 Gropnhough (W. H.) Ventilation, heating and lighting of Public

Libraries. L. (2) 426-433
1909 Keen (W. W.) Library book stacks without daylight, P.L. (14) 290-291
Marks (L. B.) Cautions with regard to illumination of Libraries, L.J.

(34) 106-107

D 20 LIGHTING— GAS

1877 Depping (G.) Action of gas on bindings, ist Int Conf 50

1878 Church (A. J.) Gas light and bindings, L.J. (3) 64

1887 Woodward (C. J.) Action of burning gas on leather used for book-

binding, L.J. (12) 321-428, L.C. (5) 25-29

1888 Schwartz (J.) Gas and binding, L.J. (13) 278

1890 Greenhough (W. H.) Ventilation, heating and lighting of Public

Libraries, L. (2) 426-428
1892-3 Poole (R. B.) Fires, protection, insurance, U.S. Rept 731

1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 387

1897 Hart (J. W.) Lighting of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 38-44

D2I LIGHTING— ELECTRIC

1879 Electric light at the British Museum Reading Room, L.J. (4) 128-129
Garnett (R.) Electric light at the British Museum Reading Room, L.J.

(4) 444- 1880 : L.J. (5) 153, 171
1882 Cowell (P.) On electric light in Public Libraries, L..4. Trans (5) 153-157,

L.J- (7) 43 , , ,

1885 Discussion on electric light, L.J. (10) 333-335

1886 Pickering (J. E. L.) Electric light as applied to the lighting of the

Inner Temple Library, L.C. (3) 173-177
Discussion on electric light, L.J. (11) 363-365

1887 Discussion on action of electric light on paper, L.J. (12) 428-429

1890 Greenhough (VV. H.) Ventilation, heating and lighting of Public Libraries,

L. (2) 428-433
Fletcher (W. L) Proper lighting of Library rooms, L.J. (15) Conf No 9-11
1892 Patton (N. S.) Heating, lighting and ventilation of Libraries, U.S. Rept

717-724, Discussion, L.J. (18) Conf No 28-29
1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 386-387

1901 Electric lighting of the Library of Congress, Rept of Libn of Cong 354

1902 Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 19-20

1904 Chase (C. H.) Changes in lighting at Lynn (Mass.) Public Library, L.J.
(29) 562
Stearns (E. J.) Library buildings, Minn P. L.C. Notes (i) 5-6
1906 Green (B. R.) Library building and book stacks, L.J. (31) Conf No 52-56

1908 Marks (L. B.) Illuminating of Public Libraries, L.A.R. (10) 551

1909 — Illumination in the New York Public Library, L.J. (34) 16-17

— Caution with regard to illumination of Libraries, L.J. (34) 106-107
Keen (W. W.) Library- book stacks without daylight, P.L. (14) 290-291
Electric light in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (5) 16-20
Phillips (W. J.) Electric energy in the Library, L.W. (12) 34-38, 167-170

D2I=1 ELECTRIC METALLIC FILAMENT LAMPS

1909 Baker (E. A.) Metallic filament lamps versus carbon lamps, L.A.R. (n)

149-151
Kyte (E. C.) Osram lamps, L.A.R. (11) 287
Finsbury Libraries. Saving in cost of current since introducing Osram

lamps, L.W. (12) 226
Electric light in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (5) 18-20

LIBRARY APPLIANCES 169

For particulars relating to Metallic Filament Lamps, apply to —

" British Metalite," British Metalite Lamp Co., Horsell Road,

Highbury, N.
" Osram," General Electric Co., Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
"Tantalum," Welsbach Electric Co., Gray's Inn Road, VV.C.

D22 ELECTRICITY— METHOD OF CHECKING CURRENT CONSUMED

1908 Phillips (W. J.) Electrical energy in tht- Library : system of periodical
check, L.W. (11) 34-38, 167-170'

D23 VENTILATION

1879 Lincoln (D. F.) Ventilation of Libraries, L.J. (4) 254-257, Discussion 292

1890 Greenhough (W. H.) Ventilation. ..of Public Libraries, L. (2) 421-425

1892 Patton (N. S.) Ventilation. ..of Libraries, U.S. Rept 718-724

1893 Discussion of Mr. Pntton's paper, L.J. (i8) Conf No 28-30

1894 Robertson ^A. W.) Ventilating... system of Aberdeen Library, L. (6) 95-98
Grccmvood s Public Libraries 386

1897 Ventilation of reading rooms, L. (q) 88

Hart (J. W.) Ventilating of Public Libraries, Greeuwood's Yr-Bk 38-44

1900 Exposition illustrating Library hygiene, L.J. (25) 120

1903 Richards (E. H.) Sanitary construction and care of Library buildings,

L.J. (28) 787-788, P.L. (8) 427-428

1906 Ventilation, Lit Yr-Bk 560

1907 Philip (A. J.) Ventilating of Libraries, L.A.R. (9) 225-230

List of Ventilating Engineers —

Hart, Son, Peard & Co., 138-140, Charing Cross Road, W.C.
Keith & Blackman, Ltd., 27, Farringdon Avenue, E.C.
Sti^rtevant Engineering Co., 147, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.

D24 LIBRARY APPLIANCES AND SUPPLIES, GENERAL. (Fixtures, Furniture,
and Fittings.)

1877 Nicholson (E. B.) Exhibition of Library appliances, ist hit Conf 241-2411

1879 A.L.A. Committee's Report, /../. (4) 14

1S83 Exhibition of Library appliances, L.A. Trans (b) 181-190

1886 Dewey (M.) Cost of' Library equipment, L.A'. (C.S.) (i) 22-23

1891 Brown (J. D.) Report on Library appliances, L. (3) 381-397

1892 Carr (PL J.) Fixtures, furniture and fittings, U.S. Rept 733-743. 1893 :

L.J. (18) 225, Discussion, Conf No 30-31

1896 Co-operation of Libraries for purchase of supplies, L. (8) 574-575, (9) 35
Cutter (C. A.) Library furniture, fixtures and appliances, L.J. (21) Conf

No 127-129

1897 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances. Greenwood's Yr-Bk 94-101

1901 Eastman (W. R.) Public Library buildings, L.J. (26) Conf No 43

— Evolution of Library fittings: a review of "The Care of Books,"

L.W. (4) 141-143
igo2 Berry (S. H.) About reading room tables, L.J. (27) S2-3

Jast (L. S.) Some hindrances in progress in Public Library work : the

Mechanical appliance craze, L.A.R. (2) 82-83
Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 19-25. 69-75

1904 Delaware L.C. Hdbk 29, 61-62

1906 Directory for Library ^upplies, etc., Cal Xe7vs Xotes (i) 332, 387-388, 456-8

1907 Buildings and furnishings. Wis Lib Bull (3) 2^-2(3

Directory for Library supplies, etc., Cal Ncrvs Notes (2) 47-49. i7--'74'

265-267, 348-350
Peck (A. L.) Economical furniture and fittings. .V. I'.L. (i) 41-4^
Buildings and furnishings. Wis Lib Bull (3) 25-26

1908 Directory for Library supplies, Cal Xc7vs Notes (i,) 80-82. 100-192, 27o-:!8i.

P.L. (14) 510-512'
For particulars relating to Library appliance.'i, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 2^, fiwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Lihrary Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great "S'armouth
Library Bureac, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston^ London
Mn.NERs' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury r.-tv.-iivnt. E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

170 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

D25 FURNITURE FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS

1906 Burgoyne (F. J.) Library planning, L.A.R. (8) 180
For particulars relating to furniture for Children's Rooms, apply to —
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

D25=l FURNITURE FOR READING ROOMS

1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Fixtures, furniture, fittings, V.S. Rept 741-742
For particulars relating to Reading Room furniture, apply to —
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, VV.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

D252 FURNITURE FOR BOARD ROOM

For full particulars relating to Board Room Tables, apply to —
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RONEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D253 LIFTS

1879 Green (S. S.) Elevation in the Worcester (U.S.) Public Library, L.J. (4)
201-202 *

For Book Lifts see D31

D26 SHELVING— GENERAL

1876 Poole (W. F.) Shelving, U.S. Rept 485-487

1881 — Construction of Library buildings, L./. (6) Conf No 69-77

1885 Small Library buildings, L./. (10) 250-256, 323-335

1886 Practical note from the Liverpool Public Library, L.J. (11) 491

1887 Dewey (M.) Library shelving — definitions and general principles,

L.N. (U.S.) (2) 95-i'22

1888 Shelves, L.J. (13) 367

1890 Gladstone (W. E.) On books and the housing of them, L.J. (15) 139-142

1891 Brown (J. D.) Report on Library appliances, L. (3) 382-383

1892 Carr (H. J.) Book storage and shelving, U.S. Rept 735-738
1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 388-392

1896 Specimen illustration of various styles of bookcases, P.L. (i) 126

1898 May (W.) Improved form of book shelving for Branch Libraries, L. (8)

255-259

1901 Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings, L.J. (26) Conf No 41-43
Bolton (C. K.) Planning Libraries, P.L. (6) 620

1902 Dewey (M.) Capacity of book stacks, P.L. (7) 28-29

1904 Ranck (S. H.) Relative shelf space occupied by books published in

England and in America, L.J. (29) 533-534

1905 Clark (J. W.) Evolution of bookcases, L.A.R. (7) 555-55S

Adams (M. B.) Public Libraries, their building and equipment, L.A.R.
(7) 161-177, 220-236
1909 Soule (C. C.) Shelves around reading rooms, P.L. (14) 134
For particulars relating to Shelving, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
HoLLiNGs & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D27 SHELVING— WOOD

1877 Poole (W. F.) Why wood shelving is better than iron, L.N. (U.S.) 95-97

1901 Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings, L.J. (26) Conf No 42-43

1902 Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 20-21
For particulars relating to Wooden Shelving, applv to —

Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

BOOK SHELVJM; 171

D28 SHELVING— METAL

1876 Acland (Sir H. W.) Radcliffe iron bookcases, L.A. Trans (i) 75
1891 Brown (J. D.) Report on Library appliances, L. (3) 382-383
1893 Stikeman system of adjustable shelving, L.J. (18) iiq

Discussion on the stack system, /../. (iS) Conf No 30-31
1901 Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings, /,./. (26) Conf No 42
J905 Green (B. R.) Library building and book stacks, L.J. (31) Conf No 52-55
1909 Keen (W. W.) Library book stacks without daylight, P.L. (14) -'90-291
For particulars relating to Metal Shelving, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 2^, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High
Holborn, W.C.

HOLLINGS &• Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham

Libk.ary Aids Co., 2q, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

MiLNERs' S.AFE Co. , Ltd. , 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.

RONEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

Tann, John, ii, Newgate Street, E.C.

D29 SHELVING— ADJUSTABLE, SLIDING, SUSPENDED

1887 Jenner (H.) Movable presses in British Museum, L.C. (4) 88-90
Garnett (R.) New book press at the British Museum, L.N. {U.S.) (2)

97-100
Movable shelving at the British Museum, L.J. (12) 261-262
Jenner 's sliding bookcases, L.J. (12) 504

1888 Adjustable shelving, L.J. (13) 367

1891 Brown (J. D.) Report on Library appliances, L. (3) 382-383

Garnett (R.) Sliding press at the British Museum, L. (3) 414-420, L.J. (17)
422-424

1892 Lymburn (J.) Plan of suspended iron presses as a general system of

book accommodation in large Libraries, L. (4) 241-242, L.J. (18) 10

1893 Stikeman system of adjustable shelving, L.J. (18) 119

1895 Garnett (R.) On the provision of additional space in Libraries, L. (7) 11-17

Mayhew (H. M.) Revolving extension press, L. (7) 10
1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 94-95
4901 Eastman (W. R.) Library buildings, L.J. (26) Conf No 42

For particulars relating to Adjustable, Sliding and Suspended Book Slielves,
apply to —

Adjust.able Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, (iwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
HoLLiNGS & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
MiLNERs' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

1)29=1 DWARF BOOKCASES

For particulars relating to Dwarf Bookcases, apply to —
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York. Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D292 REVOLVING BOOKCASES

For particulars relating to Revolving Bookcases, apply to —
Hammer, G. AL, & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, N.w York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

1)29=3 ADJUSTABLE DISPLAY BOOKCASES

For particulars relating to Adjustable Display Bookcases, apply to —
Rockwell Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RovEo Ltd.. 26. Holborn Viaduct. E.C.

172 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

D294 ATLAS SHELVES

For particulars relating to Atlas Shelves, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwj'dir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
HOLLINGS & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
LiHRARY Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Milkers' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D30 SHELVING APPLIANCES— GENERAL

1886 Dewey (M.) Book braces, supports and props, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 214-223^
(2) 38
Larned (J. N.) Some new devices and arrangements, L.J. (11) 294-296
1891 Brown (J. D.) Miscellaneous appliances, L. (3) 394-395
1908 Carney (F.) Problem of a shelf department, L.J. (33) 433-437
For particulars relating to Shelving Appliances, apply to—

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
HoLLiNGS & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D30 1 SPECIAL— SHELF SUPPORTS

1878 Cutter (C. A.) Wooden book supports, L.J. (3) 192

1884 Lowell- Book support, L.J. (9) 16

1885 Discussion on book supports, L.J. (10) 31 1-3 12

1886 Dewey (M.) Book braces, supports and props, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 214-23, (2) 38
Mason's shelf supports, L.J. (11) 492

1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 382

1894 Book supports, Greenwood's Public Libraries 398

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer — Illustrations of various book supports, P.L.

(i) 127
1902 Book supports, Minn, la and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 24, 70

For particulars relating to Book Supports, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D302 SHELF DUMMIES

1876 Dewey (M.) Catalogues and cataloguing, U.S. Rept 633
1890 Fletcher (W. L) Economy of shelf room — dummies, L.J. (15) 134-135
1906 Stewart (J. D.) Oversize books, L.W. (9) 208-211
1908 Carney (F.) Problem of the shelf department, L.J. (33) 436-437
For particulars relating to Dummies for separating subjects on shelves,^
apply to —

East Ham Bookbinding Works, Plashet Lane, East Ham, E.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

D30=3 SHELF PINS

1876 Poole (W. F.) Organization and management of Public Libraries, U.S.

Rept 486
1886 Dewey (M.) Revolving shelf pin, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 134
1902 Shelf pins, Minn, la and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 20
For particulars relating to Slielf Pt)is, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

D304 AUTOMATIC SHELF STEPS

For particulars relating to Shelf Steps (automatic step and handle), apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

SHELVING APPLIANCES 173

D305 DWARF STEPS

For particulars relating to Dwarf Steps, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
H.\MMER, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Rollings & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
LiBR.'VRY Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D306 LADDERS

For particulars relating to Ladders, apply to —

Adjust.able Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
HoLLiNGS & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D31 BOOK CARRIERS AND TRUCKS

1877 Winsor (J.) Scheme for automatic deliver)- of books, L.J. (i) 22

1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Book trucks, U.S. Rept 742

igoi Garnett (R.) and B. R. Green. Mechanical book carriers in the Library

of Congress, L. (A'.5.) (2) 282-297
Library of Congress book carriers and pneumatic tubes, ill.. Kept of Libn

of Congress 354-357
1902 Book trucks, Minn, la and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 23

For particulars relating to Book Carriers and Trucks, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Cooper's Safe Co., 24, Broad Street Place, E.C.
HOLLINGS & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Gieat Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D32 SHOW CASES

1907 Denne (G. E.) Show cases for books, L.W. (10) 70-71
Peters (H.) Show cases for books, L.W. (10) 119-120
For particulars relating to Shoiv Cases, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D33 BOOK RESTS AND HOLDERS

1891 Brown (J. D.) Miscellaneous appliances, L. (3) 304
1897 — Recent developments of Library practice, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 9S-99
For particulars relating to Book Rests and Holders, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Rollings & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bi'reau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

D331 MAP FRAMES AND EASELS

For particulars relating to Adjustable Map Frames and Easels, apply to —
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
VVallis Bros. & Wicksteed, Stamford Road Works. Kettering
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D34 DESKS AND COUNTERS

1876 Poole (W. F.) Desks and counters, U.S. Reht 4S7-4SQ
1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Counters and delivery desks. U.S. Rept 738
— Office and catalogue desks, U.S. Rept 739

174 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 382

1902 Loan desks, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 22-23, 7°
For particulars relating to Desks and Counters, apply to —

Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D341 DESKS— FLAT TOP

For particulars, apply to —

Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
MiLNERS' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D342 DESKS— ROLL TOP

For particulars, apply to —

Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D343 DESK RACKS AND TRAYS

For particulars, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D344 DESK SUPPLIES

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
Stanley Russell &• Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

D345 CUPBOARDS AND CABINETS— GENERAL

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gw3'dir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
HoLLiNGS & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Milkers' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Rockwell Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
Tann, John, ii, Newgate Street, E.C.

D346 MAP CUPBOARDS

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Lid., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Milners' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
RONEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D35 CHAIRS

1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Fi.xtures, furniture and fittings, U.S. Rept 740

1894 Chairs, Greenwood's Public Libraries 396

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer— Library chairs, P.L. (i) 130

1902 Chairs, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 21-22
For particulars relating to Chairs, apply to —

Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago," New York, Boston, London

RONEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

CHAIRS AND TABLES 175

D351 CHAIRS FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS

ic)02 Minn, J a and Wis L.C. Ildhk 22
For particulars relating to Chairs suitable for Children, apply to —
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicat^o, New York, Boston, London

D35 2 CHAIR CASTORS

For particulars relating to tlic " Domes of Silence," or I'atent Invisible
Castors, apply to — •
The Domes of Silence, Ltd., 5, Lloyd's Avenue, E.C.

P353 CHAIR PADS

For particulars relating to Rubber Chair Pads, apply to —
The Domes ok Silence, Ltd.. 5, Lloyd's Avenue, E.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co.. Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 2q, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

D36 READING TABLES

1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Tables, L'.5. Kept 738-739

1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 395-396

1900-01 Burg^ovne (F. J.) Some points in Librarv planning^. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk '15
1902 Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 21
1908 Webb (A.) Newsroom methods, L.W. (10) 318-319
For particulars relating to Reading Tables, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RONEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
For particulars relating to Reading Table Racks, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

D36°l READING DESKS AND EASELS

1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Reading desks, U.S. Rept 738
For particulars relating to Reading Desks and Easels, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, \'ictoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston. London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D37 READING TABLES FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS

1902 Minn. la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 21

For particulars relating to Reading Tables for Children's Rooms, apply to —
.Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 2^, Gwvdir Chambers. 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, \'ictoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

D38 NEWSPAPER STANDS

189 1 Brown (J. D.) Racks and stands for periodicals and news()apcrs, L. (3)

383-86
1894 Newspaper stands, Greenwood's Public Libraries 396
1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L..A. Primer— Illustration of newspaper stands and tacks,

P.L. (i) 127
1905 .Vdams (M. B.) Public Libraries : their building and equipment, L.A.R.

(7) 161-177, 220-236
See also E 70

176 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

For particulars relating to Newspaper Stands, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D39 NEWSPAPER RACKS

1885 Borden (VV. A.) Newspaper files, L.J. (10) 313-314

1891 Brown (J. D.) Racks and stands for periodicals and newspapers, L. (3)

383-86
1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer— Illustration of newspaper. rack, F.L, (i) 127
1900 Sparke (A.) Newspaper rack for bound volumes, L. W. (3) 127-128
1902 Newspaper rack, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 23
See also E 70
For particulars relating to Newspaper Racks, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Hollings & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D40 PERIODICAL RACKS

1877 Discussion on filing pamphlets, L.J. (2) 38

1880 Holden (E. S.) Treatment of pamphlets in special Libraries, L.J. (5) 166-7

1881 Pamphlet rack, L.J. (6) 52

1894 Periodical rack, Greenwood's Public Libraries 397
1902 Periodical rack, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 22
See also E 70
For particulars relating to Periodical Racks, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Hollings & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D41 TIMETABLE RACKS

1907 Waldron (J. S.) Racks for time-lablos, L.W. (10) 239-240
For particulars relating to Time-Table Racks, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureai:, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D42 HAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS

1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Fixtures, furniture and fittings, U.S. Rept 740
For particulars relating to Hat and Umbrella Stands, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureai:, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D43 CLOCKS

1889 Richardson (E. C.) Library clocks, /../. (14) 37S
For particulars relating to Silent Electric clocks, apply to —
Kendal & Dent, Ltd., Ludgate Hill, E.C.
Silent Electric Clock Co., 192, Goswell Road, E.C.

FIRE PRE] EXTION, I.\SIR.[\CE. ETC. 177

D44 TELEPHONES

1877 W'insor (J.) Telephones in Libraries. L.J. (2) 22

1898 Stiilman (M. L.) Telephones in Branrhes, L.J. (2 ^ Conf No 166
iSqq Telephones in Libraries, L..4. (1) 223

1900 Telephone book renewals, P.L. (5) 255, 426

190;, Lethality of telephone call offices in Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 139

1904 Offer to instal telephones in Libraries for public use, L.A.R. (6) 264

1905 Freeman (M. W.) Relation of the Library to the outside world; or, the

Library and 'jniblicity, /../. (^i) 488-41)2
l^se of telephones in Libraries, P.L. (13) 361
1909 Information bureaux in Libraries, L.A. (6) 341-342
For particulars relating to Internal Telephones, apply to —
General El.ectric Co., 71, Queen Victoria Street, E.G.
Inter-Communicating Telephone Co., 64, Leadenhall Street, E.G.
SiERLiNG Telephone and Electric Co., 200. I'pper Thames Street, E.G.

D44I TELEPHONE INDEX CABINETS

For particulars relating to Telephone Index Cabinets, apply to —
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.G.

D45 FURNITURE INVENTORY

1897 Brown (J. D.) I'ormation of Public Libraries, Greemvood's Yr-Bk 78
For particulars relating to Furniture Inventory, apply to —

-Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell-W.abash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D451 STORES INDEX (CARD)

For particulars relating to .Stores Index, apply to —

Rockweli.-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

D46 FIRE PREVENTION, INSURANCE, etc.

1879 Walford (C.) Destruction of Libraries by fire considered practically and
historically, L.A. Trans {2) 65-70, 149-154. ^-J- (4) 415-41^
Discussion on the prevention of fires in Libraries, L.J. (4) 52-54
Green (S. S.) Precautions against fire in the Worcester Public Library,
/../. (4) 201-202
1884 Preservation of books from fire, L.J. (9) nji

1892 Poole (R. E.) Fires, protection, insurance, ILS. Kept 724-733. 1893 '■
L.J. (18) 223-224
Insurance, Discussion by (he .\.L..A.. L.J. (18) Conf No 23-26

1899 Davis (C. T.) Insurance of Public Libraries, L.W. (2) 121-122

1900- 1 Davis (C. T.) Fire prevention and insurance, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 52-56
1907 Folger (H.) Insurance for Libraries, P.L. (12) 52-53. Cal News Notes (2)
108-110
Clark (G. T.) Lessons from destruction of San Francisco Libraries.
A. L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 121-123

D47 SAFES AND STRONG ROOMS

For particulars relating to Safes and Strong Rooms, apply to-
Cooper's Safe Co., 24, Broad Street Place. E.C.
Milners' Sake Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Tann, loHN. ir, Newgate Street, E.C.
Tann, R., & Co., London Fields Station (G.E.R.). Hackney, N.E.

178 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

CLASS E
Library Organization and Administration

E 1 ORGANIZATION

1876 Poole (W. V.) Organization and management of Public Libraries, U.S.

Rept 476-504
Perkins (F. B.) How to make town Libraries successful, U.S. Rept 419
Cutter (C. A.) Word to starters of Libraries, L.J. (i) 1-5
Poole (W. F.) Popular objections to Public Libraries, L.J. (i) 45
Pendleton (A. M.) How to start Libraries in small towns, L.J. (i) 161-2,

213-16, 249-50, 313-14, 355-9, 421-2

1877 Vinton (F.) Hints for improved Library economy drawn from usages at

Princeton, L.J. (2) 53-57
1885 How to form a Library, L.J. (10) 182-184
1887 Bowker (R. R.) Formation and organization of Public Libraries, L.J.

(12) 117-119, 152
1893 Circular of Board of Library Commissioners. State of New Hampshire,

relating to Library methods, L.J. (18) 42-3
1899 Adams (Z. F.) Practical hints on organizing, P.L. (4) 143, 19S-99
Couv'in (E. F.) Organization of small Libraries, P.L. (4) 195-97
Green (S.) How to encourage the foundation of Libraries in small towns,

L.J. (24) Conf No 14-15
Wire (G. E.) Organization, L.J. (24) Conf No 70-73

1901 Roebuck (G. E.) How I would organize and administer a Public Library

having a gross income of _£r8oo a year (Prize Essay), L.A. (2) Supp vii-x
Stephens (J. A.) How I would organize and administer a Public Library

having a gross income of ;^'8oo a year (Prize Essay), L.A. (2) Supp xi-xiv
Savage (E. A.) The Library of the future, L..1. (3) 29-32
How to start a Free Librar}-, la Lib O. (i) 11-12
Barrett (R. C.) Few brief words about Libraries, la Lib O. (i) 26

1902 Hopkins (A. H.) Organization and administration of Universit}^

Libraries, L.J. (27) Conf No 10-16

1903 If not a tax-supported Library, what? la Lib O. (3) 21-22

1906 Renninger (E. D.) Organization of a Library in a small town, L.J. (31)

112-17
Tyler (A. S.) Form of Library organization for a small town making a

Library beginning, L.J. (31) 803-806
Eastman (W. R.) Value and work of a State Library organizer, P.L.

(10) 67-72

1907 Organizing a Library, P.L. (12) 62

1908 Barr (J.) Organization of a Library service, L.A. (6) 5-8, 25-28
Stewart (J. D.) Principles of Library organization, L.A. (6) 98-103,

Discussion T04-105
Jones (M. L.) Organization of labour within Libraries, L.J. (33) 171-173

1909 Bostwick (A. E.) System in the Library, L.J. (34) 480-481
Organization and reorganization in Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (4) 27-30
Moffett (H. A.) How the money was spent at Elwood (Ind.) Library,

P.L. (14) 349

E2 ADMINISTRATION

1876 Jones (L. E.) Governnu;nt Library report, L.J. (i) 7-10

Perkins (F. B.) How to make town Libraries successful, U.S. Rept 419-30
Poole (W. F.) Organization and management of Public Libraries, U.S.

Rept 476-504
Robinson (6. H.) College Library administration, U.S. Rept 505-525

1877 Vinton (F.) Hints for improved Library economy drawn from usages and

principles, L.J. (2) 53-57
Jones (J. W.) Inaugural address, ist Int Conf 1-21; L.J. (2) 99-119
Wheatley (B. R.) Hints on Library management, L.J. (2) 210-216

LIBRARY ADMlSLsT RATIOS

1878 Seligmann (L.) Signification of Libraries past and present, L.A. Trans

(I) 68-74

1879 Campbell (G. L.) (iiouping- ol populous plarrs for Library purposes, L.A.

Trans (2) 28-31

1880 Maclauchlin (J.) How the Krec Librarv s\suin mav be extended to

counties, L.A. Trans (3) 58-66
1883 Lovell (J.) Functions and operations of ilie l-'nc Library system, L.A.
Trans (b) 58-66
Credland (\V. R.) Starved Free Libraries, L.A. Trans (6) 71.7S
West (T. 11.) I'sefulness of Libraries in small towns, /../. (8) 227-22(1
i88b Hewins (C M.) How to make the most of a small Library, L.J. (11) 305-
308, 37^^..
Dewey (M.) Selectinj;- a Library system, L.X. {['.S.) (i) 21-22
- Why a library does or does not succeed, L.N. (L'.S.) (i) 45-47

1887 Crunden (F. M.) Business methods in Librarv management, L.J. (12) 535-

338, 435-43<3

1888 Cowell (P.) Experientia Docet ; or, thoughts and experiences of a Public

Librarian, L.C. (5) 157-166
Bardwell (W. A.) Library work, L.J. (13) 5-7
Schwartz (J.) Business methods in Libraries, /,./. (13) 334
Crandall (.\L I.) Art element in Library work, L.J. (13) 365
Foster (W. F.) Progress towards intelligent ideals of the scope and method

of Public Libraries, L.A'. (U.S.) (3) 319-33

1889 Cutter (C. A.) Common sense in Libraries : Presidential address, L.J. (14)

Conf No 141-54
Fletcher (W. L) Some Library superstitions, L.J. (14) Conf No 155-51)
Denie (L.) How to make the most of a small Library, L.N. (L'.'.S.) (3)

469-74

1890 Ford (P. L.) Differentiation or specialization of Libraries, L.J. (15) 7-9
Cohen (M.) Differentiation of Libraries : a criticism of P. L. Ford's paper,

L.J. (15) 70-71
Galleys ((r. B.) Circular of information about Library work, L.J. (15)

329-30
Green (H. F.) Librarv experts : their rights and duties, L.J. (15) Conf No

15-19

1891 Clarke (E. E.) Departmental Libraries, /,./. (16) 254-88

Steiner (L. H.) .Should uniformity mark the arrangement and administra-
tion of our Libraries, or should individualitv be permitted to assert itself
in each? L.J. (16) Conf No 57-61
1S92 Soule (C. C.) Articles on the administration of the Boston Library, L.J.
(17) 54-55. 88-94, 124-125

Crunden (F. M.) Executive department : general supervision, including
building, finance, etc., U.S. Kept 795-809, L.J. (18) 2-^2-2^,4, Discussion,
L.J. (18) Conf No 63-65

Fletcher (W. L) Presidential address at Lak( wood, L.J. (17) Conf No 1-6

1893 Hill (T. P.) Librarv service: series of qurstion> sent to 210 Libraries in

U.S., L.J. (18) 228-9
Kelso (T. L.) Some economical features of Pul)iic Libraries, L.J. (18) 473-4

1894 Merrill (W. G.) How the Newberry Library was moved. L.J. (19) 11-12

1895 Hopkins (.\. H. A.) Handbook of Library l-^onomy, L.J. (20) Conf No 41-2

1896 Dana (J. C.) Library primer, P.L. (i) 4-10, 3i)-45. 79-S2, 115-133, "'7-74.

212-15, 263-4

1897 Dewey (M.) Relation of State to the Public Lihrar\ . 3nd hit Conj 10-22
Crunden (F. >L) Books and text-book^ : tin Library as a factor in

education, 2nd Int Conf 46-54
Richardson (E. C.) Libraries the primary factor in human evolution,

2)id Int Cunj 158-159
Brown (J. D.) Procedure in formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's

Vr-Bk 60-78

1898 Briscoe (J. P.) .\ well-equipped Library, L.A. (i) 49-52

1899 Swift (L.) Paternalism in Public Librari(\s. L.J. (24) <x)c)-i8

Hewins (C. M.) How to make a Library attractive, L.J. (,24) Conf No 23-6
Lindsay (M. H.) Changing from a subscription Library to a Free

Library, /../. (24) Conf No 73-76
Freeman (M. W.) Management of small Public Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf

No 76-80
Putnam (H.) Report on cost of service in Library of Congress, Kept of

Libn of Cong 27-40

i8o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1900 Jast (L. S.) Some hindrances to progress in Public Library work, L.A.R.

(2) 81-88
Pennock (B. M.) The other side of " Paternalism," L.J. (25) 61-63
Brett (W. H.) Public Library of the future. L.J. (25) 69-70
Thwaites (R. G.) Ten years of American Library progress, L.J. (25)

Conf No 1-7
Lane (W. C.) Report on adjustments and organization, L.J. (25) Conf

No 80-82

1901 Countryman (G.) Opportunities, L.J. (26) Conf No 52-54

Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(i) 92-100, 147-152, 290-298, 384-406
Randall (S. W.) Revision of the Library of the University of Pennsylvania,

L.J. (26) 383-86
Green (E.) The old order and the new, L.W. (4) 38-41
Keogh (A.) English and American Libraries : a comparison, P.L. (6)

388-95
Jast (L. S.) Accessions : the checking of the processes, L. {N.S.) (i) 152-62
Fairchild (S. C.) Functions of the Library, P.L. (6) 527-32

1902 Wellman (H. C), W. R. Eastman mid N. D. C. Hodges. Report of the

Committee on Library administration, L.J. (27) Conf No 86-gi
Brown (J. D.) The Small Library, its formation, equipment and manage-
ment, L. W. (4) 309 et seq (Published in book form 1907)
Billings (J. S.) Some Library problems of to-morrow, P.L. (7) 292-97
Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(2) 20-43
Dana (J. C.) Meaning of the Public Library in a city's life, L.J. (27)

755-57
Library management, Delaware L.C. Hdhk 46-55

Couvin (E. F.) Some fads and fallacies in Library work, L.J. (27) 821-23
Billings (J. S.) Some Library problems of to-morrow, L.J. (27) Conf No 1-9
Savage (E. A.) Library of the future, L.W. (4) 239-45
Dewey (M.) Library notes, P.L. (7) 70-71, 153, 191-92, 239-40, 371, 461-2
Daniels (J. F.) Library handicraft, P.L. (7) 405-6

1903 Glazier (T. W.) Anticipated developments of Library practice, L.A. (3)

221-26
Lyster (T. W.) Idea of a great Public Library : an essay in the philosophy

of Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 161-74
Mould (R. W.) Some Library aids : other than mechanical, L.A.R. (5)

362-70
Grinling (C. H.) Libraries as workshops, L.A.R. (5) 400-410
Review of Grasel's Handbuch der Bibliothekslehre, P.L. (8) 1 18-19
Lecture outlines and problems, N.Y.S.L. Bull (75) Report (81;)
Bostwick (A. E.) Work of the small Public Library, L.J. (28I 596-600
Canfield (J. H.) Specialization of Libraries, L.J. (28) 820-22
Eastman (W. R.) and C. Marvin. Report of Committee on Library

administration, L.J. (28) Conf No 71-76
Witham (E.) Making a Library useful, L.J. (28) 604
Swift (L.) Question of Public Library e.\pansion, L.J. (28) 713-16
Lord (J. E.) Library machinery, P.L. (8) 227-33
Wire (G. E.) Review of Brown's Manual of Library Economy, P.L. (8)

466-68

1904 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Library economy (chiefly continental at the end

of the 17th c), L.A.R. (6) 129-38. Has a bibliography
Angell (J.) Use of the Library, L.J. (29) 592-3
Bond (H.) Some features of recent Library practice in Great Britain,

L.J. (29) Conf No 28-33
Report of the Committee of Library administration by W. R. Eastman,

C. Marvin, and H. C. Wellman, "L./. (29) Conf No 163-67
Green (E.) On the improvement of old Libraries, L.W. (6) 204-7
— Some elements of success in Public Library work, L.W. (6) 289-92
Wood (E.) A small Library's opportunities, L.W. (7) 32-35
Wallar (J.) Uses of Public' Libraries, L.W. (7) 65-70
Thorne (H. S.) Changes hoped for in Library administration, P.L. (9)

173-4
Burpee (L. J.) Modern methods in small Libraries, P.L. (9) 217-21
Word about modern methods, P.L. (q) 222

Gurd (N.) How to deepen public interest in the Library, P.L. (9) 222-24
Vincent (G. E.) Library and the social memory, P.L. (9) 479-85

LIBRARY ADMINISr RATIOS i&i

Stearns (E. J.) Library buildiri}^, Mitui I'.L.C. Soirs (i) 5-0
General policy of a Library, Delaivarc L.C Ildbk 40-4 j
Putnam (H.) Public Libraries — their mid for fxpt-rt counstl. la Lib Q.
(4) 26-28

1905 Bursill (P. C.) Public and its Libraries, L.A. (4) 275-279
Ballinger (J.) Library politics, L.A.R. (7) 4X2-4(^3, Discussion 564-568
Lichtcnstein (J.) Essentials and non-e^senti.'lls in Library work, L.J. (30)

399-403
Richardson (E. C.) National Library problem, L.J. (30) Conf No i-y
Ranck (S. H.) Library administration on an income of from $1,000 to

$5,000 a year : essentials and non-essentials, L.J. (30) Conf No 58-63,

Discussion 177-178. F.L. (10) 31)7-401
Freeman (M. \\'.) Library administration on an income of from $1,000

to $5,000 a year : economies in plans and methods, L.J. (30) Conf No

64-68, Discussion 177-178, P.L. (10) 394-397
Josephson (A. G. S.) Notes on the bibliography of Library economy, P.L.

(10) 122-123
Library's place in the municipality, P.L. (10) 300-302
Koopman (H. L.) Librar\ militant, P.L. (10) 331-335
Rockwell (A. S.) Ruls and how to avoid them, P.L. (10) 339-343
Law (H. E.) Public Library as a business proposition, L.J. (30) 405-408
Report of the A. L.A. Committee on Library administration, W". R.

Eastman and others, L.J. (30) Conf No 102-106
Johnson (J. S.) Trustee's point of view, P.L. (10) 468-469
Public Library as a public service, P.L. (10) 4S0-481
Barry (J.) Some aspects of Library administration in Ireland, An Leah

(i)' 144-148

1906 Powell (W.) Librarianship in the future, L.A. (5) n5-M(i
Bailey (Sir W. H.) Presidential address. L.A.R. (8) 461-476
Richardson (E. C.) Library in the community, L.J. (31) 107-1 11
Financial conditions of German Libraries, L.J. (31) 274

Pollard (A. A.) Business end of a Library, L.J. (31) 311-315, P.L. (11)

355-359
Report of A. L.A. Committee on Library administration, VV. R. Eastman

and others, L.J. (31) Conf No 146-153
Library administration, Lit Yr-Bk 5^1-^62
Thwaites (R. G.) Sphere of the Library, P.L. (11) 1-5
Countryman (G.) Library as a social centre, P.L. (11) 5-7
Wakeman (E. F.) Small Library as a Library centre, P.L. (11) 9
Canfield (J. H.) I.ibrary methods in the business world, P.L. (11) 244-246
Bullock (\V. J.) Encouragement in Library work, P.L. (11) 500-502
Gaillard (E. \\.) Simple Library simplification, P.L. (11) 551-553
Marvin (C.) A. L.A. Report on Library administration, P.L. (11) 554-555
Le Crone (S. E.) Library house-keeping, .Minn P. L.C. Notes (9) 33-34
Farr (A.) Library house-keeping, Minn P. L.C. bote's (9) 34-35
Dana (J. C.) Making a Library useful, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2, 6-7
Library from within, /1« Leah (2) 78-86

1907 Barrett (F. T.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (9) 541-548

Bailey (A. L.) How shall the Library help the working man, L.J. {32)
198-201

Bookless Libraries, L. Tl'. (10) 45-46

Coutts (H. T.) Specialization in Library work, L.W. (9) 393-396

Foss (S. W.) Man more than machinery, P.L. {12) 117-120

Bowerman (G. F.) Some Libraries in the Farthest North-West, P.L. (12)
120-122

Bostwick (.\. E.) Library as an educational centre of a town, P.L. (12)
171-174

Foglesong (M.) Library work viewed from the byway, P.L. (12) 293-297

Report of the .\.L..\. Committee on Library administration, W. R. East-
man, A. L.A. Bull (1) Conf No 159-162

Ledbetter (E. E.) Simple methods. WY.L. (1) n-r;

Putnam (W. U.) Duties of the Library Director, Minn P. L.C. Notes (2)
No 4, 43-46

McKee (A.) Business method in Library work, Neb Lib Bull No 4, 14-16

1908 Brown (]. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British Municipal Libraries,

L. (N'.S.) (9) 218-224
Smith (E. M.) and L. E. Fay. Libr.iry militant : a dram.i in blank verse.
^■J- (33) 95-97

i82 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Industrial possibilities of Public Libraries, L.J. (33) 100

Jones (M. L.) Organization of labour within Libraries, L.J. (33) 171-173

New things for old, F.L. (13) 132

Rathbone (J. A.) Modern Library movement. P.L. (13) 197-201

Reminiscences of :\n untrained Librarian, P.L. (13) 207-211

Library round table meeting, Wis Lib Bull (4) 30-33

Jast (L. S.) Lantern lecture on " Municipal Public Libraries and their

work," L.A.R. (10) 585-586
Bacon (C.) Report of the A.L.A. Committee on Library administration,

A.L.A. Bull (2) 222-231
Leffman (H.) Some suggestions for improvement in Library manage-
ment, L.J. (2,3) 519-52"
1909 Corns (A. R.) Some insufticiently developed points in Library practice,
L.A.R. (11) 257-263
Specialization of Library work, L.J. (34) 470
Bostwick (A. E.) System in the Library, L.J. (34) 476-482
Dewey (M.) Combining administrative departments, P.L. (14) 21
Suggestions to a Library Board, Lib Occ (2) 52-53
Askew (S. B.) The place : the man and the book, N.Y.L, (i) 163-169
Hawkes (A. J.) Functions of Central Library and the problem of branches,

L.A. (6) 371-375. 394-401
Wood (J. L.) Who's who in the Library, P.L. (14) 81-84
Wilson (L. N.) Common sense in Library matters, P.L. (14) 168-173
Elmendorf (T. W.) Things that matter, 'P.L. (14) 281-289

E3 SMALL LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION

1897 Freeman (M. W.) Management of small Public Libraries, L.J. (23) 79-80
1902 Hazeltine (Miss) Detail work in a small Library, L.J. (27) 888-889

1904 Duren (F.) Why should a small Library be organized, la Lib C.Q. (4) 5-10
Bennett (C. K.) Librarian of a small Library, Minn P.L.C. Notes

No I, 2-4
Suggestions to very small Libraries, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 25-29

1905 Mcllvaine (C.) Special collections in small Libraries, P.L. (10) 271-273
Buren (M. Van-) Reference work in a small Library, Minn P.L.C. Notes

No 2, 1-4
Askew (S. B.) Problems of a small town Library, L.J. (31) 705-70S
Cutter (W. P.) Notes on book purchasing for small Libraries, Vt L.C.

Bull (I) 13-15

1906 \ alkenburgh (A. \ an) Common sense in cataloguing small Libraries,

L.J. (31) Conf No 127-129
What the State Library Commission can do for the small Library, L.J.

(31) Conf No 247-251
What the State Librar}'^ Association should do for the small Library,

L.J. (31) Conf No 251-254
Milner (A. V.) Inexpensive resources for small Libraries, P.L. (11) 363-367
Morton (F.) What the Librarian of a small Library can do for Children,

Nch Lib Bull No i, 3-7
McDonnell (F. P.) Cataloguing in small Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull (2) 2-5
Walker (J.) Public Library in a small town, Wash L.A. Bull (2) 10-12
Hutchins (F. A.) Enlarging field of the small Library, Miyin P.L.C. Notes

(2) 39-43
Wakeman (E. F.) Small Library as a Library centre, P.L. (11) q
Hall (B. C.) One year in a small Library, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 6-9

1907 Evans (M. J.) Most valuable contribution of the small Library, Minn

P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 84-85 *

1908 Huntley (L.) Small town Library, L.W. (11) 205-208
Reminiscences of an untrained Librarian, P.L. (13) 207-211
Proctor (R.) Experiences of a Vermont Library, Vt L.C. Bull (4) 2-4
Macdonald (K. I.) Magazines for a small Library, Wis Lib Bull (4) 1-9
Claude (L, W.) Recent developments in small Library design, Wis Lib

Bull (4) 9- 1 1 ' ^

Tyler (A. S.) Library (Commissions, the small Library and the card

^catalog. .LL..1. Bull (2) 370-372
Pierce (I.) Reference work in a small Library, Lib Occ (2) 9-10
Palmer (M.) Picture exchange for small Libraries, Wis Lib Bull No 3, 1-3
Sample letter from a rural I^ibrary, Wis Lib Bull (4) 106

1909 Hulsizer (S. H.) How to make a Library useful to a small town, L.J.

(34) 257-260, jV.y.L. (i) 232-235

CONSOLIDATION AND CENTRALIZATION i8g

Hobart (F.) Monev makiii};- for tho smallest Librarirs, .V.V./.. (i) 199-203

Kelly (B. M.) Work in a small Library. /'./.. (14) 45-4C)

Leffmann (H.) On Library management, /'./,. (14) 36-37

Next step for the small Library, 7a [Jb O. (h) 1-2

Milner (A. V.) Library resources of low eost and high value, N.Y.L. (i)

173-177
Bostwick (A. E.) What a Library mav do for a small town, A.KL.

(I) 172-173
Coolidge (O. P.) Records necessary for the small Library, F.L. (14) 10-13
Hasbrouck (M. K.) Government documents and the small Library, P.L.

(14) 52-53

E3=I LIBRARY METHODS APPLIED TO BUSINESS

((oq Library technique applied to business, P.L. (14) 211

~ ■ ■ ■ ^ P.I- ( ^ "

14) 267

Business and Librarianship, P.L. (14) 261
Commercial research, P.L. (i<

CONSOLIDATION AND CENTRALIZATION OF ADMINISTRATION

Arguments for and a^^ainst unification of Public Libraries
E4 AMERICA

1877 Discussion on the means of borrowing desiderata, L.J. (i) 278-279

1879 Campbell (G. L.) Grouping of places for Library purposes, L.J. (4) 4o<)-4io

1890 Berry (S. H.) Library versus Libraries : advantages of large collections

of books in a metropolitan organization, L.J. (15) 337-338

1891 Brainerd (C.) Library or Libraries, L.J. (16) 112-113

1895 Library consolidation in New York City, /,./. (20) 75, 84-S5, 114, 125-126,
129, 197, 204

1598 County support for Cincinnati Public Library, P.L. (3) 184, 26S

Ohio Library Association — Discussion on county support. P.L. (3) 424-425
Gould (G. M.) Union of Medical and Public Libraries, L.J. (23) Conf No
157-158

1599 Dev\ey (^L) Too many organizations, P.L. (4) 56-57

1900 Billings (J. S.) Suggestions for consolidating New York Libraries, /../.

(25) 634-38, 741, (26) 1-22
U)Oi Porter (\V. T.) County Libraries^Ohio and Wisconsin, L.J. (26) 203

County Libraries in Ohio and Maryland, L.J. (26) 203-205

County Libraries in Indiana, L.J. {26) 392

Library development in INLaryland, /,./. (26) 766

Washington County Free Library, L.J. (26) 705

Hodges (N. D. C.) County Libraries as a unit in a .State Library system.
L.J. (26) Conf No i7S-i8i

Brainerd (J. M.) Public Libraries for farmers, la L.C.O. (i) 27

1902 Yust (W. F.) County Libraries in Wyoming, /../. (27) 4, P.L. (7) 56
Bingham (J.) Library extension in the State of Iowa, la L.C.O. (2)

17-1S

1903 Fison (H. W.) Country Library, L.J. (28) Conf No 47-50

Universal Library : a plea for placing any book desired within the reach
of any person wishing to make use of same, P.L. (10) 120-132

1904 Yust (W. F.) County Libraries, P.L. (()) 81

1905 Advantages of the county and township Librari( s in the Middle West,

P.L. (10) 113
County Library plan. Miuu L.C. A'o/f.>; No 2, 4; No 3, 3-4
McPherson (G! B.) County extension, Minn L.C. Notes No 5, 7-0
Plan for a Universal Library, P.L. ( m) 129-132

Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.I,. (10) 163-167. 215-217, 250-261
Scheme for county extension. Wash L.A. Bull (1) No i, 7
Holmes (K. T.) History of the Travelling Library system of Wasliington,

Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 2-4

1906 Titcomb (M. L.) How a small Library supplies a large number of people,

^•/- (3') 51-54 , , ,

Wakeman (K. F.) Small Library as a Library centre, r.L. (11) o

1907 County Library in Ohio — methods, results and possibilities. P.L. (12) 19
Nethaway (J. C.) Why Library extension pavs Washington County, Minn

P. L.C' Notes (2) 82-84
Live Library- Washington County Free Library at Hagerstown, Md.,
Vt L. Bull (2) No 4; 1-3

i84 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Spencer (L.) Travellin.e;^ Library plan in Richardson County, Neh Lib

Bull No 6, 8-IO
Wynkoop (G.) Where should state aid and a local responsibility begin

in Library extension work? .4.L..4. Bull (i) 23S-243
Galbreath ("C. B.) County Library in Ohio, Ohio Bull (3) No i, 10

1908 Reading List on County Libraries, Cal News Notes (3) 129-133
Ripley (L. W.) County Free Library system — Sacramento plan, Cal News

Notes (3) 303-304
Gould (C. H.) Regional Libraries, L.J. (33) 218-219
Gillis (J. L.) State Library system for California : a suggestion, Cal News

Notes (3) 227-228, L.J. (33) 304, 316
Brief sketch of the development of County Libraries in the United States,

Cal News Notes (3) 123-126
Eastman (W. R.) Village Library and the farm, N.Y.L. (i) 37-40
Betteridge (G. L.) Province of the Travelling Library as a part of the

State Library system, N.Y'.L. (i) 70-73
County Library in Ohio, Ohio Lib Bull (3) 1-3
Brumback County Library, Ohio Lib Bull (3) 3-7
Public Librarv of Cincinnati, Ohio Lib Bull (3) 7-10

Dewey (H. B.) County circulating school [libraries. Wash L.A. Bull (2) 5-7
Hogg' (J. F.) Central control of Libraries and its advantages, L.A. (6)

131-135
Lane (W. C.) Central Bureau of information and loan collection for

College Libraries, L.J. (33) 429-433
Ripley (L. W.) County Free Library extension — the Sacramento Plan,

1--J- in) 445-446 '

Eichler (F.) Central cataloguing, the bureau of information and inter-

Library loans in Austria, L.J. (33) 506-507
Baker (E. A.) Some recent developments of Library co-operation, L.A.R.

(10) 660-677, Discussion 593-596

1909 Isom (M. F.) County Library system in Multnomah County, Oregon,

Cal News Notes (4) 259-262
Ripley (L. W.) County Library system in Sacramento County, Cal News

Notes (4) 262-264
Eddy (H. G.) Elk Grove Station of the Sacramento Library, Cal News

Notes (4) 264-266
County Library system for California : what it is, how to proceed in

establishing it, etc., Cal News Notes (4) 423-431
Libraries in rural communities, L.J. (34) 445-448
Hobart (F.) Reaching the rural population, P.L. (14) 373-376
Clark (M.) How one township Library sends out books, Lib Occ (2) 55-56
Friedley (G.) Work of a County Library, Lib Occ (2) 29
Hill (F. P.) Book storage for Libraries — Reservoir Libraries, P.L. (14)

304-305
Iowa Travelling Library department, la Lib Q. (6) 34-35
Ericson (C. J. A.) How shall co-operation between township and Public

Libraries be secured, la Lib O. (6) 64

See also Travelling Libraries F 4, and Methods of Reaching the
Public F 10 '

E5 ENGLAND

1899 Thornsby (F.) Unification of Public Libraries, L. IF. (i) 263

1901 Caddie (J. A.) Co-operation of adjoining towns for the establishment of

reference Libraries, L.A.R. (3) 562-566
— Some further remarks on co-operation for the establishment of reference
Libraries, L.A.R. (4) 237-240

1902 Savage (E. A.) Library of the future, L.W. (4) 239-245

Webb (S.) Library service of London : its co-ordination, development and
education, L..4./\. (4) 193-203, Discussion 231-236

1905 Inkster (L.) Library grouping, L.A.R. (7) 562-564. 1906: L.A.R. (8)

46-52

1906 Farr (H.) Libraries and the counties, L.A.R. (8) 169-177

McKillop (J.) Present position of London Municipal Libraries, with
suggestions for increasing their efficiency, L.A.R. (8) 624-633, Discus-
sion 495-497

Hemphill (F.) Proposed centralization of Metropolitan Libraries, Lit
Yr-Bk 590-qi

1907 Daykin (J.) Village Libraries, L.A.R. (9) 365-375

FINANCIAL RKCOKI)^ i8;

Fovargue (H. W.) Suggested Library legislation for counties, L.A.R.

(9) 15-18

1908 Hogg (J. F.) Central control of Libraries, and its advantages, L.A. (9)

131-135, Discussion 136-13S
Discussion of J. VV. Brown's paper on Schemes for " Village Libraries,"

L.A.R. (10) 59S-599
Baker (E. A.) Some recent developments of Library co-operation, L.A.R.

(10) 660-677, Discussion 593-596

Brown (J. W.) Village Libraries : The Westmoreland scheme, L.A.R.

(10) 644-647
Kemp (A. W.) Village Libraries : The Isle of Wight scheme, L.A.R. (10)

647-648

1909 Hand (T. W.) Inaugural address, Yorkshire Brancii of A.L.A., L..4. (7)

16-18

E6 FINANCE— GENERAL

1888 Hartman (E. V.) Project to aid German Libraries, L.J. (10) 47

1901 Montgomery (T. L.) What may be done for Libraries by the city, L.J.

(26) Conf No 5-7
Birge (E. A.) What may be done for Libraries by the State, L.J. (26)

Conf No 7-8
Putnam (H.) What may be done for Libraries by the nation, L.J. (26)

Conf No 9-16
Richmond (L.) What proportion of appropriation should be spent for

books, periodicals, etc., P.L. (6) 428-430

1902 Brett (W. H.) Expenditure of Library funds, P.L. (7) 367

1905 Sureties (H. G.) An appeal to Mr. Carnegie to pay off mortgages on

older Libraries, L.A. (4) 201-3
Countryman (G. A.) State aid to Libraries, P.L. (10) 55-60
Ranck (S. H.) Library administration on an income of from $1,000 to

$5,000 a year, L.J. (30) Conf No 58-63, P.L. (10) 397-401

1907 Hudson (O. C.) Estimate of annual expenditure for an established

Carnegie Library with an income of £220 from Pennv Rate, L.W. (10)
134-136

1908 Kennedy (J. P.) Librarian as a factor in securing Library appropriations,

A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 237-238

1909 Cost of Library maintenance, P.L. (14) 347

Hobart (F.) Money making for the smallest Libraries, X.Y.L. (i) 199-203
Rules regarding Library allotments in New York, N.Y.L. (2) 38-39
Payment o"f mortgage from Library rate, and accumulation of fund Tor
repairs, L.A.R. (11) 416

E7 FINANCIAL RECORDS

1876 Perkins (F. B.) How to make town Libraries successful, L'.S. Rcpt 419
Poole (W. F.) Organization and arrangement of Public Libraries, U.S.

Rept 476
1892-3 Crunden (F. M.) Executive department, I'.S. Rcpt. 795-97, S01-2
1894 Business books, Greemi'ood's Public Libraries 399

1898 Mullen (B. H.) Plan for constant supervision of expenditure, L. (8) 252-53
1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things arc done in one American Library, L. (A'. 5.)

(i) 150-152
1902 Sanborn (A. S.) Method of keeping statistics of expenditun- for books,

L.J. (27) 1007-S

1905 Eustis (G. H.) Hints on Library accounts, P.L. (10) 7-8

Ranck (S. H.) Library administration on an income of from $1,000 to-
$5,000 a year, L.J. (30) Conf No 58-O3, /'./.. (10) 307-401

1906 Pollard (A.' A.) Business end of a.' Library, /-./• (3O 3"-3'5. f*l- (")

355-359
Forms for financial statements, If';'\ l.ih Hull (2) 64

1908 Neesham (E. W.) Cash receipts and petty cash, L.W. (10) 248-251
Municipal accounts and the Public Library, la Lib Q. (5) 191

1909 Keeping Library accounts, L.A.R. (11) 43

Dold (M.) Iniform business methods. Cul Lib Assu Hdbk 33-34

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E72 AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS

1895 Audit of accounts of District and Parish Councils, L.A. Yr-Bk 48-49

E8 PERSONNEL: GOVERNING BOARDS, COMMITTEES, DIRECTORS,
TRUSTEES, etc. (Powers, duties, qualifications, etc.)
General

1893 Utley (H. J\I.) (iovernment, constitution, bye-laws and Trustees, U.S.

Rept (i) 743-747, L.J- (18) 225-227, Discussion Conf No 31-33
1897 Jones (H.) Library authorities : their powers and duties, 2nd Int Cuiif
23-26, Discussion 230-231

E9 SPECIAL— COMMITTEES

1894 Public Library Committees and Commissioners, Grecmvood's Public

Libraries 352-376

1895 Ballinger (J.) Report on the constitution of Library Committees, L. (7) 1-9
1897 Rawson (H.) Duties of Library Committees, 2nd Int Conf 27-30

Jones (H.) Library authorities : their powers and duties, 2nd Int Conf
23-26, Discussion 230-231
1900-01 Notes for Library Committees, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 1-5
1903 Jast (L. S.) Committee work, L.A. (4) 43-45

1908 Neesham (E. W.) Committee work (Specimen Agenda), L.W. (10) 351-53

1909 Law (W.) Committee work, L.W. (12) 127-129

E9I DELEGATION OF POWERS TO COMMITTEE

1901 Powers of Library Committee, L.A.R. (3) 224. 1902 : L.A.K. (4) 22y2^

1903 Delegation of powers, L.A.R. (5) 650-651

1904 Lucas (Councillor) Delegation of powers to Library Committees, L.A.R.

(6) 388-393

1908 Delegation of powers to Committee, L.A.R. (10) 140-141

1909 Delegation of powers under Public Libraries Acts, L.A.R. (11) 413-415

E9 2 LIBRARIANS WHO ACT AS SECRETARIES

1901 Librarians who are Secretaries, L.W. (4) 112, 30S

ElO BYELAWS GOVERNING LIBRARY COMMITTEES IN IRELAND

1905 Rules governing appointment of Commissioners of Ireland, and conduct

of business, An Leab (i) 166-172

Ell TRUSTEES

1890 Soule (C. C.) Trustees of Free Public Libraries, L.J. (15) Conf No 19-24
Larned (J. C.) Library work from the Trustee's standpoint, L.J. (15)

Conf No 23-24
Green (S. S.) Duties of Trustees and their relations to Libraries, L.J.

(15) Conf No 24-27

1892 Soule (C. C.) Amateur administration, L.J. (17) 92-93

1893 Utley (H. M.) Government, constitution, bje-laws and Trustees, LJ.S.

Rept (i) 743-747, L.J. (18) 225-227, Discussion Conf No 31-33
Bowker (R. R.) Trustees' relation to the Library, L.J. (18) 227

1896 Crunden (F. M.) Functions of Trustees and their rclalions to Librarians,

L.J. (21) Conf No 32-37
Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 6-7

1897 Currey (J. S.) Library trustee, P.L. (2) 319-322

Crunden (F. M.) Function of Librarv Trustees, /../. (22) Conf No 2>~

1899 Jenkins (J. H.) Relation of the Trustee to the Librarian, P.L. (4) 249
Eastman (W. R.) Bve-laws suggested for a Board of Librarv Trustees,

U.S. Rept 705-706 "

1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(i) 147-152
Flemmg (A. P.) Relation of the Trustee to the Librarian, P.L. (5) 3-5
Montgomery (T. L.) The Trustee, L.J. (25) Conf No 42-43, P.L. (5) 291-4

1901 Bye-Laws suggested for Boards of Library Trustees, la Lib Q. (i) 63-64
J902 Women on Librarv Boards, P.L. (7) 61-63, ^(f ^-'b O. (2) 16

Titus (G. M.) Duties of Library Trustees, P.L. (7T 63-65, la Lib O. (2)

19-21
With the 'J'rustees. la Lib O. (2) 53

LIBRARY COMMITTEES AND TRUSTEES 187

1903 Trustees' Section, Proceedings, L.J. (28) Conf No 195-205

Wilson (E. D.) Relation of Trustees and Librarian, /'./-. (8) 402-404

1904 Leash (S. G.) Essentials of a Library Trustee, L.J. (29) 524-527

1905 Gaillard (E. W.) Trustees and Library appropriations, L.J. (30) 403-406
Ranck (S. H.) Library administration on an income of from $1,000 to

$5,000 a year, L.J. (30) Conf No 5.S-()3, I'.L. (10) 397-401
Gillis (J. L.) State Library administration, /,./. (30) Conf No 34-37

1906 Bostwick (A. E.) Whole duty of a Library Trustee from a Librarian's

standpoint, L.J. (31) Conf No 40-44, Discussion 23()-240
Dewey (M.) Ideal relations between Trustees and Librarian, L.J. (31)

Conf No 44
Patton (J.) Work of a I/ibrary Trustee from the Trustee's point of view,

L.J. (31) 656-657
Utley (H. M.) Work of a Library Trustee from the Librarian's point of

view, L.J. (31) 657-660
Trustees and methods of choosing them, P.L. (10) 46S.460
Farrington (J. L.) How the Trustee may best keep in touch with the

conduct of the Library, la Lib O. (5) 81-83
Willard (W. D.) Training of the Trustee, Mum P.L.C. Notes (9) 13-14
Nicholson (J. N.) Training of the Trustee, Minn P.L.C. Notes (9) 14-16
Gove (A. P.) ^^■hole duty of a Library Trustee, Minn P.L.C. Notes (9)

17-iq
Clarke (E. E.) Boards of Library Trustees, Vt L.C. Bull (2) No 3, 1-3
Elliot (T. C.) Relation of the Library Board to the Library, Wash L.A.

Bull (2) No I, 10-12
Pereles (J. M.) What a Trustee can do to help the Librarian, Wis P.L.C.

Bull (2) 25-26

1907 Corey (D. P.) Some Trustees, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 278-282
Tobitt (E.) What the Librarian may expect from the Trustee, P.L. (12)

73-74, Neb Lib Bull No 4, 17-20
Schwan (C. P.) Duties of a Trustee, Cal Neivs Notes (2) 94-96
Putnam (W. H.) Duties of Library Directors, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 43-6
Lamb (W. L.) Reading of the Trustee, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 46-4S

1908 Towner (H. M.) Trustees' problems, la Lib Q. (5) 189-igo
Trustees' section of A. L.A. Conference, A. L.A. Bull (2) 355-359

1909 Suggestions to a Library board. Lib Occ (2) 52-53
Trustees' section of A. L.A. Conference, L.J. (34) 368
Woodruff (J. L.) Who's who in the Library, P.L. (14) 81-84

E 12 BYE LAWS GOVERNING BOARD MEETINGS

1892-3 Utlev (H. y.\.) (lovernment, constitution, bye-laws and Trustees, U.S.

Reft 745
1899 Eastman (W. R.) Bve-laws suggested for a Board of Library Trustees,

U.S. Rept 705-706 ■

1901 Library Board Meetings, la Lib O. (5) 109

1902 Bye-laws suggested for Boards of Directors of small Public Libraries,

Minn, la and Wis Hdbk 7-8
1904 Bye-laws suggested for district Library Commissions, Del L.C. Hdbk 22-5
1906 Bye-laws suggested for Boards of Library Trustees, la Lib O. (i) 63-64

E12=l BOARD MEETINGS— RECORDS

1892-3 Crunden (F. M.) Executive dep.utnn nt (Librarian as Secretary to Board),

U.S. Rept So7-,S
1897 Brown (J. D.) l-"i>rmalion of Public Libraries (Minute Book), C,rien-a.'Ood's

Yr-Bk 77

1903 Jast (L. S.) Committee work, L.A. (4) 43-45

1908 Neesham {E. W.) Committee work (Specimen Agenda), L.W. (10) 351-3

1909 Law (W.) Committee work, L. T^. (12) 127-129

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i88 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E 13 LIBRARY WORKERS
Davis, Thomas

Thomas Davis and Libraries : Promoter of Libraries in Ireland, An Leah
(8) 8-1 1

Greenwood, Thomas, 1851-1908

Thomas Greenwood, L.A. (6) 227-228, by J. D. Brown, L.A.R. (10) 63;,-
636, L.W. (11) 201-204, by VV. E. Axon, L.A.R. (10) 683-685

Jackson, Frederick

Dewey (M.) In Memoriam, /,./. (11) 478

Southern, Sir James W.

Obituary, L.A.R. (11) 360

ThomasStanford, C.

New President of the Library Association, L.W. (11) 138

Wickersham, William B., 1844-1908

W. B. Wiclcersham, 36 years Secretary of the Board of Directors of the
Chicago Public Library, P.L. (13) 358-359

E 14 LIBRARIANSHIP. (Qualifications, duties, etc., of Librarians.)

1876 Dewey (M.) The Profession, L.]. (i) 5-6

VVinsor (J.) Free Libraries and readers, L.]. (i) 63-67, Discussion 117-118
Smith (L. P.) Qualifications for a Librarian, L.J. (i) 6^-74
Wallace (J. W.)"" Librarians in the United States, L.J. (i) 92-95

1877 BuUen (G.) The Executive of a Library — their qualifications, functions,

vacations, salaries, ist hit Conf 176-178, 208
Bowker (R. R.) Learning to read in college, L.J. (2) 60-62

1878 Mullins (J. D.) Standard of Library service, L.J. (3) 52-53, 160
Sawtelle (H. A.) College Librarianship, L.J. (3) 162

1880 Mullins (J. D.) Librarian and his work, L.A. Trans (3) 69-76

1881 Brace (W.) F. A. Ebert's view of a Librarian's education, L.A. M.N. (2)

30-36

1882 Bowker (R. R.) Work of the 19th century Librarian for the Librarian

of the 20th, L.A. Trans (5) 149-152
Tedder (H. R.) Librarianship as a profession, L.A. Trans 163-172
Cousin (J.) A French Librarian on Librarianship, L.A. M.N. (3) 194-198

1883 Bowker (R. R.) Work of the 19th century Librarian for the Librarian

of the 2oth, L.J. (8) 247-250

1884 Garnett (R.) Librarianship in the 17th century, L.C. (i) 1-7

Mullins (J. D.) Some of the less pleasant duties of a Librarian, L.A.
Trans (7) 61-65

1885 Foster (VV. E.) Some compensations of a Librarian's life, L.J. (10)

195-200
Richardson (E. C.) Encyclopsedia and Librarians, L.J. (10) 211
Nicholson (E. B.) Drawback of English Librarians, L.J. (10) 403
i886 Dewey (M.) Librarian as educator, L.J. (11) 165

— Factors of successful administration, L.N. (U.S.) (1) 45
Richardson (E. C.) Why Librarians know, L.J. (11) 204
Hooper (W. de M.) Evolution of the hobby, L.J. (11) 225-228
Attractions and opportunities of Librarianship, L.N. {U.S.) (i) 51-53

1888 MacAlister (J. Y. W.) Wanted, a Librarian, L.C. (5) 11-16

1889 " Theophrastres junior." Of Librarians, L. (i) 24, 107
Schwartz (J.) Librarian an educator, L.J. (14) 5

1890 Thompson (.Sir M.) Presidential address, L. (2) 368-76
Richardson (E. C.) Being a Librarian, L.J. (15) 201-202
Poole (W. F.) Being a Librarian, L.J. (15) 202
Stetson (W. K.) Being a Librarian, L.J. (15) 2^-232
B[owker] (R.) Being a Librarian, L.J. (15) 2:^2 '
Fletcher (W. I.) Being a Librarian, /../. (15) 2()4-265
Foster (W. E.) Being a Librarian, L.J. (15) 294-29(1
Kephart (H.) Being a Librarian, L.J. (15) 330-332

Green (S. S.) Trustees and Librarians, L.J. (15) Conf No 24-27

1891 — Address of President at San Francisco Conference, L.J. (16) Conf

No 1-9

LIBRARIANS' QUALIFICATIONS 189

1892 A Librarian by his assistant, L. (4) 233-237
Hayward (A. L.) Training of a Librarian, L.J. (17) 47K

1892-J Hill (F. r.) Library service, r..s. Rcpt 747-50

1893 " Liber." What is a Librarian for? L.J. (18) 40-41

Midworth (H.) The duties of a Librarian in relation to the reader, L. (5)
MO-135

1894 Crunden (F. M.) Librarian as administrator, L.J. (19) 44-47
Librarian's qualifications in Prussia, L.J. (19) 170
Librarian's qualifications. Greenwood's Public Libraries 356-361

1895 Wire (G. E.) How should a Librarian read, L.J. (20) Conf No 16-19
J896 Bolton (C. K.) Librarian's duty as a citizen, L.J. (21) 219-222

Smith (S.) The Public Librarian : his helps and hindrances, L. (8) 157-67
Anderton (B.) On the place of Specialization in Library work — A general

review, L. (8) 536-548
Dana (J. C.) Hear the other side : President's address at the A.L.A.

Conference, Cleveland, L.J. (21) Conf No 1-5
josephson (A. G. S.) Is Librarianship a learned profession? I'.L. (1) 195-6
Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 7-8

1897 Lubbock (Sir J.) Inaugural address, 3iid Ittt Conf 1-4

JNIacAlister (J. Y. W.) .Some tendencies of modern Librarianship, 2nd

hit Conf g-i2
Elmendorf (R. L.) Assistant's opportunity, L. (9) 137-42
Eastman (L. A.) Aims and personal attitude in Library work, L.J. (22)

Conf No 80-81

1898 Mason (T.) The future of London's Public Librarians, L..4. (i) 38-41
Miller (E. H.) Librarianship in South Africa, L.A. (i) 143-145

Clarke (A.) Some old treatises on Libraries and Librarians' work, L. (10)

327-9. 385-95
Sharp (K. L.) Librarian.ship as a profession, P.L. (3) 5-7
Little (G. T.) Special training for College Librarians, L.J. (2^,) Conf

No 79

1899 Layman's views on Librarianship, L.A.R. (1) 13 1-2

Brigham (J.) State Librarian's outlook, L.J. (24) Conf No 81-84
Foss (G. W.) The Library as an inspirational force, P.L. (4) 102-104
Lane (W. C.) The appointment of a Librarian of Congress, L.J. (24)

99-101
Leeper (A.) Qualifications for Librarianship. L.J. (24) Conf No 82-83
Dewey (M.) Qualifications of a Librarian. L. IF. (2) 96-98

1900 The Librarian's manners, L.W . (2) 217-21S

Anderton (B.) On the learning of Librarians, L..\.R. (2) 630-40
Bardwell (W. A.) What should Librarians read? L.J. (25) 58-59
Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. (N.S.) (i) loo-ioS, 220-224, 350-356,

434-437
Fames (W.) What should Librarians read? L.J. (25) 59-61
Bostwick (A. E.) What should Librarians read? L.J. (25) 57-58
Henry (W. E.) Some thoughts on the establishment and control of a

Public Library, P.L. (5) 43-47
The Imperfect Librarian, L.J. (25) 69

Koopman (H. L.) Individuality in the Library. L.J. (25) 571-572
Public versus Librarians, from the "Library World," L.'j. (25) 1 19-120
Thompson (W. O.) Librarianship as a profession, P.L. (5) 415-418
Librarian's manners, L. IT. (2) 217-218
Brown (J. D.) Where do we get our Librarians? L.W. (3) 124-127

1901 Carr (H. J.) Being a Librarian, P.L. (6) 450-461
Fairchild (S. C.) .American notes, L. (N.S.) (2) 218-220
Dewey (M.) The Faculty Library, L. (N.S.) (2) 238-241

Plummer (M. W.) The Librarv of the future in "" Light .uid Leading,"

L.J. (26) 63-65
-- Training for Librarianship, L.J. 317
Custodian or Librarian — which? la Lib (J. (i) 25

1902 Ayers (S. G.) The Librarian: requirements and duties, L.J. (27) 309-311
Bishop (W. W.) Should the Librarian be a Bibliophile. L.J. (27) 126-129
Lord (J. S.) The gift extremely rare, L.J. (27) Conf No 34-37

Dewev (M.) Oualifications of' a Librarian, N.Y.S.L. Rept 85 (91-96,

Bulietin 75)
Endowment of Librarianship, L.W. (5) 1-3, 29-31, 66-68
Hoagland (Miss) Trained Librarians, P.L. (-) 375

igo BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Hazeltine (M. E.) The Librarian and his work, P.L. (7) 402-404
Librarianship, Minit, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk ix-12, 65
Anderson (E. H.) and M. Dewey. Librarianship — what it implies, la
Lib Q. (2) 54

1903 Dixon (W. McN.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (5) 431-43

Bostwick (A. E.) The day's work : some conditions and some ideals,

LJ. (28) 704-707
— The what, why and whither of the Library, P.L. (8) 397-401
Plummer (M. W.) Personal reading of the Librarian, L./. (28) 5-7
Richardson (E. C.) The Travelling Librarian, L./. (28) 58-64
Savage (E. A.) The Librarian of the future, L. IF. (6) 4-7
Reflections on Librarianship, L.li". (6) 145-150

1904 Ambrose (L.) A Conception of Librarianship, P.L. (9) 439-440
Dana (J. C.) Library opportunities, P.L. (9) 1-5

Gay (O. B.) Should a Librarian cultivate hobbies of his own? L.]. (29)

123-126
J. B. C. des Houssaves on the qualifications and duties of a Librarian,

1870, P.L. (9) I2q '
Peplow (F. J.) On the duties and qualifications of a Librarian : an

address delivered at the Sorbonne on December 23, 1870, by J. B. C.

des Houssayes, L. (N.S.) {5) 182-191
Putnam (H.) Presidential address, L.J. (29) Conf No 23-27
Vincent (G. E.) The Library and the social memory, L.J. (29) 577-584
The Librarian, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 38-40
Robertson (W. J.) Should the education department issue a Librarian's

certificate, P.L. (9) 209-212
A word about modern methods, P.L. (9) 222
Bennett (C. K.) Librarian of a small Library, Minn P. L.C. Notes No i, 2-5

1905 Baker (E. A.) Literary training of the Public Librarian, L.A. (5) 333-335
Stearns (L. E.) Qualifications of a Librarian, L.J. (30) Conf No 68-71
Grafi (V. E.) The gentle Librarian : a transcript from experience, L.J.

(30) 922-3
Dana (J. C.) Helpful state of mind, P.L. (10) 178-179
Gay (T.) The Librarian : a Trustee's view, la Lib Q. (5) 39-40
Walton (G. M.) Library ethics, P.L. (10) 181-1S3

1906 Bailey (Sir W. H.) The ideal Librarian, L.A.R. (8) 471-4
Canfield (J. H.) The value of trained Librarians, P.L. (11) 64

Henry (W. E.) Scholarship for the trained Librarian, P.L. (11) 103-105
Carlton (W. N. C.) College Libraries and College Librarians : views and

comments, L.J. (31) 751-757
Hill (E. P.) One phase of Library development : Presidential address,

L.J. (31) Conf No 1-9
Librarian as a handy man, L.W. (8) 292-294
Pollard (A. E.) The business end of a Library, P.L. (11) 355
Buren (M. Van-) Social side of the Librarian's life, Minn P. L.C. Notes

(9) 3
VVolfstieg (Dr.) The organization of the Library profession in the U.S. :

trans, from the German by B. B. Winser, P.L. (11) 11-12
Library from within. An Lcab (2) 78-S6
The Librarian, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2, 10

1907 Hopwood (H. V.) Is Librarianship a profession? L.A.R. (9) 358-9
Tedder (H. R.) The Librarian in relation to books, L.A.R. (9) 604-618
Bostwick (A. E.) The love of books as a basis for Librarianship, L.J.

.(32) 51-55
Librarians as students of literature and booklovers, L.A. (6) 22-25
Dana (F. K. W.) Recreation of a Librarian, P.L. (12) 339-343
Foglesong (H.) Library work viewed from the byway, P.L. (12) 293-297
Foss (S. W.) Man more than machinery, P.L. (12) 1 17-120
Fowler (C. S.) New York Civil .Service Examination for Library

organizer, L.J. (32) 437
Mason (J.) Business men and Public Libraries, P.L. (12) 390-1
Schuyler (H.) Plea for emphasising the human element in our Public

Libraries, P.L. (12) 167-170
Woods (E. A.) How the Library helps the Librarian, P.L. (12) 297-298
Lavell (R, A.) Reading of the Librarian, Minn P. L.C. Notes (2) 64-67
igoS Fletcher (W. L) Anticipations, L.J. (33) 241

Dent (R. K.) Librarian as a collector, 7_... 4. i^. (10) 11-18
Brigham (J.) Duties of a Librarian, P.L. (13) 81

LIBRARIAXS' SALARIES 191

A timely hint (to endow Librarianship), P.L. (13) 100

Brown (D. C.) Librarian a scholar or not? /'./-. (13) i(x)

State examination and certificates for Librarians in Ohio, P.L. (13) 173

View of Librarianship from the Library school : an address to a j^raduate

class, L.J. iii) 354-35^
Gay (T.) Librarian : a Trustee's view, la Lib O. (5) 31)- 40
Quick (H.) Librarian of to-day, hi Lib O. (5rji()-.>ii
Wright (J.) Plea of the Art Librarian, I\L. (13) 34S-34()
Anderson (K. H.) Library's position in our inodt rn equipment, /'./.. (13)

365-366
Huntley (L.) Small town Libraries (Duties of Librarian), f,.W. (11) 205-S
Wood (H. A.) Book side of things, P.L. (13) 40-41

Mackinder (H. J.) Ideal Librarian and his training, L.A.R. (10) 198-204
Guppy (H.) Librarian's equipment, L..1. (b) Ob-74
1909 Barrett (F. T.) Significance of Public Libraries, L.A. (6) 247-249

Corns (A. R.) Some insufficiently developed points in Library practice,

L.A.R. (II) 257.263
Jast (L. S.) Lantern lecture. L.A.R. (11) 517-51S
Bolton (C. K.) Librarian's future, L.J. (34) 3
Savage (E. A.) Librarianship and literature, J..A.R. (11) 389-397
Daniels (J. F.) Empty heart : a paper read on the educational future of

Libraries, L.J. (34) 4-8
Librarianship of the Chicago Public Library, /../. (34) 214, 215-216, 219-

221, 245
Moses (M. J.) Experimental temptation ; or, the attractive power of

books versus the Librarian's meihod, L.J. (34) 247-253
Keller (H. R.) Old fashioned virtues versus the ideal Librarian, L.J. (34)

295-298
Fairchild (S. C.) The one thing needful, N.Y.L. (i) 196-198
Influence of the Librarian, N.Y.L. (i) 226
Fletcher (W. I.) Anticipations, P.L. (14) 1-5

Goodrich (F. L. D.) Responsibilities of Librarianship, P.L. (14) 13-15
Hall (M. E.) Librarian in the High School (abstract), P.L. (14) 29
Leffmann (H.) On Library management, P.L. (14) 36-37
Dana (J. C.) Three factors in civilization, P.L. (14) 43-45
Foss (S. W.) Some cardinal principles of a Librarian's work, P.L. (14)

77-81
Woodruff (J. L.) Who's who in the Library, P.L. (14) Si -84
Bolton (C. K.) The Librarian's canons of ethics, P.L. (14) 203-204
Elmendorf (T. W.) The things that matter : an attempt at a study in

values, P.L. (14) 281-289
Foote (E. I.) Those other qualifications, P.L. (14) 342-343
Andrews (C. W.) Address to the Wisconsin Library school class of 1909,

Wis Lib Bull (5) 37-45
Plummer (M. W.) Librarianship as a profession, Wis Lib Bull (5) 4S-49
Hodges (A. D.) One Librarian's joys, 17 L.C. Bull (4) 1-4

E15 LIBRARIANS' SALARIES

1878 Harrison (R.) Salaries of Librarians, L.A. Trans (i) 90-95

1892 Hill (F. P.) Library service, U.S. Rcpt (i) 747-763
Cutler (M. S.) What a Woman Librarian earns, L.J. (17) Conf No S9-91

1893 Salaries of Librarians, being a review of Mr. Cowell's Hdbk on Library
Staffs, L. (5) 128-129

Hill (F. P.) i.ibrary service, L.J. (18) 228-229, Discussion Conf No 34-37
Why should Librarians hesitate to reveal the amount of salaries? L.J.
(18) Conf No 41-43

1894 Librarian's salaries, Greenis.'ood's Public Libraries 357
1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice, Gricinvood's

Yr-Bk 93-94

1899 "Delta." Salaries of Librarians, L.W. (1) loS

1900 Report on work and wages of American Librarian>, /,./. (25) 587-58S

1903 Dewey (M.) Salaries of Librarians, P.L. (8) ;^2;i

1904 Fairchild (S. C.) Women in .American Libraries -Salaries of male and
female Librarians, L.J. (29) 160-161

1905 Report of Librarian of Congress, 113-116, (1906) 85-8S, (1907) 99-103
Scale of Salaries for Librarians and Assistants, L.A. (5) 41

192 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1907 Proposed Superannuation Bill of the National Association of Local

Government Officers, L.A.R. (9) 128-130
Salaries of Librarians, Lib Occ No 6, 2-3

1908 Librarian's salaries, P.L. (13) 145

1909 Cost of maintenance, P.L. (14) 347

E 15=1 LIBRARIANS' GUARANTEE BOND

1892-3 Crunden (F. M.) Executive department, U.S. Rept 802

1900-01 Davis (C. T.) Fire prevention and insurance, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 56

E16 LIBRARIANS' READING

1896 Dana (J. C.) Librarian's pastime reading, L.J. (21) 22

1906 Henry (VV. E.) Scholarship for the trained Librarian, P.L. (11) 103-105

1907 Librarians as students of literature and booklovers, L.A. (6) 22-25
Baker (E. A.) Literary training of the Public Librarian, L.A. (5) 312-315
Tedder (H. R.) Librarian in relation to books, L.A.R. (9) 604-618
Bostwick (A. E.) Love of books as a basis for Librarianship, L.J. (32)

51-55, la Lib O. (5) 143-144
Foss (S. W.) Man more than machinery, P.L. (12) 1 17-120
Lavell (R. A.) Reading of the Librarian, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4,

64-67

1908 Reading Librarian, P.L. (13) 352

Bacon (C.) A Librarian's reading, N.Y.L. (i) 136-139

Legler (H. E.) Dear and dumpy twelves; or, the Librarian's shelf of

books, A. L.A. Bull (2) 148-150
Librarian's book shelf, la Lib Q. (5) 207

1909 Drake (M.) Method of getting non-fiction read. Wis Lib Bull (5) 1-5

E 17 LIBRARIANS' SOCIAL DUTIES, RECREATIONS, etc.

1885 Hooper (W. de M.) Evolution of the hobbv, L.J. (11) 225-228
1892-3 Hill (F. P.) Staff vacations, V.S. Rept 750

1905 Stearns (L. E.) Qualifications of a Librarian, L.J. (30) Conf No 68-71

1906 Buren (M. Van-) Social side of the Librarian's life, Minn P.L.C. Notes 9, 3

1907 Ill-health among Library workers, P.L. (12) 11

Drury (F. K. W.) Recreations of a Librarian, P.L. (12) 339-343
1909 Waterman (L D.) Relation of the Librarian to the community, Penn
Lib Notes (2) No 3, 5-6

LIBRARIANS— BIOGRAPHICAL AND OBITUARY NOTICES
E18 GENERAL

1880 Walford (C.) On the longevity of Librarians, L.J. (5) 67-71

Black (VV.) Biographical notices of some Edinburgh Librarians, L.A.
Trans (3) 30-48

1886 Bowker (R. R.) Memories among English Librarians, L.J. (11) 405-409,

437-441
1889 Christie (R. C.) A Dynasty of Librarians, L. (i) 97-101

1901 Librarians since the inception of the Library of Congress, Rept of Libn

of Congress 179

1902 Fairchild (S. C.) Presidents of the American Library Association,

N.Y.S.L. Rept 85, Bulletin 75, 117-129

1908 Foundprs of Librarianship, P.L. (13) 251

E19 SPECIAL— IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
E 19=1 Abbot, Doctor Ezra.

■L./. (9) 5*)-6c)
E 19=2 Aldrich, Charles, 1828-1908. Founder of the Historical Department of Iowa,
and Curator from its foundation in 1892 to the time of his death, March 8,
1 90S.
la Lib O. (5) 195

E 19=3 Anderson, J. P., 1860-1901. Late Clerk of the reading Room of the British
Museum. Author of many biblioefraphies.
Harris (VV. J.) L.A (3) 7-8'

E 19=4 Barrett, Franklin T., 1866-1905. Chief Librarian, Fulham Public Libraries,
1894-1905 ; sometime Lecturer on Cataloguing and Classification at London
School of Economics.
Brown (J. D.) L.W. (8) 113-117

L/Bi?/l/?//liV5 193

E 19=5 Billings, John S., 3S37- Librarian of U.S. Surgeon-Cicneral's Office Library,
1864-1896; Director of the New York Public Library (Astor, Lenox, and
Tilden Foundations), 1896- ; Past President ;ind Councillor of the A.L.A.
R. F. L.]. (21) 63-65

E 19=6 Blotz, Hugo, died 1608. Librarian of the Imperial Library, Vienna, 1575-1608.
Bolton (H. C.) A model Librarian three hundred years ago, L.j. (24) 247-
249

E 19=7 Bond, Sir Edward A., K.C.B. Principal Librarian of the British Museum.

1878-1888.
Garnett (R.) L. (10) 112-114

E 19=8 Borrajo, Edward M., 1853-1909. Entered Library service 1880; assisted in
re-organisation of Library of London Institution, 1880-81 ; engaged in
Gray's Inn Library, and Assistant Secretary of Library Association, 1883-84;
entered Corporation of London ser\'ice 1884, Sub-Librarian 18S8, r.uildhall
Librarian 1907-1909.
L.W. (12) 142-143

E 19=9 Bostwick, Dr. Arthur E. Gr.iduated from Yale, 188 1 ; Editor of several literary
publications ; entered the Library profession, 1895 ; Librarian of Brooklyn,
1899-1901 ; Chief of Circulation Department, New York Public Library,
1901-1909; Librarian of St. Louis Public Library, 1909- ; Past President of
the A.L.A.
P.L. (14) 330

E 19=10 Bradbury, A. G. Librarian of Bingham.
L.A. (6) 407

E 19=11 Bradshaw, Henry, 1831-1886. Librarian of Cambridge University, 1 867-1 886 ;

Author of treatise on Typography and numerous bibliographical articles.

Flugel (E.) L.J. (29) 409-413- <^rant (E.) L.C. (3) 25-36. Prothero

(G. W.) L. (i) 41-45. Thomas (E. C.) L.C. (5) 179-188. Leeper (A.)

L.A. of Austral Proc (1901) Ix-lxv. Letters to officials of the British

Museum. L. {N.S.) (5) 166-192, 431-442

E 19=12 Brett, William H., 1846- Librarian of the Cleveland Library since 1884; Past
President and Councillor of the A.L.A. Publications: Cumulative Index,
I 897- I 899.
J^J- (21) 455-456
E 19=13 Browne, Miss Nina E.

Retirement from the Secretarial duties of the A.L.A. Publishing Board,
^J- (34) 465. PJ- (14) 293-294
E 19=14 Bullen, George, C.B., LL.D., 1816-1894. Keeper of Printed Books, British
Museum ; entered the service of British Museum as an .Assistant in 1838,
afterwards becoming successively Assistant Keeper, of Printed Books and
Superintendent of Reading Room. In 1875 succeeded Mr. W. B. Rye as
Keeper of Printed Books, and in 1890 he retired. Glasgow University in
1890 conferred on him the honorary degree of LL.D., and was in 1891
made a C.B. His death took place on October loth, 1894.
Greenwood's Yr-Bk (1897) 300

E 19=15 Burnbam, John Milton, 1847-1909. Prepared for college at Colby Academy,
graduating in 1870, entered Brown University in the same year; 1874-77
engaged in printing in Manchester; 1880-81 Editor in newspaper ofllce in
Manistique, Mich. ; Assistant Librarian Brown University, 1881-1909.
L.J. (34) 465
E 19=16 Campbell, Francis B. F., Canon, 1863-1906. Sometime Assistant in Department
of Printed Books, British Museum.
L.A.R. (8) 263

E 19=17 Canfield. James Hulme, 1.S47-1909. Librarian of Columbia University, New
York, 1899-1909.
lies (G.) P.L. (14) T76-177, 179, 266. Bostwick- (A. E.) An appreciation,
I- J- (34> M3-I44

c

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E 19=18 Carey, Henry, it.06-1743. Author of " Sally in our Alley."

Prosser (R. B.) Henry Carey as a Librarian, L.A.R. (3) 28-29

E 19=19 Clarke, George T. Librarian of San Francisco Public Library, 1894-.
Cal Nezvs Notes (i) 421-427

E 19=20 Cogswell, Joseph G., LL.D. Superintendent of the Astor Library.
Saunder (F.) Biographical sketch, L.J. (13) 7-10

£19=21 Cole, George Watson. Librarian, Fitchburg, Mass., Library; Librarian Jersey
City Library, 1891-1895 ; Secretary New Jersey Librarian Association, and
Fast Treasurer of the .'\.L.A.
i-J- (21) 455-456

E 19=22 Cotgreave, Alfred, 1849- Trained in Manchester Royal Exchange Library and
Birmingham Public Libraries ; Librarian successively at Wednesbury,
Richmond, Wandsworth, Guille-AU^s Library (Guernsey) ; Librarian of
West Ham Public Libraries, 1891-1905. Retired from the profession to
devote his energies to various inventions connected with Library fittings.
Author of many articles on Library work ; inventor of several indicators,
magazine racks,*automatic shelf steps, etc.
L..4. (3) 41, 254, L.A.R. (7) 190-191, L.W. (7) 270

E 19=23 Covvell, Peter, died 1909. Librarian of Liverpool, 1875-1909; Vice-President of
Library Association.
Baker (E. A.) The late Mr. Peter Cowell, L.A.R. (11) 89-90, 136-137

E 19=24 Coxe, Rev. H. O. Bodley's Librarian, 1860-1881 ; Past President of the
L.A.U.K.
Macray (W. D.) Mr. Coxe's work at the Bodleian, L.A. Trans (4) 13-16

E 19=25 Crunden, Frederick M. Librarian of St. Louis Public Library, 1877-1909 ; Past
President of A. L.A. Author of numerous technical papers.
P.L. (14) 296

E 19=26 Cutler, Louisa, 1864-1895. Librarian of the Aguilar Public Library, Now York,
1889-1891 ; Librarian Utica Public Library, 1893-1895.
Cutter (C. A.) L.]. (20) 3 10-3 11

E 19=27 Cutter, Charles Ammi, 1837-1903. Entered the Library service in 1858. Chief
Appointments : — Librarian Boston Athenaeum, 1869-1893 ; Librarian Forbes
Library, Northampton, Mass., 1894-1903 ; Past President of the .'\.L..'\.
Publications : Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue ; Expansive Classification,
1891. Editor of the " Library Journal," 1881-1893.
L.J. (28) 651-652. Foster (W. E.) L.J. (28) 697-704. Solberg (T.) L.J.
(28) 768-769, L.A.R. (5) 582-584

E 19=28 Delisle, Leopold, 1826-1910. Chief Librarian, Biblioth^que Nationalc, Paris.
L. (N.S.) (2) 1-3. Finney (B. A.) P.L. (8) 465-466. Souvenirs de
Jeunesse (translated) L. (N.S.) (9) 201-2 11, 245-256

E 19=29 Dent, Robert K., 1851- Chief Librarian, Aston Manor, Warwickshire. .Author
of many articles on Librarianship, and works on Midland topographv.
L.W. (1)224-225

E 19=30 Dewey, Melvil, 1851- I>ibrary service 1872-1905. Principal appointments: —
Librarian, Columbia University, 1883-1888; Director of the New York State
Library and Home Education Department, 1888-1905 ; Professor of Library
Economy, Columbia University, 1884-1888 ; Director of New York State
Library School, 1887-1905. Past President and Councillor of the A. L.A.
Publications : Classification and Subject Index, 1876 ; Decimal Classifica-
tion, 1899. Editor of the " Library Journal," 1877-1880 ; Editor of " f-ibrary
Notes," 1887-1898. ."Xuthor of various professional articles.
Appointment as N.Y. .State Librarian, L.J. (13) 364, 380. Fairchild
(S. C.) L. (N.S.) (i) 221. Pollard (A. W.) Melvil Dewey, L. (N.S.) (2)
537-340. Tedder (H. R.) Mr. Melvil Dewey's work at Columbia
College, L.C. (i) 186-191

E 19=31 Dudgeon, Matthew S. Elected to the Secretaryship of the Wisconsin Library
Commission.

ir/.s !,:h n„u (5) 73. J -J- (34) 517-518

IJBRARLl.\S

'95

E 19=32 Durie, John, 1596- Appointed " Librarie Keeper " at St. James' Palace, 1650.

John Durie's " Reformed Librarie Keeper " and its author's career as a
Librarian, L. (4) S1-S9; Jolm Durie, the Librarians' Apostle, L. (3) 150-
154
E 19=33 Dyer, Bertram L., 1868-1909. First entered Library work as an Assistant at
ro\ iibce Hall ; joined the Kensington Library staff 1888 ; Librarian of
Kiinbcriey, 1900-1909. Founder and first Editor of the " Library Assistant,"
and Hon. Secretary of I^.-A.-A., 1898-1900.
L.A.R. (11) 24, L.A. (2) 116-117, L.A. (6) 269-271

E 19=34 Dziatzko, Carl, 1842-1903. Librarian of the Royal and University Library,
Breslau, Prussia, 1872-1904.
Pollard (A. W.) L. (iV.5.) (i) 353-355- Newman (F.) L.J. (28) 105-110.
Pietschmann (R.) /../. (29) Conf No S7-SS. Root (A. S.) P.L (8)
159-160

E 19=35 Edmond, John Philip. 1S50-1906. Librarian of the Signet Library, luiinburgh,
1 904-1 900.
L.A.R. (8) 198-199

E 19=36 Edwards, Edward, 1812-1886. Chief Piomrr of Municipal Publi. Libraries in
the United Kingdom ; .Assistant in the Department of Printed Books of the
British -Miiscimi, 1839, where he catalogued the Great Rebellion Tracts;
assisted William Ewart, the originator of Free Library Legislation, 1850 ;
First Librarian of the Manchester Free Library, 1850-1858. Publications :
Memoirs of Libraries, Free Town Libraries, Lives of the Founders of the
British Museum, etc.
Axon (VV. E. A.) L. (N.S.) (2) 298-407. Garnett (R.) L.A.R. (4) 1-9.
Greenwood (T.) L.A.R. (4) 10-27. Thomas (E. C.) L.C. (3) 54-57

E 19=37 Elmendorf, H. L. Librarian of St. Josephs, Mo., U.S.A., 1893-1896; London
.Manager of thf Library Bureau, 1896- ; Nice-President of the .\.L.A., 1896.
L.J. (21) 457

E 19=38 Ferguson, Mrs. W. K. Librarian of Algona (Iowa) Public Library. Died
December 26th, 1907.
la Lib O. (5) 1 78- 1 79

E 19=39 Fiske, Willard, 1831-1904. Librarian, Bibliographer, and Bibliophile. First
Librarian of Cornell University, U.S., 1S68-1883.
Harris (G. W.) L.J. (29) 534-535

E 19=40 Foskett, Edward, 1848-1901. Chief Librarian of the Cjimberwell Public
Libraries, 1890-1901. Author of various papers on Library work, and many
novels and poems.
Newcombe ((". F.) L.A. (3) 24-26

E 19=41 Garnett, Richard, C.B., LL.D., 1835-1906. Keeper of the Department of

Printed Books, British Museum, 1890-1899. Editor of the British Museum

Catalogue from 1881-1890. Author of many literary essays, poems, and

bibliographical articles.

L. {N..S.) (i) 1-4, port, L. (N.S.) (7) 225-256, 295, (8) 225-33, L.A. (5) 106-

107, L.J. (31) 218-219, L.A.R. (i) 577-580, L.A.R. (8) 201-203, B.A.R.

(3) xxiii-xxv

E 19=42 Green, Samuel S., 1837- Lntered Library servidj 1871 ; Librarian of Worcester,
-Mass., 1871-1909; Past President and Councillor of the .\.L..\. Has pub-
lished numerous articles on Library science.
L.J. (16) 23^, port; .\n appreciation on his retiremenl, /../. ( ^) 2tM)-2yi;

E 19=43 Hagar, Miss Sarah C.

Faircliild (.S. (".) A Successful Librarian, L.J. {i^) 492-494

n 19=44 Haggerslon, W. J., 184S-1894. Entered Library service as an .Assistant in the
Literary and Philosophical Society's Library, Newctstle-upon-Tyne, in 1867,
and in 1872 he was appointed First Librarian of the .South Shi-Ids Public
Library. This position he held till 1S79, when he b.came Librarian of the
Public Library of Newcastle-upon-Tvne. He died at Newcastle on 6th May,
1894.
Grecinvood's Yr-Bk (1897), 300-301

ige BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E 19=45 Hartwig, Otto, 1850-1903. Librarian, University of Halle, 1876-1898. Editor
of " Zentralblatt fur Bibliothekswesen."
L.J. (29) 57-60

E 19=46 Hayes, Rutherford P. Secretary of the A.L.A. ; Librarian of Birchard Library,
Freemont, U.S.A.

^•7- (21) 455-456, port
E 19=47 Hill, F. P. The new Librarian of the Chicago Public Library.

L.J. (12) 513-514

E 19-48 Homes, Henry A., LL.D., 1812-

Kirchwey (G. W.) L.J. (13) 71-74

E 19=49 Hosmer, James K., 1834- Librarian of Minneapolis Public Library, 1892 ; Past
President and Councillor of the A.L.A. Author of numerous historical works.
L.J. (21) 457

E 19=50 Hurst, Thomas, 1S34-1894. Trained as a Teacher; appointed Sub-Librarian
of the Sheffield Public Library in 1856, a position he held till 1873, when he
succeeded Mr. Parsonson as Chief Librarian, an office he occupied till his
death at Shefifield in May, 1894.
Greenwood's Yr-Bk (1897), 301

E 19=51 Ingrabam, Robert Grossman, 1827-1901. Librarian New Bedford Public
Library, U.S.A., 1852-1901.
L.J. (26) 205-206

E 19=52 Jackson, F.

L.J. (II) 435. Dewey (M.) L.J. (11) 478

E 19=53 James, Hannah Packard. Librarian of Osterhout Free Library, U.S.A., 1887- ;
Vice-President A.L.A., 1896.
L-J. (21) 457, (28) 240-241, port 215

E 19=54 James, Miss M. S. R., died 1905. Librarian of People's Palace, London, 1887-
1894. Resigned to take a position in the Library Bureau ; after six months'
preparatory work at the Head Office, came back to England to assist in
the establishment of a London branch ; returned to Boston in 1897 to take
up a position in the Library Department at the Head Office — a post she
retained until her death.
Plummer (M. W.) P.L. (8) 359, L.A.R. (5) 326-7, 521, L.A. (3) 284

£19^55 Jewett, Charles C.

Guild (R. A.) Memorial sketch of Professor C. Jewett, 1816-1868, L.J.
(12) 507-511

E 19=56 Jones, Gardner M. Librarian of Salem Public Library, 1889- ; Recorder,
A.L.A., 1896.
L.J. (21) 458, port 455

E 19=57 Jones, John Winter, 1805-1881. Principal Librarian, British Museum, 1856-
1X78; First President of the L.A. U.K.
Garnett (R.) L.A. Trans (4) 59-67

E 19=58 Kossovich, C. A. Librarian of the Imperial Library, St. Petersburg.
L.A.M.N. (4) 45-46

£ 19=59 Kroeger, Alice Bertha, died 1909. Twenty-seven years' connection with the
Library profession ; trained in St. Louis Public Library ; graduated from
New York State Library School, 1891 ; Librarian of Drexel Institute and
Director of the Drexel Institute Library School since their establishment in
1892. Author of " Guide to reference books " and " Aids to book selection."
Served the A.L.A. on several Committees and in various capacities.
L.J. (34) 518. 551. PL. (14) 383

E 19=60 Layton, W. E. Many years Librarian of Newark Library Association.

L./. (,;,) ,4,

LIBRARIANS

1 97

E 19=61 Legler, Henry E. Executive Officer of Milwaukee Public School system 14
years ; served as Member of Wisconsin Legislature ; Author of several
literary productions ; Secretary, Wisconsin Library Commission ; Curntor
of Wisconsin Historical Society ; Councillor of Bibliographical Society of
America; Librarian of Chicago Public Library, 1909.
L.J. (34) 426, P.L. (14) 294-295, Wis Lib Bull (5) 71-73

E 19=62 Lessing, Gotthold Epbraim, 1729-1781. German Dramatist and Poet.
Clarke (A.) Lessing as a Librarian, L. (N.S.) (2) 376-383

E 19 63 Leypoldt, Frederick.

^■J- (9) 59-61

E 19=64 Locke, George H., 1870- Graduate of Toronto University, 1897-99; Assistant
Professor at Harvard; Assistant Professor University of Chicago, 1899;
Dean of School Education ; Dean of St. .Anne de Bellevue, Montreal ;
appointed Librarian of Toronto Public Library, 1908.

E 19=65 Lockett, Arthur George, 1869-1909. Trained in Nicholson Institute, Leek ;
Sub-Librarian Croydon, 1890; Librarian South Norwood Branch, 1890-97;
Librarian of Huddersfield, 1897-1909.
L..-1. (6) 407, L..4./?. (II) 339

:E 19=66 Macaiister, J. Y. W., 1857. Librarian of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical
Society, 1SS7. Hon. Secretary of the L.A.U.K., 1887-1898. Editor of the
" Library," and Author of numerous articles on literary subjects.
L.W. (i) 192-198

E 19=67 MacEIroy, E. P. F"ormerly Librarian of .Algona (Iowa) Public Library. Died

September jnd, 1004.
la Lib O. (4) 64

■E 19=68 Maclauchlan, John, 1838-1907. Librarian of the Dundee Public Library.
.Author of many works on art, articles on Library science, and literary
subjects. Inventor of new arrangements for the Kennedy Indicator, shelf
notation, etc.
L.W. (10) i6b-ib7. Barrett (F. T.) L.A.R. (9) 626-627

E 19=69 Madden, Frederick William, 1839- Chief Librarian of Brighton Public
Library, 1888-1901. .Author of several works on numismatics and antiquities.
L.W. (2)37-39

E 19=70 Magliabechi, Antonio, 1633-1714.

Axon (W. E. A.) An Italian Librarian of the 17th and iSih centuries,
L.A.R. (5) 59-76

E 19=71 Maxwell, Sara B. Formerly State Librarian of Iowa. Died Octob.-r 12th, 1904.
la Lib O. (4) 64

S. 19=72 Mazzinghi, T. J. de, 1809-1893. Was probably the son or other relative of
Joseph Mazzinghi (1765-1844), a well-known musician and glee-compos<ir,
of Italian origin. He was educated at Cambridge, and graduated as .M..A.
In 1842 he was called to the Bar, and about 1873 became Curator of th>'
William Salt Library. He died at Stafford on i8th February, 1893.
Greenwood's Yr-Bk (1897) 301

E 19=73 Millman, Reverend W. H., 1825-1908. Librarian of Sion College, iS57-i.)o8;
an original Mimber of the Library .\ssociation.
L.A.R. (10) 404-405

E 19=74 Mullins, John Davies, 1832-1900. Chief Librarian Birmingham Public Libraries.
L.W. (2) 318-320, L.A.R. (2) 325-327

E 19=75 Naud6, Gabriel, 1600-1653. Librarian to Cardinal de Bagni, Cardinal Barberini,
and afterwards to Cardinal Richelieu. Author of bibliogr-nphiral works, etc.

L.A.R. (i) 423-431. 483-493

E 19=76 Neubauer, Adolph, 1832- Sub-Librarian of Bo<lleian Library, 1S73-1899.
L.A.R. (2) 5,-52

198 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E 19=77 Noyes, Stephen B.

A biographical sketch, L.J. (lo) 47, 52, 103-104

E 19=78 Panizzi, Sir Anthony, 1797-1879. Principal Librarian, British Museum, 1856-
1866 ; planned the Catalogue of Printed Books, planned the present Reading
Room and annexes in the Central Quadrangle. The bequest of the Grenville
Library was entirely due to his influence.

L.J. (4) 163-165. Pollard (A. W.) L. (N.S.) (2) 225-230. Stevens (H.)

L.A. Trans (7) 1 17-124

E 19=79 Parvin, Theodore S., died 1901.

Brigham (J.) Iowa's pioneer Librarian, la Lib Q. (i) 54-57

E 19=80 Plant, John, F.G.S., 1819-1894. For some years acted as Curator of a Museum
at Leicester. In 1849 he was appointed Librarian and Curator at Salford,
a post he held till 1892, when he retired. He died in Anglesey in 1894.
Greenwood's Yr-Bk (1897) 301

E 19=81 Poole, William Frederick, 1821-1894. Organizer of several large American
Libraries ; Librarian Boston Mercantile Library, 1852-1856 ; Boston
Athenaum, 1856-1869 ; Cincinnaa Library, 1869-1873 ; Chicago Library,
1873-1887; Newberry Public Library, Chicago, 1887-1S94. Editor of Index
to Periodicals.
Fletcher (W. I.) L.J. (12) 281, L.J. (19) 81-83, 233-234

E 19=82 Porter, G. W., 1827-1887. Appointed Supernumerary Assistant, British Museum,
1846; appointed Permanent Assistant, 1851; Assistant Keeper of Printed
Books, 1870-1887 ; Member of Library Association.
Garnett (R.) L.C. (5) 53

E 19=83 Procter, Robert, 1868-1903. Assistant Librarian, British Museum ; Member of
Bibliographical Society, and Library Association. Author of many biblio-
graphical works.
Pollard (A. W.) L. (N.S.) (5) 1-34, 192-205

E 19=84 Putnam, Herbert. Early occupation, Law. Law service, 1884 ; Librarian

Minneapolis Public Library, 1887-1891 ; Librarian Boston Public Library,

1895-1899 ; Librarian of Congress, 1899- ! P^st President and Councillor

of A.L.A.

Fairchild (S. C.) L. (N.S.) (1) 100-103. 220, 352. Pollard (A. W.)

L. (N.S.) (i) 241-244. L.J. (20) (16, L.J. (24) 51, 97, 129, 163, 172, 175,

694, Conf No 169

E 19=85 Rice, William, 1821-1897. Librarian, Springfield Library, U.S.A.
Medlicolt (M.) L.J. (22) 437-438

E 19=86 Roberts, Frederick Meaden. Assistant Newcastle-upon-Tyne Libraries, 1890-93 ;
Sub-Librarian St. George's, Hanover Square, 1893-1898 ; Librarian of St.
George 's-in-the-East, 1898- ; Secretary of Library Assistants' Association
from 1 895- 1 898.
L.W. (I) 145-146

E 19=87 Roberts, Henry David, 1870- Trained in the Public Library, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 1885-1893 ; Librarian of St. Saviour Public Library, Southwark,
1893-1905 ; Director of Public Library, Museum, and Fine Art Galleries of
Brighton, 1906-.
Brown (J. D.) L.W. (11) 219-221

E 19=88 Roebuck, G. E. Chief Librarian of Walthamstow Public Libraries ; Hon.
Secretary of the Library Assistants' Association, 1901-1906.
L.A. (5) 134

E 19=89 Rowell, Joseph C, 1853- Librarian, California University ; First President of
the California Library Association.
Cal Neivs Notes (i) 53-54
E 19=90 Rye, William Brenchley, 1818-1901. Keeper of Printed Books, British Museum,
1857-1875-
L.A.R. (4) 48-51

LIBRARIANS ,99

E 19=91 Small, John, 1828-1868. Librarian Edinburgh University and Kdinburgh
College of Physicians; President of the L.A.U.K., 1S80. Editor and Author
of many literary, biographieal, and historie.il works.
Dickson (W. P.) L.C. (4) i6b-ib8

h 19 92 Smith, Lloyd P.

Some rt'collections of Lloyd P. Smiili, Librarian of the Library Co.,
Philadelphia, Abbot (G. M.) L.J. (12) 545-547

E 19=93 Sparke, Archibald, 1871- Trained in Cardiff Public Libraries, 1884-1894 ;
Librarian of Kidderminster, 1894 ; Librarian of Carlisle, 1898 ; Librarian
of Bury, 1901 ; Librarian of Bolton, 1904.
L.W. (10) 178-181, port

E 19=94 Spofford, Ainsworth R., LL.D., 1825-1 90S. Late Librarian of Congress.

i-J- (33) 303-304- t^ord (W. C.) An Old-fashioned Librarian : the late
A. R. Spofford, L.J. (33) 356-358. Tribute to Dr. Spofford, P.L. (13)
361. Resolution of the Public Library of District of Columbia, L.J.
(33) 441-442- Putnam (H.) A Librarian passed, L.J. i^^) 484, 490-500.
Meeting in memory of Spofford, L.J. (33) 500-501

E 19-95 Steiner, Lewis H., 1827-1892. First Librarian of Enoch Pratt Library, Balti-
more.
L.J. (17) Conf No 10-13
E 19=96 Stevens, Henry.

Homes (H. A.) L.J. (11) 109-110

E 19=97 Taylor, John, 1S30-1893. Appointed .Assistant Librarian, Bristol Library Society,
in 1862, succeeding to the post of Chief Librarian in 1863. When this was
amalgamated with the Philosophical Institution in 1871 as the Bristol
Museum and Library, Mr. Taylor continued in office as Librarian. Succeeded
Mr. J. F. Nicholls as Chief Librarian of the Bristol Public Libraries in
1883, and held the position till his death at Bristol on 9th April, 1893.
.Author of several articles on local archjEology of Bristol and on topics
connected with bibliography and literary history.
GreeniL'ood's Yr-Bk (1897) 301-302

E 19=98 Thomas, Ernest Chester, 1850-1892. Late Librarian of O.xford Union Society.
Edited the " Philobiblon " of Richard de Bury; translated " Geschichte
des Materialismus." .Author of various articles on Library science. Secre-
tary of Library Association, 1878-1890.
Tedder (H. R.) L. (4) 73-80

E 19=99 Thomson, John, M.A. Librarian of Philadelphia Free Library. Educated St.
Paul's School, London. Librarian to .Mr. Clarence H. Clark for eight
years. I^ibrarian of Philadelphia since 1893.

E 19=100 Trichet, Raphael, 161 1-1661. Librarian to Christine, Queen of Sweden.
Philip (A. J.) L. (.V.5.) (6) 354-369

I E 19=101 Wanley, Humfrey, 1672-1726. .Antiquary and Librarian ; .Assistant in
I Bodleian Library, 1696; Librarian to liie 1st and 2nd Earls of Oxford;

Inde.xed Edward Bernard's Catalogue of -MSS., 1697; Catalogue of .Anglo-
1 Saxon MSS., 1700; Catalogued the Harloian MSS., 1709.

I Barvvick (G. F.) L. {N..S.) (3) 24-33, 243-255

E 19=102 Wheatley, R. B.

Death of Mr. R. B. Whoatley, /../. (..) -m
E 19=103 Whelpley, Albert W.

Fairchild (S. C.) /.. (.\..s.) (i) 351

E 19=104 Whitney, James Lyman. .Xcting Librarian, Boston Public Library, 1900;
Chief of Department of Statistics and Manuscripts, Boston Public Library.
L.J. (34) 471-475, port. Fairchild (S. C.) L. (A'.5.) (i) 220-221

E 19=105 Windsor, P. L. The new Director of Illinois Library School, and Librarian of

the Librarv of the University of Illinois.
P.L. (14) 58

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

£19=106 Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897. Superintendent Boston Public Library, 1868-1877;
Librarian Harvard University, 1877-1897; Past President and Councillor
A.L.A. Author of numerous historical works.
L. (10) 1-6, L.J. (22) 677-689. Lane (W. C.) L.J. (23) 7-14

E 19=107 Wright, William H. K., F.R.Hist.S., 1844- Chief Librarian of Plymouth.
Author of various papers on Library work and antiquarian subjects.

L.W.il)22S

E 19=108 Young, John Russell, 1841-1899. Librarian of Congress, 1897-1899.
L.J. (24) 83-84, Rept of Libn of Cong (1898) 17-18

E20 STAFF MANAGEMENT

1892 Hill (F. P.) Library service, U.S. Rept (1) 747-7t)3

1893 Is it preferable to make appointments from the locality or from a Library

School, L.J. (18) Conf No 38
1897 Hill (F. P.) Organization and management of a Library staff, L.J. (22)

381-383
1899 Jast (L. S.) Charging checks, L.W. (i) 16-17
Checks on Assistants, L.W. (2) 39-40, 70-71

1901 Chennell (F. E.) Woes of a Librarian, L.A. (3) 56-61

Anderton (B.) Continuity in Library work : some preliminary difificulties,
L.A.R. (3) 551-561

1902 Tillinghurst (VV. H.) Some general rules and suggestions for a Library

staff, L.J. (27) 871-875

1903 Webb (S.) How to improve the Library service, L.A. (4) 17S-181

1904 Hill (F. P.) Brooklyn scheme of Library service, L.J. (29) 363-367

1908 Elliott (J. E.) Relation of the Librarian to the Assistant, P.L. (10) 463-466

E21 ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR STAFF APPOINTMENTS

1892-3 Kelso (T. L.) Los Angeles Public Library training, 17.5. Rept 764-766

1894 Los Angeles Public Library training class : List of questions, L.J. (19)

90-92

1897 Examination of Library Assistants, L. (9) 33-34, 207-208

1899 Jast (L. S.) Examination of Library Assistants, L. (9) 79-80
Clarke (A.) Examination of Library Assistants, L. (9) 130-131

1898 Examinations for appointments in Library of Congress, Rept of Libn of

Cong 55-57

1900 Form of application for appointment to Library service to Library of

Congress, Rept of Libn of Cong 30-32
Crunden (F". M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)
(i) 148-149

1901 Bostwick (A. E.) New York Library Civil Service examinations, L.J.

(26) 391

1905 Salmon (L. M.) Examination in theory and practice, P.L. (10) 90-91

1907 Public Library of Cincinnati examination, P.L. (12) 106
A Library examination, N.Y.L. (i) 82-83

Questions for a Library examination, ]Vis Lib Bull (4) 61

Lyster (T. W.) Examination system of the Dublin Public Libraries

Committee, An Leah (2) 123-132
Election of Curator of Limerick Public Library and Museum, with the

examination papers, An Leab (2) 133-143

1908 State Examination for Librarians, P.L. (13) 173

1909 Educational qualifications for service in the New York Public Library,

circulating department, N.Y.L. (i) 242-243
Jennings (J. T.) Municipal civil service in Libraries, P.L. (14) 209-212,

250-254
Public Library situation in Chicago, P.L. (14) 219-221
Baker (E. A.) On Government examinations for Librarianship, L.A.R,

. ; , (") 94

— A Standardised examination for juniorships, L.A.R. (11) 470-473

Educational requirements of Libraries, L.A.R. (11) 549

Chicago Public Library appointment : Report of Examining Committee,

^^•/- (34) 448-449. 482-487. PI- (14) 190, 219-221, 325-326
Inkster (L.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in London area, L.A.R.

(11) 9-12, Discussion 31-36

I

STAFF CLUBS, GVILDS, ETC.

E22 APPRENTICE CLASSES IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1892-93 Kelso (T. L.) Los Angeles Public Library training class, U.S. Rept
(i) 764-771
Hill (F. P.) Library service. U.S. Kept 751-752
1894 Los Angeles Public Library Training Class: List of quoslions, /../. (19)
90-92

1898 Fletcher (\V. L) Apprenticeship as a means of Library training, L.J.

(2 7,) Conf No 8;,
Thwaites (R. G.) Apprenticeship as a means of Library training, /,./.

(23) Conf No 83-84
James (H. P.) Need of apprenticeship for students, L.J. (23) Conf No

134-135
Cutter (C. A.) Need of apprenticeship for students, L.J. (23) Conf No 135-6

1899 Apprentice class at Springfield (Mass.). P-T. (4) 420
Apprentice class at I>os Angeles (Cal.). P.L. (4) 420

1902 Apprentice system, Minu, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 13

1903 Rules governing the apprentice class at New York Public Library,
L.J. (28) 33
Plummer (M. \\ .) Report of the A.L.A. Committee on Library training,
L.J. (28) 92-94

1906 Apprentice class in the Brooklyn Public Library, P.L. (11) 134
Training classes in the Public Library of Cincinnati, P.L. (11) 135
Training class of the New York Public Library, P.L. (11) 13b

1907 Moore (E. L.) Department work in a Library, P.L. (12) 123

1909 Townsend (E. E.) Apprentice work in the small Public Library, L.J. (34)
S-io
Plummer (M. W.) Apprentice classes. Wis Lib Bull (5) 46-47

E23 STAFF RELATIONSHIP

1892-3 Crunden (F. M.) Executive department, U.S. Rept 806-807

1896 Stearns (L. E.) Librarian, assistant and the public, L.J. (21) 489-492

1898 Hitchler (T.) Personal relations between Librarian and staff, L.J. (23)

49-51

1902 Library creed, 7a Lib O. (2) 52

1903 Macmiilan (M.) Relation of Librarian and Assistant, L.J. (28) 717-718

1904 Savers (\V. C. B.) Thoughts on Staff relationship, L.A. (4) 153

1905 Walton (G. M.) Library ethics, P.L. (10) 181-183

Elliot (J. E.) Relation of the Librarian to the Assistant, P.L. (10) 463-65

1906 Pollard (A. A.) Business end of a Library, L.J. (31) 311-315, P.L. (11)

355-359

1907 Roebuck {G. E.) Professional etiquette, L.A. (5) 252

1908 Martin (E. S.) Relations between the staff and the staff and readers,

L. W. (10) 269-271

1909 Woodruff (J. L.) Who's who in the Library, P.L. (14) 81-84
Bostwick (A. E.) System in the Library, L.J. (34) 481-482

Andrews (C. W.) Librarian's otTicial relations to his colleagues, Ili.v Lib
Bull (5) 39-41

E24 STAFF CLUBS, GUILDS, CONFERENCES, etc.

1898 Cutter (C. A.) Need of apprenliceshi]) for students, L.J. (2^\) Conf Nd 135-6

1906 Assistants' meetings, L.J. (31) Conf No 252-254
Library staff, L.J. (y) (^onf No 256-258

Savers (W. C. B.) Library Council, L.W. (q) (>io

1907 Wallace (A.) Staff Meetings : their organization, methods and results,

Baldwin (E. V.) Staff Meetings : their organization, methods and results,
L.J. (j,2) 543-54<^ . . . ^ ^

Brown (W. L.) Staff Meetings: their organization, methods and results.
L.J. (32) 546-547

Andrews (C. W.) Staff Meetings : their organization, methods and
results, L.J. (22) 547-548

Yust (W. F.) Staff Meetings : tlvir organization, m-thods and results,

L.J. (32) 54^-549 , . . . .X ^ A

Lydenberg (H. M.) Staff Meetings: Iheir organiz:ition. methods and

results, L.J. {j,2) 549-551 _ , u . ..

Frothingham (M. A.) Staff Meetings: their organization, methods and

results, L.J. (32) 551-552

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Isom (M. F.) Staff Meetings : their organization, methods and results,

L.J. (32) 552-553
Wright (P. B.) Staff Meetings : their organization, mtehods and results,

L.J. (32) 553
Undcrhill (C. M.) Staff Meetings : their organization, methods and

results, L.J. (32) 553-554
Staff manuscript magazine: Glasgow experiment, L.W. (9) 449
Library Staff Clubs, L. Tl'. (10) 50-52
Farrow (P. F.) Staff Conferences, L.W. (10) 154-155, L.J. (32) 559

1908 Ambrose (L.) Staff Meetings, L.J. (33) 16-17

Wright (R.) Staff guilds, clubs and reading circles, L.A. (6) 216-21S
Davis (M. L.) Necessity of staff meetings, L.J. (33) 398
Foulton (B. S.) Department staff meetings, L.J. (33) 398
Rathbone (F. L.) Results from staff meetings, L.J. (33) 398-399

1909 Sayers (YV. C. B.) Library staff guilds and meetings, L.A.R. (11) 175-178
Davis (M. L.) Necessity of staff meetings, L.J. (34) 29q-3oi
Rathbone (F. L.) Necessity of staff meetings, L.J. (34) 301-304
Islington Libraries Club. L.W. (11) 309-310, 361-362, 400, 477-479
Glasgow Corporation Libraries Guild, L.W. "(12) 181-182

Phillips (W. J.) Library manuscript magazines, L.W. (12) 4-7

E25 RELATIONS OF LIBRARY STAFF AND READERS

1876 Winsor (J.) Free Libraries and readers, L.J. (i) 63-67

1877 Discussion on access to Librarians, L.J. (2) 278

Green (S. S.) Personal relations between Librarians and readers, L.J. (i)
74-81, 123-124
1882 Ward (J. W.) Public Libraries and the Public, L.J. (7) 167

1886 Poole (R. B.) Librarian and his constituents, L.J. (u) 229-232, Discus-

sion 376

1887 Brett (W. H.) Some other book, L.J. (12) 505-507
188S Cohen (M.) Librarian as an educator, L.J. (13) 366

Mitter (E.) Librarian's relations to his readers, L.A'. (U.S.) (3) 379-3S5
1889 Cohen (M.) Librarian as an educator, L.J. (14) 5

1891 Reference work in Libraries, L.J. (16) 297-300

1892 Foster (W. E.) Assistance to readers, U.S. Rept 982-993

Fletcher (W. L) Presidential address, Lakewood Conference, L.J. (17)
Conf No 5-6

1893 Ford (P. L.) Library from the reader's point of view, L.J. (18) 179-181
Foster (W. E.) Assistance to readers, L.J. (18) 257-258

Hosmer (J. K.) Libraries from reader's point of view, L.J. (18) 216-217-
Iles (G.) Libraries from reader's point of view, L.J. (18) 217-21S
Ford (P. L.) Libraries from reader's point of view, L.J. (18) 218-219

1900 Phythian (J. E.) Librarian and reader, L.A.R. (2) 305-312
Library staff — Library manners, L. TF. (i) 231-232

iQoi Dent (R. K.) Librarian as a. help to the reader, L.A.R. (3) 609-615
O'Brien (H. J.) Grievances of a Free Library reader, L. IF. (3) 31-34
For replies to this article sec L.W. (3) 65-68, 1 18-120, 147-150

1903 Grinling (C. H.) Libraries as workshops, L..A.R. (5) 407-410

1904 Stewart (J. D.) Some points of contact, L.W. (7) 70-72

1906 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Personal relations between staff and readers, L.A.
(5) 199-201

1908 Martin (E. S.) Relations between staff and readers, L.W. (10) 269-271
Eastman (F. \'.) Loan desk, the point of contact between the Library

and the people, la Lib O. (5) 21 1-2 14
Mc Cullough (M. R.) An author's opinion of the Library, Wis Lib Bull

(4) 45-47
Pleasants (L. L.) Author from the Librarian's standpoint, Wis Lib Bull

(4) 48-49
Lord (L E.) Fixing a purpose, A. L.A. Bull (2) 165-167
Askew (S. B.) The place, the man and the book, A. L.A. Bull (2) 150-157-

1909 Guidance to readers. Lib Work (3) 15

Lowe (J. A.) Personal contact through the catalogue, L.J. (34) 265
Clark (A.) Librarian and the public, Lib Occ (2) 70-71
See also E 81 Information Desks

PROFESSIONAL Ti?.47.V/.VG

203

JE26 ASSISTANTS' QUALIFICATIONS

1879 Hewey (M.) Apprenticesliip of Librarians, /../. (4) 147.148

1882 Whitney (J.) Selecting and training Library assistants, L.J. (7) 136-110
Vinton (F.) Training of assistants in a Library, L.J. (7) 290-291

1883 Library assistants, L.J. (8) 277-278

1887 Schwartz (J.) Three little maids from Library School, L.J. (12) 511
1898-99 Tedder (H. R.) Young Librarians and self improyemont, L.A. (i) 75-81

1900 Bost\yick (A. E.) Duties and qualifications of assistants in Open-shelf

Libraries, P.L. (5) 286-290

1901 Kroeger (A. B.) Desk assistant, L.J. (26) 801
Qualifications of assistants, L.iV. (3) 210

1904 Library assistants; their shortcomings and desirable qualifications, /../.

(29) 349-359
Hauley (F. B.) Some non-technical qualifications for Library work, L.J.

(29) 360-362
Brooklyn Public Library scheme of Library service, L.J. (29) 363-36?

1905 Telling (A. E.) Efficient assistants, L.W. (7) 311

1907 Hitchler (T.) Successful loan-desk assistant, L.J. (32) 554-559

1908 Pilzgim (B.) Lord of creation in the Library, L.W. (10) 284-287

■1909 Keogh (A.) Training, employment, and compensation of assistants, L.A.

(6) 402
Mould (R. W.) Efficient junior assistants, L.A.R. (11) 45-46
Bailey (E.) Concerning the Library assistant, L.A.R. (11) 229-236
Newconibe (C. F.) Value of a knowledge of English literature to Library

assistants, L.A. (6) 261-265, Discussion 273
The inarticulate junior, L.A. (7) 57-58
La\y (W.) Applying for another post, L.W. (12) 210-212
Rathbone (J. A.) Opportunity of the Library assistant, P.L. (14) 333-338

E27 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND EXAMINATIONS

1876 Rullman (F.) Library science : a special study at the German I'niyer-

sitios, U.S. Rept xxiii-xxyi
1879 Dewey (M.) Apprenticeship of Librarians, L.J. (4) 147-148

1881 Committee on the Training of Library Assistants, L.A. M.N. (2) 62-64

1882 Vinton (F.) Training of Assistants in a Library, L.J. (7) 290-291

1884 Proposed examination of library Assistants, L.C. (i) 183-186, L.J. (9) 160-62

1885 Examination of Library Assistants : Ouestions set at the examination,

1885, L.C. (4) 93-96

1887 Examination of Library Assistants : Ouestions set at the examination,

1887, L.C. (4) 113- 116

Merlngton (M.) Public Library and Public Schools, L.J. (12) 156
Plummer (M. W.) Columbia College School of Library Economy from a
student's standpoint, L.J. fi2) 363

1888 Examination of Library Assistants : Ouestions set at the examination,

1888, L.C. is) 38-39 ■ ^ ....
Library instruction : summary of plans proposed to aid in educatmg

Librarians, L.N. (i'.S.) (2) 286-306

1889 Dewey (M.) Ciyil seryice examination (with questions) for New York State

Libi-ary, /../. (14) 118- 121

1890 Brett (W. H.) Cleyeland Library examinations, L.J. (15) 327-328

1895 Hasse (A. R.) Training of Library employees, L.J. (20) 202-203, 23i)-24i,
272-275, 304-30:;
Eastman (\V. R.) Librar\ work of the University of the State of New
York, /../. (20) 267-270 ■
1897 Ogle (J. J.) Training of Library Assistants. Grecn^vood's Vr-Bk 52-50
1899-1905 New York State Library. Annual reports of the College Department,
Examination pap<rs set' by the N<w York State Library .School.
Published annually

1901 Welch (C.) Young Librarian : his training and possibilities. L.A. (3) 19-23
Campbell (F.) Education Committee and the selection of text-books,

L.A.R. (3) 33M-340 „ ,

Library examinations and methods of appomtment : Reports from various

Libraries in the United States, LrJ. (26) 35-36, 327-334
Efiiciency in Library service, hi Lib O. (i) 13-14
Putnam (H.) Education for Library work, la Lih Q. d) 17-19

1902 Roberts (H. D.) Technical training of Library Assi>tants. L.A. (3) i7.v'70
Plummer (M. W.) Library training. T..J. (27) S-S^,-.-^,!

3904 New Examination syllabus. L.A.R. (6) 170-176

204 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1905 Examinations in theory and practice, L.J. (30) 15-18

Turnbull (T. E.) L.A. Examinations: a causerie, L.W. (8) 152-154
Report of the Committee of Ohio Library Association on Library training,
P.L. (10) 535

1906 Haines (H. E.) Effect of Civil Service methods upon Library efficiency,

■L./. (31) 699-704
Cooper (F. H.) Is there a need for instruction in Library methods by

normal Schools and Universities, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2 1-5
Morris (C. S.) Plea for Library training, Wis Lib Bull (2) 63-64
Salisbury (G. E.) Library work with normal Schools, Wis Lib Bull (2) 70- r

1907 S. Professional examinations (a letter), L.A.R. (9) 355-350

Baker (E. A.) Literary training of the Librarian, L.A. (5) 313-315

— Next examination in literary history, some hints, L.A.R. (9) 390-394,

443-451
Results of examinations, L.A.R. (9) 420-422

Fowler (C. S.) New York Civil Service examinations for Library
organizer, L.J. (32) 437

Examinations and classes of the Library Association, with lists of
questions, see L.A. Yr-Bk 1895-1907
Morris (C. S.) Need for trained Librarians, Wis Lib Bull (3) 12
190S Guppy (H.) The Librarian's equipment : an address, L.^L (6) 66-74,
Discussion 75
Fairchild (S. C.) American Libraries: a method of study and interpreta-
tion, L.J. (33) 43-47
Porter (C. F.) and C. E. Rusk. Mr. Jooley on the Library School, L.J.

(33) 141-143
Daniels (J. F.) People : a modern emphasis in Library training, L.J. (33)

173-176
Keogh (A.) Training of College Students in bibliography, L.J. (33) 241
Turnbull (T. E.) Library Association examination of 1908 : a criticism

of the papers, L.W. (10) 452-454
Library Association Examination: Pass list, L.W. (11) 68-69
State examination and certificates for Librarians in Ohio, P.L. (13) 173
Anderton (B.) Summer Schools and Provincial Library Assistants, L.A.R.

(10) 37S-380
Sayers (W. C. B.) Graded examinations, L.A.R. (10) 479-481
Baker (E. A.) Literary training, L.A.R. (10) 529-530
Wilson (W.) Desirable extensions and reforms in educational work,

L.A.R. (10) 531-532
Professional examinations, L. T[ . (11) 218-219
How to become a Librarian, Lit Yr-Bk 653-658
1909 Newcombe (C. F.) Value of a knowledge of English literature to Library

assistants, L.A. (6) 261-265, Discussion 273
Baker (E. A.) Educational matters, L.A.R. (11) 381-384
Savage (A. E.) Librarianship and literature, L.A.R: (11) 389-397, Dis-
cussion 408-412; Mr. Baker's reply, 467
Liveright (A. F.) How may the use of books and Library catalogues be

made a subject of study in normal schools, L.J. (34) 160-162
Fletcher (W. L) To make Libraries more effective, L.J. (34) 354-355
Library training section, L.J. (34) 369

M.S.S. Library school training : an afterthought, P.L. (14) 291
Library training, P.L. (14) 309

Baker (E. A.) Special period of literary history, L./1.Z\'. (11) 562-565
Views current, L.W. (11) 387-388

Piper (A. C.) Training for Librarians in Germany, L.W. (12) 208-209
Plummer (M. W.) Training for Librarianship, Wis Lib Bull (5) 45-40
Baker (E. A.) Practical literary history, L.A.R. (11) 473-475

E28 STAFF TRAINING, etc.

1880 Discussion on Training of assistants, L..4. Trans (3) 130-1

1881 Report on Assistants' training, L.A. Traus (4) 7-8

1882 Tedder (H. R.) Librarianship as a profession, L.A. Trans (5) 163-72
1892 James (M. S. R.) Plan for providing technical training for Library

students and assistants, L. (4) 313-18
Ogle (J. J.) Summer school of Library science, L. (4) 319-23
Pratt Institute classes : comments on, L. (4) 272
Los Angeles Public Library training class, L.J. (17) 234-6
Hayward (A. L.) Training of a Librarian, L.J. (17) 478-80

STAFF TRAINING, 205

1892-3 Hill (F. P.) Library service, U.S. Kept 751-752

1895 Petherbridpe (M.) Albany Library School, /.. (7) 65

Hasse (A. R.) Trainine: of Library emplovees, /„/. (20) 202, 239, 272, ^03

1896 Rawson (H.) Presidential address, L. (S)'4Ji-3

1897 Welch (C.) Training^ of Librarians, 2tid Int Conf 31-33

James (M. S. R.) Special training for Library work, snd hit Conf 34-34
Ogle (J. J.) Hindrances to the training of efTicitnt Librarians, 2ud Inl

Conf 44-45
Elmendorf (H. L.) Assistants' opportunity, L. (9) 137-142
Roberts (H. D.) Education of the Library assistant, L. (9) 103
Dixson (Z. A.) Teaching Library science by University extension methods,

P.L. (2) 285-89

1898 Dyer (B. L.) Technical training and a Royal Charter tor Librarians,

L.A. (i) 28-29
Brown (J. D.) Training of assistants, L. (10) 44

Creighton (M.) Bishop. Training of Library Assistants, /.. (10) loi-iii
Campbell (F.) Need of endowed scholarships in the training of

Librarians, L. (10) 1 15-19
Elementary classes for Library Assistants, L.J. (23) Conf No 71-3
Sharp (K. L.) Instruction in Library economy through University exten-
sion methods, X./. {27,) Conf No 75-78
Little (G. T.) Special training for college Librarians, L.J. (23) Conf No 79
Crunden (F. M.) Special training for children's Librarians, L.J. (2;^)

Conf No 80
Moore (A. C.) Special training for children's Libraries, L.J. (23) Conf

No 80-2
Apprenticeship as a means of Library training, L.J. (23) Conf No 83-4
Speck (L-) Technical training and the personal element in Library work,

L.J. (23) Conf No 135
Tillinghurst (\V. H.) Field of work in State and local clubs, L.J. (23)

519-21
Assistants' class at Braddock, Pa., P.L. (3) 8
Elmendorf (T.) Periodicals for the staff, P.L. (3) 45
Plummer (M. W.) Periodicals for the staff, P.L. (3) 97
Beer (W.) Instruction of local Librarians by the organizer, P.L. (3) 290-1

1899 Dyer (B. L.) The L.A. and educational facilities, L.A. (i) 107-108
Shaw (G. T.) Training of Library assistants, L.A.R. (i) 129-130
Dyer (B. L.) Training of Library assistants, L.A.R. (i) 206-20S
Campbell (F.) Training of Library assistants, L.A.R. (i) 272-273
Roberts (H. D.) Training of Library assistants, L.A.R. (i) 274-275, 352
Ogle (J. J.) Assistants' training, L.A.R. (\) 358-340

Hosmer (J. K.) Library assistant : his title, duties and relation to his

chief, L.J. (24) 54-57
Swann (J. H.) Training of Library assistants, from the assistant's point

of view, L.W . (1) 164-166
Doren (E. C.) Special training for Library work, P.L. (4) 3-8
James (M. S. R.) Assistants' Association and training classes, P.L. (4)

107-109

1900 Guppy (H.) Librarian and his qualifications, L.A.R. (2) 53-57. 117-irq
Dyer (B. L.) Claim of the Library assistant upon the county educational

funds, L.A.R. (2) 58-64
Maw (T. E.) Note on the education of the assistant, L.A.R. (2) 2b()-2-i
Josephson (A. G. S.) Preparation for Librarianship, L.J. (25) 22^-22^
Thomas (A. C.) Some dangers of technical knowledge, L.J. (25) 32.S-329
Routine work — Standard of education among Library assistants, L. H'.

(0 255

Assistants' studies, L.W. (2) 41, 123, (3) 75-76

1901 Roberts (H. D.) Library assistants and technical training, L.A. (2) 325-331
Campbell (F.) ICducation Committee and the srl.-rtion of text-books

(a letter), /...l./\. (4) 339-34"
Plummer (M. \V.) Training for Librarianshin, L.J. (26) 317-323
Report of the A. L.A. Committee on Library training, L.J. (26) 685-686
Professional instruction in bibliography : Round tabl<- meeting, L.J. (26)

Conf No 107-205
Dana (]. C.) Library training in 42 American Libr.irirs, P.L. (6) 533
190J Mould "(R. W.) Our work, L.A. (3) 80-87

Webb (S.) Library service of London, L.A.R. (4) 200-203, Discussion 231-6
Case of the desk assistant : presented by himself, L.J. (27) 876-878

2o6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Plummer (M. W.) Library training, P.L. (7) 399-401

Dewey (M.) Lecture outline course and problems, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85)

Bulletin No

1903 Rces (E. G.) Educational needs of Library assistants, L.A.R. (5) 81-87,

Discussion 1 01- 107
Dixon (W. McN.) Address inaugurating the course of lectures. ..at the

London School of Economics, L.A.R. (5) 597-614
Spofford (A. R.) The mental and mechanical in Libraries, L.J. (28) 10-12
Report of the Committee on Library training, by M. W. Plummer, S. C.

Fairchild, K. L. Sharp, A. B. Kroeger, M. E. Robbins, and E. H.

Anderson, L.J. (28) Conf No 83-101. Discussion see 152-155
Haworth (F. W. B.) I^ibrary assistants and education, L. W. (6) 36-39
Cunningham (A.) The training of the teacher in Library work, P.L. (8)

85-89
Plummer (M. W.) Pros and cons of training for Librarianship, P.L. (8)

208-220
Report of the Committee on Library training, P.L. (8) 420-422
A.L.A. Report on apprentices' classes, P.L. (8) 422-425

1904 Education of the Library assistant, L.A.R. (6) 490

Library assistants : shortcomings and desirable qualifications : symposium,

L.J. (29) 349-359
Hawley (F. B.) Some non-technical qualifications for Library work, L.J.

(29) 360-362
Hitchler (T.) Inspiration : address to an apprentice class, L.J. (29) 416-418
Pettee (J. E.) Library assistants once more, a plea for our professional

ideal, L.J. (29) 584-587
Roberts (H. D.) Training for Librarians in Great Britain, L.J. (29) Conf

No 39-46
Another word for the Library student, P.L. (9) 86

1905 Library examinations in theory and practice, L.J. (30) 15-18

Stearns (L. E.) Question of Library training, L.J. (30) Conf No 68-71,

Discussion 164-170
Olcott (F. J.) Rational Library work with children and the preparation

for it, L.J. (30) Conf No 74-75
Report on standards of Library training, L.J. (30) Conf No 121-123,

Discussion 164-176
Bartlett (E. K. N.) Efficient assistants, L.W. (7) 344
Savers (W. C. B.) Library assistants and the study of literature, L.W.

(8) 72-75
Teaching of literature, L. W. (8) 85-87

Tyler (A. S.) Instructional work of Library Commissions, P.L. (10) 60-61
Eastman (VV. R.) Valueand work of a State Library Organizer, P.L.

(10) 67-72

1906 Bayley (D. J.) Counter work, L.A. (5) 30-34

Prideaux (W. R. B.) Professional education and registration, L.A.R. (8)

1-6, Discussion 20-27
Roberts (H. D.) Education of the Librarian : elementary stage, L.A.R.

(8) 556-572, Discussion 504
Baker (E. A.) Education of the Librarian : advanced stage, L.A.R. (8)

573-586, Discussion 504-509
Cooper (F. B.) Is there a need for instruction in Library methods by

Normal Schools and Universities? L.J. (31) 157-160
Clatworthv (L. M.) Librarv course given to city normal school students,

L.J. (31) 160-163
Library training in the Librarv : Newark, Now Jorsev, Library class, P.L.

(11) 19-21

Training classes in Libraries, P.L. (11) 134-136

Hardy (E. A. ) Training of Librarians in the Province of Ontario, P.L.

(11) 143-145
Marvin (C.) Things needful in Library training, P.L. (11) 267
Spilman (E. A.) Need for correspondence school courses, P.L. (11) 503
Cunningham (A.) Training of teachers in Library work, Ind S.L. Bull

No 10, 1-2
Cooper (F. B.) Is there a need for instruction in Library by the Normal

Schools and Universities? Wash L.A. Bull (2) 1-5
Salisbury (G. E.) Librarv work in our normal schools. Wis Lib Bull

(2) 70.71

STAFF TRAINING' ,«.,,;. 207

1907 Plummor (M. VV.) Report of Committee on Library training', A.L.A. Bull
(i) Conf No 108-110
Webb (S.) On the subject of Librarianship, I..A.R. (q) 208-215
Baker (E. A.) Education of the assistant in the provinces, L.A.K. (9) 292-4
Savaji^'e (E. A.) Education of assistants, L.A.K. (9) 411-412
Results of examinations, L.A.R. (9) 420-422
Baker (E. A.) Examinations in literary history : hints to candidates,

L.A.R. (9) 39"-3«)4- 443-451
Hutt (J.) and E. A. Savage. Education of provincial assistants, L.A.R.

(9) 491-492
Baker (E. A.) Reply to above, L.A.R. {^) 5^0
Hutt (J.) and E. A. Savage. Education of jjrovincial assistants, L.A.R.

(9) 589-590
Baker (E. A.) Education of provincial assistants, L.A.R. (9) 708-709
Work of the Education Committee of the L.A.I'. K., L.A.R. (9) 664-667,

b8o-68i, 690-692
Savers (W. C. B.) Library Council, L.W. (9) 6-10
Coutts (H. T.) Specialization in Library work, L.W. (9) 393-395
Moore (E. L.) Departmental work in a Library, P.L. (12) 122-123
Lewis (E. V.) Experiment in self-government, P.L. (12) 304-305
190S Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British Municipal
Libraries, L. (X.S.) (9) 223
Sayers (VV. C. B.) Survey of the month, L.A. (6) 11-13
Gollancz (L) Librarian as student of literature and booklover, L.A. (6)

22-25, Discussion 20-21
Coutts (H. T.) Education of the assistant, L.A. (6) 56-59, Discussion 59-60
Gilbert (M.) Education of the Library assistant from the standpoint of

the woman, L.A. (6) 52-55, Discussion 59-60
Guppy (H.) Librarian's equipment, L.A. (6) 66-74, Discussion 74-76
Sexton (C.) Welsh assistant's outlook, L..1. (6) 114-11S
Strother (G. W.) Library assistant's outlook from a provincial point of

view, L..L (6) 156-160, Discussion 161-162
Baker (E. A.) Means of education for assistants in the provinces, L.A.

(6) 180-18 1
Stephen (G. .\.) Library Association diploma, L.A. (6) 188-189
Educational matters, L.A.R. (10) 76-77

Sayers (W. C. B.) Education of the Librarian, L.A.R. (10) 146-147
Baker (E. A.) Education and the diploma, L.A.R. (10) 254-256, 372-373
Bagguley (W. H.) Education and the diploma, L.A.R. (10) 289-294
Peplow (F. J.) Education and the diploma, L.A.R. (10) 319-320
Baker (E. A.) Education in the provinces, L.A.R. (10) 320-322
Report of the .A.L.A. Committee on Library training, P.L. (13) 261-264
Library reading- course, P.L. (13) 48, 90, 133, 172-173, 216-217, 254
Baker (E. A.) Opportunities for students, I..A.R. (10) 427-429
— Literary history classes, L.A. (6) 219

Cantleld (j. H.) Preparation for Library work, P.L. (13) 351
Report of the .A.L.A. Committee on Library training- in normal schools,

L.J. (33) 400 ' ■ "

Library Association examinations, L.W. (ii) 387-38S
Babine (A. V.) Problem of a College Library, P.L. (it,) 340-342
Report of the .\.L..'\. Committee on Library training, .1.L..4. Bull (2)

199-202
Plummer (M. W.) Evolution of the school curriculum, A.L.A. Bull (2)

203-205
Wvn (J. I.) Factors in the development of the Librarv school curriculum,

A.L.A. Bull (2) 205-206
Plummer (M. W.) Evolution of the Prall Institute fJbrary School

curriculum, .4.L..4. Bttll (2) 207-210
Kroeger (A. B.) Evolution of the curriculum of the Drexel Institute

Library School, .4.L./1. Bull (2) 210-213
Sayers (W. C. B.) Efficient junior assistants, L..A.R. (10) 639-640
Thorne (W. B.) Our students and literary history, L.A.R. (10) 641-643
1900 Turnbull (T. E.) L..A. Examinations, 1909, a criticism of the papers,
L. IF. (12) 130-132, 189
Library instruction in normal schools : results of replie> to a circular
sent out from Newark (N. J.) Public Library, P.L. (14) 147

2o8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E29 ASSISTANTS' SALARIES, DUTIES, etc.

1877 Winsor (J.) and F. Poole. Proceedings of ist Iiii Conf 178
1S78 Dewey (M.) Albany Library school graduates, L.]. (3) 459

Harrison (R.) Stated minimum should be jQ2z^o per annum, L.J. (3) 359
1886-87 Library employment versus the Library profession, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 50-1
1888 Ogle (J. J.) Library expenditure and salaries, L.C. (4) 23-24
1891 Clarke (E.) Departmental Libraries : Division of labour within the

Library, L.J. (16) 264-268
1892-3 Hill (F. P.) Library service, U.S. Rept 754

1895 The anonymous assistant, L.J. (20) 241-242

1896 Boston Public Library runners, L. (8) 416

1899 Wire (G. E.) Summary of a paper on Library assistants in the Lhiited

States, L.A. (i) 214-217
Tilling (A. E.) Assistants' ideals, L.A. (2) 5-6

Salaries, hours and vacations of Library graduates, L.J. (24) 481-482
Brown (L. F.) Trials of a new assistant, L.J. (24) 55-56

1900 Bostwick (A. E.) Duties and qualifications of assistants in Open Access

Libraries, L.J. (25) Conf No 40-41
Duties of a Sub-Librarian, L.W. (3) 139-140

1901 Farnell (W. J. C.) Duties of a Library assistant, L.A. (2) 188-190
President of the L.A. U.K. on " Salaries," L.A. (3) 34-35

Anderton (B.) Continuity in Library work : some preliminary difficulties,

L.A.R. (3) 551-561
Glazier (T. W.) Everyday work of an assistant in a Library (Prize essay),

L.A. (2) .Supplement xv
Experience of a Library apprentice, P.L. (6) 165-166
T902 Salaries in the Library of Congress, L.J. (27) 156

Assistants' duties, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 12-13
1903 Salaries of Library assistants, L. Tf. (6) 150-153

Salaries fixed for the various appointments in Library of Congress, Rept
of Libn of Cong 54-61, (1904) 103-106, (1905) 113-116, (1906) 85-89, (1907)
99-103
1905 Scale of salaries for Librarians and assistants, L.A. (5) 41

1908 Chambers (W. G.) Anomalies of Library nomenclature (a letter), L.A.

(6) 4. See also 185-186
Jones (M. L.) Organization of labour within Libraries, L.J. (33) 171-173
Daniels (J. F.) People : a modern emphasis in Library training, L.J. (33)

173-176
Views current, L.W. (10) 336
Chambers (W. G.) Should Library appointments be put out to tender?

L.A.R. (10) 375-376

1909 Sayers (\\ . C. B.) Salaries of assistant Librarians, L.A.R. (ri) 207-209
Bailey (E.) Concerning the Library assistant, L.A.R. (11) 229-236
Woodruff (J. L.) Who's who in the Library, P.L. (14) 81-84

Keogh (A.) Training, employment and compensation of assistants, L.A.

(6) 402-404

Sayers (W. C. B.) American Libraries, L.A. (7) 51-54

Bostwick (.\. E.) System in the Library, L.J. (34) 481-482

Hand (T. W.) Inaugural address, Yorkshire branch of L.A. A., L.A.

(7) 16-18

E30 TIME SHEETS

1892-3 Hill (F. P.) Library service, 17.5. Rept 753

1899 Hours of work of assistants: specimen of. lime sheet, L.W. (i) 233-234

1907 Bursill (P. C^) Staff time sheets and routine books, L.A. (5) 333-335
Gill (A. K.) Staff time sheets L.W. (10) 23-25

Martin (E. S.) Staff time sheets, L.W. (10) 236-239

Lewis (E. F.) An experiment in self-government, P.L. (12) 304-306

1908 Chambers (W. G.) Staff time sheets, L.A.R. (10) 218-220
For particulars relating to Staff Time Sheets, apply to —

Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
Stanley Russki.l & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E31 HOURS OF WORK OF ASSISTANTS

1893 Should cataloguers work longer hours than other assistants? L.J. (17)

Conf No 43

1894 Should a time record or register be kept, L.J. (18) Conf No 38-39

HEALTH OF ASSISTANTS 209

189b Hill (F. P.) Saturday half holiday, I.. J. (ii) 217

1897 Os'Ie (J. J.) Hindrances to the traininj,'- oi vfWnvnl Librarians, 2nd hit

Conf 44-45, Discussion 231-232
i89() Hours of assistants, L.A.K. (i) (x)2, 749

Hours of work : Discussion by the Ohio Library Association, L.J. (24)

524-27
Hours of Library service considered from the standpoint of the employee :

Discussion by" the New York Library tMub, L.J. (24) 0X7
Study in work hours, L.W. (2) 124
1900 Hours of Library service: Discussion by the Chiraj^^o Library Club, L.J.
(25) 26-27 "

Hours of service of Library assistants, L.J. (25) 524
Early closing movement, L. W. (2) 195
Ashton (H.) I'se of the Library as compared with the reduction of hours,

L. W. (2) 226
Hours of I.ibrary assistants, L. 11'. (2) 284

Chambers (W. (1.) Hours of Library assistants, L. IV. (2) 310-311
1900-01 Staff hours — weekly, Greora'ood's Yr-Bk 262-263

1902 Tillinghast (\V. H.) Some j:;^oneral rules and sugfgestions for a Library

staff, L.J. (27) 871

1903 Dewey (M.) Library notes: lonj^ hours of work, P.L. (8) 323

1906 Library staff, L.J. (31) Conf No 256-25<S

1907 Lewis (E. F.) An experiment in self g-overnment, P.L. (12) 304-305

1908 Work hours of Library officials: Editorial. L. 11'. (11) 41-42
Vacation privileges, P.L. (13) 308-309

Hours of service and vacations in Libraries, N.V.L. (1) 119

E32 STAFF VACATIONS

1892-3 Hill (F. P.) Library service, L'..S. Rvpt 753
1S96 — Saturday half holiday, L.J. (21) 217

1899 Salaries, hours and vacations of Library graduates, L.J. (24) 481-482

1907 Library vacations, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 3, 9-10

1908 Vacation privileges, P.L. (13) 308-309

Hours of service and vacations in Libraries, N.Y.L. (1) 119

E33 LIBRARY GARMENT

1890 Dennis (H. J.) Library garment, L.J. (15) 29^

1908 Frost (M.) Dress in the Library, ill., L.W. (10) 182-184
Chambers (W. G.) i:)ress in the Library, L.W. (11) 242

1909 Communication concerning dress in the Library, L.W. (11) 323-324

E331 STAFF WORK ROOM

1902 Staff work room, Miitn. la and Wis L.C. Hdhk 25
1909 .NL (A.) The >laff room: a suggestion, L.W. (11) 481-482

E33 2 STAFF LOCKERS

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand. W.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E33 3 STAFF WARDROBES

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Lid., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., &• Co., Ltd.. 430, Strand, W.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E34 HEALTH OF ASSISTANTS

1900 Exposition illuslrating Library iiygicnc, L.J. (25) 120
Recreation, L.W. (i) 2^5

1903 McMillan (M.) Some lau^cs of ill-h.;iltii among Library workers, P.L.

(8) 412-414

1904 Thorne (H. S.) Health in Libr.iry work, P.L. (9) ><
J905 Of comfort in a Library, P.L. (10) 237-238

1907 " Librarian." Ill health among Library workers, P.L. (12) 11
J908 Health examinations in a Public Library, 1\L. (13) 201

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOSOMY

E35 CANDIDATES' EXPENSES

1905 Selected candidates' expenses, L.A. (5) 81
1907 Candidates' expenses, L.A.R. (9) 360-361

£36 EXPENSES OF MEMBERS OF LIBRARY STAFF ATTENDING
CONFERENCES

1907 Expenses attending conferences, N.Y.L. (i) 51

E37 WOMEN LIBRARIANS

1877 Winsor (J.) Women Librarians in America, ist Int Conf 178

1878 Lady Librarians and Poole's Index, L.J. (3) 127. 1879 : L.J. (4) 299
Clark (J. T.) Employment of young- women in Public Libraries, L.J. (4)

410
Baker (F.) Employment of young women as assistants in Public
Free Libraries, L.A. Trans (2) 32-3
882 Tedder (H. R.) Women as Librarians, L.A. Trans (5) 171-2

886 Women in Libraries, L.J. (11) 420

Women in Libraries : how they are handicapped, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 89-92

887 Maxwell (S. B.) Women as State Librarians, L.J. (12) 195-196

890 James (M. S. R.) Women Librarians at the People's Palace Library, L.

(2) 342

891 Hewins (C. M.) Library work for women : some practical suggestions,

L.J. (16) 273-4

892 A. L.A. W^omen's meeting at Lakewood Conference, L.J. (17) Conf No

84-9
James (M. S. R.) Women Librarians, L. (4) 217-24

Cutler (M. S.) What a woman Librarian earns, L.J. (17) Conf No 89-91
Sargent (M. E.) Woman's position in the Library service, L.J. (17) Conf

No 92-4

1893 James (M. S. R.) American women as Libraians, L. (5) 270-4
— Women Librarians, L.J. (18) 146-8

1894 Richardson (Miss) Librarianship as a profession for women, L. (6) 137-42

1896 Kroeger (A. B.) Women Librarians, L.J. (21) Conf No 57-8

1897 Mathews (E. R. N.) Female Library assistants and competitive examina-

tions, 2nd Int Conf 40-3
Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 94
Tedder (H. R.) Women as Librarians, 2nd Int Conf 18
Female assistants, L. (9) 78-79

1898 Women as village Librarians : work of Miss Verney at Middle Clavdon,

L. (10) 24-8
James (H. P.) Women in American and British Libraries, L.W. (i) 89-90
Sharpe (K. L.) Librarianship as a profession, P.L. (3) 5-7
Hayward (C. A.) Women as cataloguers, P.L. (3) 12 1-3
Foote (E. L.) Women as organizers, directors, etc., P.L. (3) 290-1

1899 Selby (W. L.) Women as Librarians in Bristol, L.A. (i) 217-19
Brown (J. D.) Wom.en as Librarians in Clerkenwell, L.A. (i) 219

Dyer (B. L.) a;;rf J. Lloyd. Women Librarians in England, L.A. (i) 219-22
James (M. S. R.) Women in Librarianship at the late Conference, L.A.

(2) 44-S
Ahern (M. E.) Business side of a woman's career as a Librarian, L.J.
(24) Conf No 60-2

1899 Ahern (M. E.) Women as Librarians in the business world, P.L. (4) 257-61

1900 James (M. S. R.) Women Librarians and their future prospects, L.A.R.

(2) 291-304
1900-01 Women Librarians, Greenwood's \r-Bk 263

1901 Norrenberg (Dr. C.) Woman as Librarian, P.L. (6) 156-15S

1902 Chennell (F. E.) Lady assistants in Public Libraries, L.W. (4) 245-48
Pierce (K. E.) Women in Public Libraries : a reply to Mr. Chennell, L.W.

(4) 286-288

Chennell (F. E.) The Lady assistant — a rejoinder, L.W. (4) 319-322
Women Librarians and assistants (Report from various Libraries), L. W.

(5) 7-14

Pierce (K. E.) Women in Public Libraries, L.W. (5) 14-15
James (M. S. R.) Women Librarians and future prospects, P.L. (7) 1-8
Chennell (F. E.) The Woman assistant again, L.W. (5) 40-43
1904 Fairchild (S. C.) Women in American Libraries, L.J. (29) Conf No 157-62

GOVERNMENT INSPECTION

'.h\\\

1905 Graeff (V. E.) Gentle Librarian : a transcript from experience, L.J. (30)
922-923

1907 Harlham (I).) Lovely women in tlie Library, I-.W. (9) 360-363
Pierce (K. II.) Women in Libraries, /-. II'. (9) 440-441

Briinner (NL A. R.) The Library as a place for woman (in Germany),

L.W. (10) 137-139
Women in German Libraries, P.L. (12) 394-395,

1908 Gilbert (M.) Lducation of the Library assistant from the standpoint of

the woman, I. .A. (o) 52-55, Discussion 59-60

E38 TRAINING FOR CHILDRHN'S LIBRARIANS

1898 Moore (A. C.) .S])ecial Irainini,'- for Children's Librarians, /../. (23) Conf

No 80-82, Discussion 134
Crunden (F. M.) Special training for Children's Librarians, L.J. (23) Conf
No 82

1899 Moore (A. C.) Special training- for Children's Librarians, P.L. (4) 99-102
Sanders (M. A.) Special training for Children's Librarians, L.J. (23)

Conf No 134

1900 Olcott (F. J.) Work with children at Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, L.J.

(25) 166-168

1901 Williams (M. K.) ami B. >L Brown. Reading lists for Children's

Librarians, State Librarv Bulletin, Bibliographv No 27, May, 1901,
N.Y.S.L. Rc'pt (S^)

1902 Iowa Summer Library school — Children's course, la Lib O. (2) 40

1903 Moore (.\. C.) Work of the Children's Librarian, L.J. (28) 160-164
Librarv work with children — Special course in Iowa Summer Library

School, la Lib O. (3) 17
Gold (K. E.) Training of Children's Librarians, P.L. (8) 223-225

1905 Connecticut meeting on Library work with children, L.J. (30) 798-799
Olcott (K. J.) Rational Library work with children, and the preparation

for it, L.J. (30) Conf No 71-75
Hewins (C. M.) Work with children, P.L. (10) 105, 475-476
Williams (M. F.) and B. M. Brown. Reading lists for Children's

Librarians, 1899-1900, .State Librarv Bulletin, Bibliography 27,

N.Y.S.L. Kept {84)

1906 ("arnegie Librarv, Pittsburgh, Training School for Children's Librarians,

P.L. (11) ii6-ii7
Gymer (R. C.) Personal work with children, P.L. (ii) iqi-i93
Suggestions for work with children, Vt L.C. Bull (2) No 2, 7-8

1907 Children's Librarians' section, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 288-293
Smith (F. E.) Library work for children, P.L. (12) 79-S3

Hewins (C. M.) Some things done in Hartford, Conn., Public Librarv,

P.L. (12) 86-89
Conover (M.) Work with children, P.L. (12) 92-93
Hardman (E.) Helping children to know Library tools, P.L. (12) 299-300

1908 Lyman (E.) Principle of work with children, P.L. (13) 125-126

Olcott (F. J.) Training of the Children's Librarian,' .4. L.^. Bull (2) 213-6
Matthews (C.) Growing tendency to over-emphasise the children's side,

J-J- (3.3) 135-138
Straus (E.) Three essentials in the equipment of the children's Librarian,
Ohio Bull (3) No 12, 1-2

.'^ee also Section E 123, Children's Libraries and Special Work with
children

E39 GOVERNMENT INSPECTION OF LIBRARIES

1880 Dewey (M.) Consulting Librari.-mship, /,./. (5) 16-17
1887 Dennis (H. J.) Duties of a State Librarian, /../. (12) 184
M ( ) Women as .State Librarians, L.J. (12) 195

1897 Jones (H.) Library authorities, their constitution and powers, as they

are and as they should be, 2nd hit Conf 23-26

1898 How to appoint a Stat(» Librarian, /../. (2\) 62-63

1901 Torrey (C. A.) State supervision of Public Libraries, P.L. (6) 271-273

1902 Consulting experts, P.L. (7) 455-457

1903 Government inspection of Libraries, L.W. (5) 21 1-2 12

1904 Report on Public Libraries in State of New York, 190^ — Bulletins 43-44,

Public Libraries 13-14, N.Y.S.L. Kept (87)

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1905 Supervision of Libraries in Iowa State Institutions, la Lib O. (5) 79-80
Law providing for Library organizer in Ohio, Ohio Bull (i) No 8, 1-2,

(2) No 2, 1-2

1906 Eastman (W. R.) Value and work of a State Library organizer, P.L.

(10) 67-72
Library records and organizations, la Lib Q. (5) 122

1907 Carey (M. E.) A new phase of Library work, P.L. (12) 127-128
Library organizers, N.Y.L. (i) 52

1908 Gillis (J. L.) State Library system for California (Suggests state super-

vision), L.J. (33) 304, 316
Two months in the field : State inspection of Wisconsin Libraries, Wis

Lib Bull (4) 27-30
Discussion on state supervision of Library extension, P.L. (13) 381
Woodruff (J. L.) State supervision of Library extension in Illinois, P.L.

(13) 383-384
Offer of services of state organizer in New York, N.Y.L. (i) 118, 150
Vincent (G. E.) State supervision of Library extension in Illinois, P.L.

(13) 430
Ahern (M. E.) What state supervision does in other States, P.L. (13) 430
Government inspection, Lit Yr-Bk 641
Department of Library organization, Ohio Bull (4) No 6, 1-5

1909 Baker (E. A.) On Government examinations for Librarianship, L.A.R.

(11)94
Bill for Library supervision in Illinois, P.L. (14) 181
State supervision in Texas, P.L. (14) 181-182
Visits of Library organizers, N.Y.L. (2) 39-40

E40 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION DIPLOMA

1908 Stephen (G. A.) Library Association diploma, L.A. (6) 188-189

Baker (E. A.) Education and the diploma. L.A.R. (10) 146-147, 372-373
Bagguley (W. H.) Education and the diploma, L.A.R. (10) 289-294
Peplow (F. J.) Education and the diploma, L.A.R. (10) 319-320
Baker (E. A.) Fee for the diploma, L.A.R. (10) 426-427
Prideaux (W. R. B.) L.A. Diploma, L.A. (6) 205-206
Stephen (G. A.) Fee for the diploma, L.A.R. (10) 522-523
Baker (E. A.) Reply to Mr. Stephen, L.A.R. (10) 523-524
Charge for the diploma, L.W. (11) 21S
Certification of Librarians : Editorial, L.J. (34) 294

E41 PROPOSED INSTITUTE OF LIBRARIANS

1907 Hopwood (H. V.) Proposed Institute of Librarians, L.A.R. (9) 535-536

1908 Philip (A. J.) Proposed Institute of Librarians, L.W. (10) 294-295

E42 REGISTRATION OF LIBRARIANS

1896 State Library School register for first 10 years, AM'.S.L. Rept (79)
1902 State Library School register for 18S7-1901, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85)

1906 Prideaux (W. R. B.) Professional education and registration : some

suggestions, L.A.R. (8) 1-6, Discussion 20-27

1907 Hopwood (H. V.) Registration for Librarians, L.A.R. (9) 359-360
Roebuck (G. E.) Registration : the means, difficulties, and the first step,

L.A.R. (9) 418-420
Library assistants and registration, L.A.R. (9) 603
Baldwin (C. F.) State examinations and State certificates for Librarians,

L.J. (31) 806-808
Certificates for Librarians in Ohio, Ohio Bull (2) No 11, 1-2

1908 Chambers (W. G.) Registration : an urgent need, L.A. (6) 41-42 ■
Sayers (VV. C. B.) Survey of the month, L.A. (6) 42-44
Registration of Librarians : joint meeting of the Library Association and

the Library Assistants' Association, L.A. (6) 76-79
Registration, L.A. (6) 186, 218-219
Jast (L. S.) aud W. C. B. Sayers. Registration of Librarians : a criticism

and a suggestion, L.A.R. (10) 325-335, Discussion 356-365
Report of the Registration Committee of the Library Association, L.A.R..

(10) 409-411
Chambers (W. G.) Registration of Librarians, L.W. (10) 241-243
Registration, L.W. (10) 252-253, 292-293

RILES AND REGULATIONS 213

Jast (L. S.) and W. C. B. Savors. Scheme of re-classification of members

of the Library Association, L.W. (10) 302
Views current, L.W. (10) 335-336

Professional registration: an editorial. /,. H'. (10) 441-444
Baker (E. A.) Registration, L..1.R. (10) 425-426
Registration of Librarians, L.A. (6) 196- U)()

Report of the Special Committee on Registration, L.A.R. (10) 569-577

Ohio scheme for a .Slate Board of Library examiners and the certification

of Librarians, Oltio Bull (4) No 2 1-3, No 8 1-3, P.[.. (13) 404-405, 423-424

1909 Registration : special general meeting of the L.A. A., L.A. {()) 252-256, 298

Chambers (W. G.) Registration: the classification difticulty, L.A.R. (11)

Walton (J.) Lit(iai\ histi)r\ and registration, L.A.R. (11) 3-4

Axon (E.) Registration — why chief Librarians? L..A.R. (11) 90-91

Thorne (W. B.) A rejoinder," L./L/?. (11) 91

Axon (E.) firaded registration, L..4.K. (11) 92

Thorne (\V. B.) A full discussion needed, L.A.R. (11) 93

Brown (J. D.) Current views on registration, L.A.R. (11) 203-204

Baker (E. A.) Registration scheme, L.:l.R. (11) 345-346

L.A. Council's recommendations on registration and on branches, L..4.R.

(11) 363-366
Savers (W. C. B.) A few necessary considerations, L.A.R. (11) 417-419
Registration of English Librarians, L.J. (34) 217-219
Registration : an Editorial, L.A. (7) 41-42

E43 SUPERANNUATION FOR LIBRARIANS

1897 Superannuation for Librarians, L. (9) 123

1907 Proposed Superannuation Bill of the National Association of Local Govern-

ment Officers, L.A.R. (9) 128-130
Philip (A. J.) SujH'rannuation and the Bill. L.A.R. (9) 361-363
Superannuation Bill, L.A.R. (9) 647-648

E44 NOTICES— PREPARATION, etc.

1880 Dewey (M.) Useless words. L.J. (5) 321

1898 — Waste in trifles, P.L. (3) 348

1906 Suggestions as to ])lacards. Wis Lib Bull (2) 52

1908 Drury (F. K. W.) On making signs, L.J. (;;^j,) 315
Method of posting lists .it the desk. Wis Lib^Biifl (4) 60

For particulars relatiiii; to Notice Boards, apply to —
Hammkr, G. M., &: Co., Ltd.. 430, Strand, W.C.
London S.\nd Blast Co.. 58A, (iray's Inn Road, W.C.
ROxNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
For Sign Writing Outfits sec E61

E44=I NAME PLATES AND FACIAS

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LIBRARY BuRiiAU, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
London Sand Bi.asi Co., 58A, Gray's Inn Road. \\'.(\

E45 RULES AND REGULATIONS— GENERAL

1879 Balzani (Una) Count. Regulations of Italian Public Libraries, L.J. (4) 183
1887 Mullins (J. D.) Free Library bye-laws, L.C. (4) 163-165
1889 Cutter (C. A.) Presidential address, St. Louis Conference, L.J. (14) 149
1892 Lowrev (C. E.) Librarv directions, L.J. (7) 187

Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, f'.s. Rept (i) 939-943, L.J. (18)

230-232
1S98 Rules and regulations in force at New ^ ork State Librarv, \.Y.S.L. Rcpt

(81) 63-67 '

1900 Jast (L. S.) Some hindrances to progress in Public Library work — Illiberal

rules and regulations, L.A.R. (2) 86-87

1901 Ballinger (J.) .\dmission to Public Libraries in Great Britain, L. (N.S.)

(2) 210-217
1903 Bye-laws for the safety and use of Public Libraries under the Public
Libraries Acts, L.A.R. (5) 28-30
Cutter ((\ A.) Library discipline— rules affecting the jniblic, L.J. (28) 65-7

2T4 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1904 Mathews (E. R. N.) Public Library bye-laws and regulations, L.A.R. (b)

281-289

1905 Smith ( ) Rules and regulations, P.L. (10) 546-548

1907 Barr (J.) Information boards for Public Libraries, L.W. (10) 76-78
Don'ts for users of the Public Library, Wilmington, Del., U.S.A., P.L.

(12) 191
Hayes, (J. R.) Sixteenth Century Library rules, L.J. (32) 74-75
Privileges of the Library of Congress, Rept of Ltbn of Cong 153-159

1908 Drury (F. K. W.) On making signs, L.J. (33) 315

McCulIough (M. R.) An author's opinion of the Library, Wis Lib Btdl

(4) 45-47
Rules and practice governing the use and issue of books, 14P U.S. Lib of
Cong

1909 Rules and regulations for Public Libraries suggested by the P.L. Com-

mission of Indiana, Lib Occ (2) 73

E46 HOURS OF OPENING

1877 Winsor (J.) Days and hours of opening, 1st hit Conf 171-172

1879 Dewey (M.) Library hours, L.J. (4) 449

1887 Richardson (E. C.) Hours of opening Libraries, L.J. (12) 402-406

1892 Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, U.S. Rept 941, L.J. (18) 230

1893 Cutler (M. S.) Library opening, L.J. (18) 431, Discussion L.J. (18) Conf

No 44-46

1899 Smith (Miss) Library hours (and discussion), P.L. (4) 349-356

1900 Duval (L. M.) Library hours, P.L. (5) 379-381

1901 Kavanna (J.) What are the best days and hours for a small Library to be

open? P.L. (6) 425-428

1902 Hours of opening, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk lo-ii

1904 Stearns (E. J.) Library building, Minn P.L. Notes (i) 5-6

Librar}^ of Congress : hours of opening, Rept of Libn of Cong 95-96

E47 SUNDAY OPENING

1876 Guild (R. A.) Sunday opening, L.J. (1) 443

1877 Winsor (J.) Days and hours of opening, ist Lit Conf 171-172, L.J. (2)

274-275

1878 Axon (W. E. A.) Sunday use of Libraries, L.J. (3) 258-259

1879 Sunday opening of Libraries, L.J. (4) 420. 1880 : L.J. (5) 265-266.

1881 : L.J. (6) 258
1882 Pullman (J. M.) Sunday opening, L.J. (7) 44, 231

1884 Green (S. S.) Opening Libraries on Sundays, L.J. (9) 83-86

1885 Bridgeport, United States, Library; Sunday opening, L.J. (10) 405
1887 Larned (J. N.) On Sunday opening. L.J. (12) 230. 1888: L.J. (13) 135

1889 Cutler (M. S.) Sunday opening of Libraries, L.J. (14) 176-190, 279

1890 Cushman (R.) The Library on Sunday, L.J. (15) 235
1892 Green (S. S.) Sunday opening, L.J. (17) Conf No 45-46

1892-3 Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, U.S. Rept 941, L.J. (18) 230

Cutler (M. S.) Sunday opening of Libraries, U.S. Rept 771-794, L.J. (iS)
431, Discussion, Conf No 44-46

1894 Sunday opening. Greenwood's Public Libraries 458-470

1897 Barnett (Rev. Canon) On Sunday labour in National Public Libraries,

Museums and Art Galleries, Greemvood's Yr-Bk 102-106

1898 Pacy (F.) Sunday opening of London Libraries, L.W. (i) 92-93

1905 Shaw (A. C.) Sunday opening of Libraries, L.A.R. (7) 580-584
Wright (P. B.) Sunday opening, P.L. (10) 54S

1906 Shaw (A. C.) Sunday opening of Free Libraries, L.A.R. (8) 79-8S
Lamb (A. A.) Sunday opening, Minn P.L. Notes (9) 32-33

1907 Sunday and holiday opening — Statements from American Libraries, L.J.

(32) 103-108
Moffett (J. C.) Development of the Sunday Library, L.J. (32) 112-113
Statements from College Librarians, who, while not having Sunday

opening, favour it, A.L.A. Bull (i) 266-267
liutchins (F. A.) Sunday afternoon Irdures in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull

(3) 8

1908 List of Libraries opening on Sundays. /.// Yr-Bi; (151. 659
Sunday opening in Vermont, I.S.A.. ]'l L.(\ Bull (ti,) No 4, 5-6
Open on Sunday, TFis Lib Bull (4) 42

LIBRARY CO-OPERATION 215

E48 HOLIDAY OPENING

1892-3 Brett (\V. H.) Rci^ulatioiis fi)r render^, I .S. Rcpl 1)41, L.J. (iS) 230

Cutler (M. S.) Hours of opening; : Kvonin^, Sunday, Holiday and
Vacation, U.S. Rept 771-794, L.J. (iH) 431, Discussion, Conf No 44-46

1907 Sunday and holiday openinj;- — Statement^ from Amfrican Libraries, L.].

(32) 103-108

1908 List of public reading; rooms opening^ on public holidays, Lit Yr-Bk 6(xv6i

E49 LIBRARY CO OPLRATION, INTER LIBRARY LOANS, INTERCHANGE
OF BORROWING PRIVILEGES— GENERAL

1876 Green (S. S.) Inter-Library loans, L.] . (i) 15-16

Anderson (J. R.) A general circulating- Library, /-./. (i) 441-443

1885 Mac (E. A.) Co-operation versus competition, L.]. (10) 55

1886 Dewey (M.) Library co-operation, L.]. (11) 5-6, 106-107

1887 Williams (AL S.) Library work of the Bureau of Education, L.]. (12) 64

1888 Dewey (M.) Inter-Library loans, L.N. {U.S.) (3) 405-407

1890 Ambrose (L.) I'se of books in one Library bv readers of another, L.J.

(15) 68

1891 Morgan (H. H.) Library co-operation, L.J. (if)) 39-40

Green (S. S.) Presidential address, San Francisco Confcnm c, L./. (16}
Conf No 5-6

1892 Inter-Library loans, L.J. (17) 170

Samuel (B.)' Mutual book lending between Librarie>, L.J. (17) 373-374

1893 — and S. S. Green. Mutual book lending b(>tween Libraries, L.J. (18) 123

1897 Larned (J. N.) Org;anization of co-operative work among Public Libraries,

2nd lut Conf 120-12 1
Foster (W. E.) Co-operation in Providence Libraries, L.J. (22) 344-346
Tilling-hurst (\V. 1 1). Report of the co-operative committee, L.J. (22) Conf

No 81-83

1898 Green (S. S.) Inlcr-Library loans in reference work, L.J. (23) 567-568
Andrews (C. W.) Report of the co-operative committee, L.J. (23) Conf

>^'o 43-45
Putnam (H.) Inter-Library loans (Reg-ulations), L.J. (23) bi
Rowell (Mr.) Circular explaining method adopted at the Library of

University of California, L.J. (23) 104
Reg-ulations apjiroved bv the Board of Reg-ents of University of California,

P.L. (3) 87 "

1S99 Richardson (E. C.) ( 'o-o|)eration in lending among colleg;e and reference

Libraries, /../. (24) Conf No 32-36. Discussion Conf No 156-157, P.L.

(4) 275
Montgomery (T. L.) Report of the Co-operation Committee, L.J. (24)

Conf No 92-94
Richardson (E. C.) Lending- Library for Libraries, L.J. (24) 161
Fairchild (.S. C.) .\merican notes, L. (.V..S'.) (i) 435-438
Thornsby (F.) Unification of Public Libraries, L.W. (i) 2bT,
Dewey (M.) Too many org^anizations, P.L. (4) 56-57
Danforth (G. F.) Co-operation in lending, P.L. (4) 275-276

1900 Layard (G. .S.) Pooling of private Libraries, L. (N.S.) (i) 245-254
Carpenter (Prof.) How best the rare books in private Libraries may be

made available for students, L.J. (25) 26
Jackson (G. A.) New England present Library problem, L.J. (25) 574-76
Billings (J. S.) Report relating- to sugg-estions for consolidating Libraries

of New York, /,./. (25) 634-638, 741
Richardson (E. ('.) Report of Co-operative Committee, L.J. (25) Conf

No 71-73

1901 Caddie (J. A.) Co-operation of adjoining towns for the establishment of

Reference Libraries, L.A.R. (3) 562-56(1
Putnam (H.) What may be done for Libraries by the nation, L.J. (26)

Conf No 9-15
Billincfs (L S.) Report relating'" to suggestion for consolidating New-
York Libraries. /../. (26) 21-22
Inkster (L.) and others. Interchangeable tickets, L.W. (4) 3-5, 33-7, 63-5
Brigham (J.) Union-co-operation. la Lib O. (i) 23-34
Tri-State co-operation, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, la Lib Q. (i) 46-47

1902 Webb (S.) Library service of London : its co-ordination, development, and

education, I..].'l\'. (4) i<,3-jo3, Di^cu-sion 231-236

2i6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Caddie (J. A.) Some further remarks on co-operation for establishment of

Reference Libraries, L.A.R. (4) 237-240
Elmendorf (T.) Mutual help between Libraries, F.L. (7) 73-74
Co-operation on Library Commissions, la Lib Q. (2) 4

1903 Hulme (E. W.) Librarians' aids, L.A.R. (5) 126-127

Grinling (C. H.) Libraries as workshops, L.A.R. (5) 405-410, Discussion

425-429
Inter-relation of Libraries : report of the Ohio Library Association, P.L.

(8) 479

1904 Biagi (G.) Inter-Library loans in Italy, L.]. (29) Conf No 58
Anderson (A.) Inter-Library loans in Sweden, L.J. (29) Conf No 83

1905 Inkster (L.) Library grouping, L.A.R. (7) 562-564

Inter-Library loans at Forbes Library, Mass., L.J. (30) 171-172, P.L. (10)

483
Richardson (C. E.) National Library problem to-day, L.J. (30) Conf No 6
Putnam (H.) Library of Congress as a National Library, L.J. (30) Conf

No 27-34, Discussion 147
Unity and co-operation in Library work, L.J. (30) Conf No 180-184
The Universal Library : a plan for placing any book desired within the

reach of any person wishing to make ust; of the same, P.L. (10) 276-279
Barr (C. J.) Relations of the greater libraries to the lesser, P.L. (10) 276-79
Inter-Library Loan form used by the Newark (New Jersey) Librarj', P.L.

(10) 523
Report of Committee of Ohio Library Association on inter-relation of

Libraries, P.L. (10) 533*534
McPherson (G. B.) County extension, Minn P.L.C. Notes (5) 7-9
Inter-Library loans, Wis Lib Bull (1) 30, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3, 10

1906 Inkster (L.) Library grouping, L.A.R. (8) 46-52

McKillop (J.) On the present position of London Municipal Libraries, with
suggestions for increasing their etificiency, L.A.R. (8) 624-633, Discus-
sion 495-497

Lane (VV. C.) Inter-Library loans of German Government extended to
United States, L.J. (31) Conf No 222-223

Roberts (K. L.) What the large Library can do for the small Library,
L.J. (31) Conf No 254-255

Taking down the bars — State-wide borrowing privileges, Neb Lib Bull
No 2, 12-13

Inter-Library loans of manuscripts and documents between American and
German Libraries, L.J. (31) 222-223, P.L. (11) 518

Peterson (A. J.) Inter-Library loans — an experiment, Wis Lib Bull (2) 94

Martin (D. B.) Helpfulness among Librarians, Wis Lib Bull (2) 94-95

1907 Kirby (S.) Co-operation : a suggestion, L.A. (5) 265-267
Inter-Library loan system in force at Library of Congress, Rept of Libn of

Cong 72-75
Interchanges of borrowers' privileges, L.A.R. (9) 600-601
Tolmer (F. L.) New York State Library in its relations to the Libraries

of the State, N.Y.L. (1) 68-70
Township use of Libraries, la Lib O. (5) 144
Miller (Z. K.) Plan for Inter-LibraTy loans. Wis Lib Bull (3) 65

1908 Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British municipal Libraries,

L. (N.S.) (9) 223-224
Hogg (J. F.) Central control of Libraries and its advantages, L.A. (9) 131-

135
Library co-operation, Lit Yr-Bk 649-650
Baker (E. A.) Co-operation, L.A.R. (10) 1-4

— Conference on the interchange system, L.A.R. (10) 212-215

— Interchange of borrowing facilities, L.A.R. (10) 484

Bostwick (A. E.) Work of some Slates for Library advancement, L.J. (33)

213-218
Gould (C. H.) Regional Libraries, L.J. (33) 21S-219
Travelling Libraries in Ontario, L.J. (j,^) 231

Relation of Library Commission to children's work, P.L. (13) 51-52
Library co-operation, P.L. (13) 130-131
Borrowing books across the ocean, P.L. (13) 170-171
Township extension of Library privileges, la Lib O. (5) 156-157
Philip (A. J.) Inter-Library loans, L. IF. (11) 194-195
Discussion of Dr. E. A. Baker's paper on " Some recent developments of

Library co-operation," L..A.R. (10) 593-596

LIBRARY MOVING 217

Lane (W. C.) Central Bureau of information and loan collection for college

Libraries, L.J. (33) 420-43.^ 5o<^'
Librarian and Library machinery, N.Y.L. (i) 67
Baker (E. A.) Some recent developments of Library co-operation, L.A.R.

(10) bbo-byj

Eichler (F.) Central catalog-uing, the bureau of information, and inter-
Library loans in Austria, L.J. (33) 506-507
1909 Inksler (L.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in London area, L.A.R.

(11) 9-12, Discussion 31-36

Baker (E. A.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in London area, L.A.R.

(11) 12-16, Discussion 31-36
Doubleday (W. E.) Methods of co-operation, L.A.R. (11) 205-206
Guppy (H.) Co-operation : a necessary factor in Librarv progress, L.A.R.

(II) 518-521
On the advance of Library co-ordination, L.J. (34) 41-42
Co-ordination : Editorial, L.J. (34) 293-2^4
Libraries and assistance to business men, L.J. (34) 304
Gould (C. H.) Co-ordination, or method in co-operation : address of

President of A.L.A. at Bretton Woods Conference, L.J. (34) 335-340, 334
Report on inter-Library loans : Ohio Library Association, L.J. (34) 489
Co-ordination, L.J. (34) 525-526

Bishop (W. \\'.) Inter-Library loans, L.J. (34) 527-532
Roberts (K. L.) Club women'and prot^rams, P.I.. (14) 205-208
Hill (F. P.) Book storage for Libraries, P.L. (14) 304-305
Hand (T. Wn.) Co-ordination : inaugural address, Yorkshire Branch

L.A.A., L.A. (7) 16-18

See also Co-operative Book-buying, Co-operative Cataloguing, County
Extension

E50 CLUB ROOM

1906 Catlin (M.) Library club room for men, Wis Lib Bull (2) 29-30

1907 Library club for boys, Wis Lib Bull (3) 53

ESI DEBATING OR CONVERSATION ROOM

1907 Library club for boys, Wis Lib Bull (3) 53

Macpherson (M. K.) Conversation room, or a studv alcove, Wis Lib
Bull (3) 85

E52 SMOKING ROOM

1901 McKnight (E.) Smoke-rooms, L.A.R. (3) 125-127

1906 Barlow (H.) Smoking in Public Libraries, L.A. (5) 105-107

McCullough (E. F.) Library smoking room, P.L. (11) 259, Ind State Lib
Bull No II, 2

E53 REST ROOM

190 1 Rest rooms, la Lib O. (i) 25

1908 Faville (F. F.) The " Rest Room " in Storm Lake, la Lib O. (5) 201-202

1909 Public rest room in Libraries, P.L. (14) 55

E54 LOAFERS AND LOUNGERS

1883 Smith (S.) Library pests, L.A. Trans (6) 66-70

1S86 Hagen (H. A.) A new Library pest, /../. (11) 184

1897 Loafers in Libraries, L. (q) 206

E55 CYCLE ACCOMMODATION

1900 Sparke (A.) Cvelc accommodation in Public Libraries, L.W. (2) 288-290

E56 LIBRARY MOVING

1S95 Practical Library moving, L.J. (20) 48-4Q

1897 Removal of the books of the Library of Congress, Rcpt of Libn of Cong

5-9

1899 Hulme (!■:. W.) llou to transfer a Librarv without "shutting down,"
L.A.R. (1) 17^-176
Maire (A.) Moving I.-nge Librru-iis, /../. (2ji) 53S

2i8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E57 STATIONERY RECORDS AND SUPPLIES

1876 A.L.A. Co-operative Committee's report, L.J. (i) 451

1877 Wheatley (B. R.) Hints on Library management so far as relates to the

circulating- of books, L.J. {2) 210-216

1878 A.L.A. Supply department, L.J. (3) 35, 93, ib(), 223
Co-operative Committee's report on standard card, L.J. (3) 113

1886 Suggestions slip, L.J. (11) 123

Dewey (M.) Card pockets, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 282-285

1887 — Importance of using standard sizes, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 46-52
— Subject blanks, L.N. (I'.S.) (2) 220-221

1888 Tyler (A. W.) Specimen of application slip, L.J. (13) 320-321
1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 395

i8g6 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer — Suggestion slips, F.L. (i) 119
i8g8 Complaint slips for borrowers, L.J. (23) 671

1899 J^st (L. S.) Indexing Library supplies, L.W. (2) 13-14

1900 Stationery, L.W. (2) 301

1902 Stationery and desk supplies, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Jldbk 71

1903 "Topic blanks," at Cincinnati Public Library, L.J. (28) 239
1905 Graves (F. B.) Printed forms for Libraries, P.L. (10) 218-220

Order routine of New York State Library — Pockets, N.Y.S.L. Rcpt
(88) 550

1907 Museum of printed matter connected with Librarv administration, A.L.A.

Bull (i) No 2, 3-4

1908 Mackenzie (G.) Reference issues (Specimen sheet for recording issues),

L.W. (11) 159-160

E571 STATIONERY CABINETS AND RACKS

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 2^, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.

E572 STATIONERY SUPPLIES

For particulars, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 6g, Milton Street, E.C.
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

JE573 LOOSE LEAF MEMORANDUM BOOKS

For partictdars, apply to —

Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.

RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

£58 INK

1882 Stevens (H.) Ink maker as a spoiler of new English books, L.A. Trans
(4 and 5) 178

1893 Kephart (H.) Word about writing inks, L.J. {18) 8-q

1894 Relative value of ink, L.J. (19) 81

Inks for Library use — Symposium, L.J. (ig) 84-86, IJ4-125

1895 Swan (R. T.) Paper and ink, L.J. (20) 163-167
1900 Inks used in MSS., L.A.R. (2) 388

igo5 Notes on printer's ink, L. (N.S.) (6) 440-441

Leighton (F. H.) Ink for marking white letters, ]\L. (10) 223

1906 Jacobi (C. T.) Printing inks, L. (N.S.) (7) 70-77
Ink used in ancient Irish manuscripts, P.L. (11) ^,7

1907 White ink for labels, Wis Lib Bull (3) 34, 55

For particulars relating to Ink suitable for Library 7vork, apply to —
HiGGiNS, C. M., & Co., II, Farringdon Avenue, E.C.

E59 PASTE

1881 Hill (J. C.) Paste for mounting photographs, L.J. (6) 52
1893 Kephart (H.) Paste for labels, L.J. (18) 8-9

COPYING PROCESSES 219

iQoo A good paste, L.W. (2) 301 '

1907 Readv-madc paste, Wis Lib Bull (3) ^,5

1908 Good' Library paste, Lib Occ (2) 17. \'t L.C. Bull (5) No 3, 8

1909 Flexible glue, F.L. (14) 239

For particulars relating to Paste suitable for Library -work, apply to —
HiGGiNS, C M., & Co., II. Farringdon Avenue, E.C.
E60 SHELLAC

1907 Sawyer (H. P.) Shellac for labels, Wis Lib Bull (3) 97
Stearns (L. E.) Shellac for book covers, Wis Lib Bull (3) 62-64

E61 SIGN WRITING OUTFITS

1905 Poirier (L. M.) Popular Library advertising, Minn P. L.C. Notes No 5, 9-n

1908 Drury (F. K. M.) On making signs, L.J. (33) 315

For particulars relating to Sign Writing Outfits, apply to —

Library Birkau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E6M DUPLICATING OUTFITS

1877 Discussion on duplicating processes, L.J. (2) 33-34
1879 Frost (A. j.) Duplicating processes, L.J. (4) 51

Dewey (M.) Duplicating processes, L.J. (4) 165
For particulars relating to Duplicating Outfits, apply to —

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

OTHER COPYING PROCESSES
E612 COPYING PRESS

For particulars, apply to —

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Milners' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
Tann, John, ii, Newgate Street, E.C.

E613 COPYING PRESS STANDS

For particulars, apply to -

Cooper's Sake Co., 24, Broad Street Place, E.C.
H.AM.MER, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Milners' Sat-e Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
Tann, John, ii, Newgate Street, E.C.

E62 TYPEWRITERS

1885 Typewriters in Libraries, J^.J. (10) 320-321

189 1 Brown (J. D.) Cataloguing appliances, L. (3) 393

1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing, U.S. Kept 841

1900 Stetson (\\'. K.) Typewriters in Libraries, L.J. (25) 104

1901 Vine (G.) Tvpewriter and its employment for cataloguing, L.A.R. (3)

117-119

1902 Wendell (C.) lypewriter for card catalogues, L.J. (27) 268-269
Fison (H. \\'.) Typewriter in small Libraries, L.J. (27) 35

K)o6 .McDonnell (K. P.) Cataloguing in a small Librarv, Wash L.A. Bull (2)
No I, 5
For particulars rrUiting to 'I'ypcivr iters suitable fi>r catalogue work, apply to —
RoNEO Ltd., 2h. Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E62 1 TYPEWRITER DESKS AND TABLES

For particulars, apply to —

.Adjustable Siiklvinc. Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C
Cooper's Sake Co., 24, Broad Street Place, E.C.
Rockweli.-Wabvsh Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
Roneo Ltd., 26. Holbf>rn \i;idu(t, E.C.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E63 LIBRARY RECIPES— GENERAL

1895 Sharp (K. L.) Library recipes, L..V. {U.S.) (4) 205-223

E64 TERMS AND PHRASES USED IN LIBRARY WORK

1896 Kroeg^er (A. B.) (ilossarv of Librnrv terms compiled from various sources,

P.L. (i) 107-172
1907 McGill (W.) and W. J. Phillips. Terms and phrases in Library work,

^•11'- (10) 354-360, 391-400, 4^9-440. 45^-4<57
E65 QUOTATIONS FOR INSCRIPTION ON LIBRARY BUILDINGS, etc.

1895 Quotations for inscription on Library buildings or for use in catalogue
""and finding lists, L.N. [U.S.) (4) 223-281

E66 STOCK BOOK— ACCESSIONS BOOK

1876 Dewey (M.) Model accession catalogue, L.J. (1) 315-320

1877 Accessions catalogue, L.J. (2) 25-26

1878 Barrett (F. T.) Form of stock book, or accessions catalogue, L.A.U.K.

Trans (1) 79-81, 155-156
Winsor (J.) Shelf lists versus Accession catalogue, L.J. (3) 247-248
Poole (W. F.) Shelf lists versus Accession catalogue, L.J. (3) 324-326
Perkins (F. B.) and M. Dewey. Accession catalogue again, L.J. (3) 336-8

1886 Dewey (M.) Accession hook,' L.N. (U.S.) (1) 27-29

1887 — A.L.A. Standard accession book, L.N. {L'.S.) (2) 17-28

1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession book, U.S. Rept 820, L.J. (18) Conf No 51-52

1896 Fletcher (W. I.) Accessioning, classifying and cataloguing, L.J. (21)

129-130
Report on accession book methods, L.J. (21) 405-406
Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer — Specimen sheet of accession book, P.L.

(i) 120

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 64, 68
1900 Jast (L. S.) Accessions : checking of processes, L. (N.S.) (i) 152-153

Savage (E. A.) Stock register, L. II'. (3) 11-13, §4

1902 Invoice method at Springfield (Mass.) Library, L.J. (27) 2()
Accession record, Min)i, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 37, 70

1903 Weitenkampf (F.) Accession book — why? L.J. (28) 296-297, Discussion 251
Bliss (H. E.) Economy in accession record, L.J. (28) 711-713

Hall (D. H.) Classified and condc^nsed accession record, /,./. (28) 830-832
Fiske (A. J.) Accessioning books, P.L. (8) 146-147
Underbill (C. M.) Accessioning, P.L. (8) 147-148

1904 Bliss (H. E.) Accession records again, L.J. (29) 19-20
Dewey (M.) Accession book, P.L. (9) 281
Accession book, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 30

1905 Hatcher (A. F.) .Stock-taking methods, L.A. (5) 43-46
Pitt (S.) Practical accession work, L.A.R. (7) 68-71

1906 Aldred (T.) Stocktaking : a note, L.A.R. (8) 244-247
Library inventory, L.W. (8) 291-293

Neesham (E. W.) Accession methods : a plea for standardization, L. IF. (8)

317-320
Duncan (R.) Standardization in accession methods, L. W. (9) 83-87
Hazeltine (M. E.) Technical notes for small Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 44
Care and use of township Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) hi

1907 Farrow (P. ¥..) Stock book, /,. H'. (10) 33-35

Necessity of filling in all items in condensed accession book, N.Y.L. (i) 30

1908 Bacon (C.) Report of Committee on Library administration, A.L.A. Bull

(2) 223-225
Carney (F.) Problem of a shelf department, L.J. (33) 433-437

1909 Rathbone (F. L.) Borrower and his book, N.Y.L. (i) 228-232
Coolidge (O. P.) Records nec(;ssary for the small Library, P.L. (14) 10-13

For particulars relating to Stock Books, apply to — -

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanlky Russkli. & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E67 WITHDRAWAL BOOK— THE SUPPLEMENT TO THE STOCK OR
ACCESSIONS BOOK

J892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession dei)artment, r..S". Rept 821-822, L.J. (18) 235,
Conf No 52
Withdrawal bo(jk, Discussion, L.J. (i8) ('onf No 52

A 7i dSROOM MKIJ1(,)1)S

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 45

Ranclc (B. C.) Replacements, /../. (21) 401

1900 Savage (E. A.) The stock register, L. H'. (3) 11-13. S4

1901 Willcock (W. J.) Recording, replacing, and disposal of worn out books,

L.W. (4) 91-93
Criinden (F. M.) How things arc done in oni' American labrary, L. (A.S.)

(^) 30-31

1902 Withdrawal book, Minn, la and Wisconsin lldhk T)'6, 70

1903 Hall (D. H.) Classified condensed accession record, /,./. (2S) 830-832

1905 Withdrawal book, la Lib O. (5) 1)4-95

1906 Hatcher (A. F.) Stocktaking methods, L..\. (5) 43-4*>
Aldred (T.) Stocktaking: a note. L.A.K. (S) 244-J47

1907 Farrow (P. E.) Stock book, L.W. (10) 33-35

1909 Rathbone (F. L.) Borrower and his book, A'.V./.. (i) 228-232

Coolidge (O. P.) Records necessary for the small Library, P.L. (14) 10-13
For particulars relating to Withdra^val Book, apply to—
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanley RirssEix & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E68 STOCKTAKING METHODS

1876 Poole (W. F.) Organization and managtineiu of Public Libraries,

U.S. Ket>t 504
1893 Crunden (F. M.) Closing a Library for stock-taking. L.J. (18) Conf No

37-38
Browne (N. E.) Shelf department, L.J. (18) Conf No 82
1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 45

1901 Willcock (W'. J.) Recording, replacing and disposal of worn out books,

L.W. (4) 91-93
Crunden (F. M.) How things arc done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(2) 31-34

1902 .Y. Y.S.L. Repi (85) 26-28

1906 Hatcher (A. F.) Stock taking methods, L..4. (5) 43-46

Aldred (T.) Stocktaking: a note, L.A.R. (8) 244-247, Discussion 277-271)
Library inventory, L.W. (8) 291-293

1908 Carney (F.) Some problems of a shelf department, L.J. (33) 434-435
For particulars relating to Card System for recording stock, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 2q, \ ictoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago. New York, Boston. London
Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street. E.C.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct. E.C.

SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS
E69 NEWSROOMS

1884 Mullins (J. D.) Our Newsrooms, L.C. (i) 37-39

— Birmingham Newsroom, /../. (9) 101-102
1887 Utley (H. M.) Newspaper volumes in a Library, L.J. (12) 349-50, 438-40

1893 Balli'nger (J.) Newsrooms, L. (5) ()6

1894 Whelpley (A. W.) Supplying of current daily newspapers in free reading

rooms', L.J. (19) Conf No 42-44
l:tley (H. M.) Supplying of current daily newspapers in free reading

rooms, L.J. (19) Conf No 44-45
Ounden (F. M.) Supplying of current daily newspapers in free reading

rooms, L.J. (19) Conf No 46-47
Thomson (J.) Supplying of current newspapers in free l.ibr.iry re.iding

rooms, L.J. (ic)) Conf No 47-48
Bain (J.) Junr. Supplying of current ik w s|)ai)ers in free IJbrary reading

rooms, L.J. (19) Conf No 49
Discussion on supplying current newspapers, /„/. (19) Conf No 143-146
1898 McMahon (J. H.) "Yellow Journalism." and newspaper reading, L.J.

(23) Conf No 146-147

1900 Rac (W. S. C.) Newsrooms, L.W. (2) 325-b

Sparke (.A.) Newspaper rack for bound volumes, L.W. (3) 127-8

1901 Jast (L. S.) Newsrooms: are they desirable, L.A.R. (3) 55-62

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Division of Periodicals (with view), Library of Congress, Rept of Libn

of Cong 24S-253
Neville (A.) Newspaper reading rooms, L.A. of Austral Proc xlvii-xlix
1902 Burt (A. G.) Newsroom arrangement, L. H'. (4) 256-264

1904 Coulson (T.) Are newsrooms a desirable adjunct to Libraries, L.A. (4) 157
Roebuck (G. E.) Are newsrooms a desirable adjunct to Libraries, L.A.

(4) 168-9
Coutts (H. F.) Are newsrooms a desirable adjunct to Libraries, L.A. (4)^

169-171
Huntley (L.) Burden of newsrooms, L.W. (7) 121-3
Burden of newsrooms: letters from various Libraries, L.W. (7) 197-200,

255-6, 3 10-3 1 1

1905 Roebuck (G. E.) Newsroom question, L.A. (4) 226-233

Sayers (W. C. B.) Newsroom question : a reply to Mr. Roebuck, L.A.

(4) 233-7
Young (J. D.) Newsrooms, their requirements and service, L.A. (5) 57-60
Discussion on newsrooms : arc they desirable, L.A.R. (7) 572-80

1906 Burt (A. G.) Newspapers, L.A.R. (8) 296-302

Brown (J. D.) Limitation of newspapers in Public Libraries, L.W. (9),

153-7

1907 Barrett (F. T.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (9) 543-544
Turnbull (T. E.) Are newsrooms desirable, L.A.R. (9) 510-515
Roebuck (G. E.) Newsroom reform, L.W. (9) 273-282

Brown (A. N.) Library and the newspaper. Wash L.A. Bull (3) No i, 1-3

1908 Ballinger (J.) Municipal Library and its Public — Newsroom, L. (N.S.)

(9) 66-79
Stone (J.) Library buildings and their uses, A.L..i. Bull (2) 357
Webb (A.) Newsroom methods, L.W. (10) 317-320
Wrigley (M. W.) Registration of periodicals, L.W. (11) 33-34
Library buildings and their use, F.L. (13) 271-274
Newspaper use in reading room, L.J. (33) 348

E70 PERIODICALS— SELECTION, METHODS OF DISPLAY, FILING, etc.

1878 Russell (C. P.) Filing of newspapers, L.A. Trans (i) 97-98

1883 Garrison (W. P.) Exchange of newspaper odds and ends, L.J. (8) 148

1885 Borden (W. A.) Newspaper file, L.J. (10) 313-314

1886 Gillett (C. R.) Conglomerate in periodicals, L.J. (11) 107-109
Spofford (A. R.) Periodical literature in Libraries, L.J. (11) 189

1887 Brainerd (E.) Newspapers in pamphlet form, L.J. (12) 152
Watson (S. M.) Size of newspapers, L.J. (12) 116

1888 Williams (T.) Newspaper exclusion, L.J. (13) 288
Bound newspapers in Libraries, L.J. (13) 334

1889 Hagar (G. J.) Newspaper history in the Library, L.J. (14) 1 17-118
Crunden (F. M.) Report on periodicals, L.J. (14) 254-256

1890 Management of periodicals : methods of various Libraries, L.J. (15) 6-7
1893 Care of newspapers in Massachusetts State Library, L.J. (18) 472

1895 Brett (W. H.) Use of periodicals, L.J. (20) Conf No 12-16, 73

1896 Bolton (H. C.) Bad features of periodicals, L.J. (21) 317-320
James (H. P.) Reading room and periodicals, L.J. (21) Conf No 49-51
Dana (J. C.) A. L.A. Primer — Periodicals selection, P.L. (i) 39-40

1898 Roberts (H. D.) Issue of periodicals in reading rooms, L. (10) 33-35

1899 Baker (E. A.) Arrangement of periodicals, L.W. (2) 9-1 1
Filing periodicals, L.Tl^. (2) 13, 41-42, 171

Maw (T. E.) More about arrangement of periodicals, L.W. (2) 36-37

1900 Gerould (J. T.) Care of serial publications, L.J. (25) Conf No 44-45

1901 Sutton (C. W.) Preservation of local newspapers, L.A.R. (3) 121-125,

Discussion 157
Periodical check, Rept of Libn of Cong 250-252

1903 Thomson (O. R. H.) Classification and sholvirtg of magazines in a large

Branch Library, L.J. (28) 68

1904 Burgoyne (F. J. P.) Display and filing of periodicals, L.A. (4) 197, 203
Brown (J. D.) Best periodicals, L.A.R. (6) 430-432

— Selection of current periodicals, L.A.R. (6) 591-597

1905 Sureties (H. G.) Display and filing of periodicals, I. .A. (4) 322
Smith (G.) Old newspapers, L.A.R. (7) 329-342

Maguire (J. H.) Plea for the preservation of newspapers. An Leah (i) 109-
118

NEWSPAPER CUPS. HOLDERS. ETC. 223

1906 Bursill (P. C.) Treatment of periodical publications, L.A. (5) 98-101
Burt (A. G.) Newspapers, L.l.R. (S) 29O-302

Brown (J. D.) Limitation of newspapers in Public Libraries, L. IV. (9)

153-157
Making- the most of a mag^azine subscription. Mis Lib Bttll (2) 48

1907 Thomson (J. B.) Display of magazines, 7,. li'. (10) 1 12-113
Brown (A. N.) Library and the newspaper, Wash L.A. Bull (3) 1-3
Sawyer (IL P.) Method of filing newspapers, Wis Lib Bull (3) 64-65

1908 Newspaper use in the reading room, L.J. (33) 34S
Webb (A.) Display of periodicals, L. 11'. (10) 318-320
Glenister (E. E.) Filing of periodicals, L. 11'. (10) 350-351

Dumenil (R. I^.) Preparation of magazines for the tables, L. IF. (10) 353-54
Wrigley (M. j.) R(gi>tration of periodicals, L.W. (u) 33-34
Substitute for binding periodicals, Cat Neix's Notes (3) 280-281
Schrote (L. C.) Order among the magazines. Wis Lib Bull (4) 14

E701 NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL FILES

1878 Russell (C. P.) Filing of newspapers, L.A. Trans (i) 97-98

1885 Borden (W. A.) Newspaper file, L.J. (10) 313-314

1890 Management of Periodicals : methods of various Libraries, L.J. (15) 6-7

1899 Filing periodicals, L.W. (2) 13, 41-42, 171

1904 Burgoyne (F. J. P.) Display and filing of periodicals, L.A. (4) 197, 203

1905 Sureties (H. G.) Display and filing of periodicals, L.A. (4) 322

1907 Sawyer (H. P.) Method of filing" newspapers. Wis Lib Bull (3) 64-65
Glenister (E. E.) Filing of periodicals, L.W. (10) 350-351
For particulars relating to Periodical Filing Racks, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
HoLLiNGs & Glest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library .Vids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E70 2 NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL CLIPS, RODS, etc.

1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice, Greemvood's
Yr-Bk loo-ioi
For particulars relating to Newspaper and Periodical Clips, etc., apply to —
Library .Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E703 NEWSPAPER** LEANING BAR

For particulars, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E704 NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE NAME PLATES

For particulars, apply to —

Library .\ids Co.. 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd.. Chicago, New York, Boston. London
London Sand Bi.asi Co., 58A, Gray's Inn Road. W.C.

E705 NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE TIME NOTICES

For particulars, apply to —

Library .Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
London Sand Blast Co., 58A, Gray's Inn Road, E.C.
.Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E70 6 ADJUSTABLE MAGAZINE LIST HOLDER

1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice. Greenwood's
Yr-Bk qS-99

a24 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1899 Baker (E. A.) Arrangement of periodicals, L.W. (2) 9-1 1
For particulars relating to Adjustahlc Magazine lists, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

E71 PERIODICALS— METHODS OF CHECKING

1889 James (H. P.) Current magazine check lists, L.J. (14) 377-378

Bowker (R. R.) Current magazine check lists — another method, L.J. (14)

404-405
Methods of checking periodicals, L.J. (14) 487

1896 Periodical checking methods, L. (8) 575-578

Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer^ — Specimens of Periodicals Check Cards,
P.L. (i) 117-118

1897 Brown (J. D.) Checking of periodicals, L. (9) 35-36

— Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 72

1900 Annual publications — methods of checking date of publications, L. W. (2)

192-193

1901 Hill (G. P.) How periodicals are checked in the New York Library, L.J.

(26) 390-391
Periodical checks of the Library of Congress, Kept of Libn of Cong 248-253
Savage (E. A.) Periodicals check, L.W. (3) 291-293

1905 Burgoyne (F. J. P.) Display and filing of periodicals, L.A. (4) 203-205
Serials' check list routine, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 551-564

Annuals check list routine, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 565-568
1908 Webb (A.) Checks for periodicals, L.W. (10) 320

Wrigley {M* W.) Registration of periodicals, L.W. (11) 33-34
For particulars relating to Newspaper Delivery Check Cards, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E72 PERIODICALS INDICATOR

1894 Elliot Magazine Indicator, Greenwood's Public Libraries 395

1898 Roberts (H. D.) On the issue of periodicals, L. (10) 33-35

1906 Jackson (F. R.) The care of periodicfils, P.L. (11) 493-494
For particulars relating to Periodicals Indicators, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

E73 OBLITERATION OF RACING NEWS

1893 Elliot (J.) Extinction of the betting evil in newsroom, L. (5) 193-4

1894 I^t'nt (R- K-) Introduction to discussion on blacking out of sporting news

in Libraries, L. (6) 127-9 *

Elliot (J.) Extinction of betting evil, L.J. (19) 51
1905 Philip (A. J.) " Blacking out," L.W. (7) 261-3

1907 Foikard (H. T.) Obliteration of racing news, L.A.R. (9) 24-9
Sawtell (H. C.) Blacking out of betting news, L.A. (5) 234-5
Green (T.) Obliteration of betting news, L.W. (10) 32-33

1908 List of Public Libraries in which betting news is obliterated from news-

papers, Lit Yr-Bk 662

E74 READING ROOM RULES AND REGULATIONS

1887 Mullins (J. D.) Free Library bye-laws, L.C. (4) 163-165
1907 Signs for enforcing order. Wis Lib Bull (3) 54

E75 READING ROOM METHODS

1876 Todd (W. C.) Free reading rooms, U.S. Rept 460-64

1887 Robertson (A. W.) .Arrangement for magazines at Aberdeen Library, L.C.

(4) 111-113
1892 Sanders (M. R.) Reading rooms : what a woman may do in them, L.J.

(17) Conf No 92
1894 New reading room at Newberry Library (U.S.), L.J. (19) i68-g

Reading Room Association of Wilkes Barre (U.S.), L.J. (19) 232-33
1896 James (H. P.) Reading rooms and periodicals, L.J. (21) Conf No 49

Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 39-40
1898 Wellman (H. C.) Branches and Deliveries, L.J. (23) Conf No 8-12

' • REFERENCE LIBRARY METHODS 225

•igoi' Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S,)

(2) 21-24

'k)c)2 . Importance of a Reading Room, la Lib O. {2) 41

1908 Dumenil (R. L.) Preparation of magazines for the tables, L.ll'. (10)

353-354

1909 Soule (C. C.) Shelves round reading rooms, f'.L. (14) 134

E76 READING ROOM FOR THE BLIND

1901 Reading Room for the Blind, h'cpt of Libit oj Cong 247-248
See also C 452

E77 DIRECTORIES AND TIMETABLES

1895 Thwaites (R. (.',.) Dinclorics in Public Reference Libraries, L.J. (20) 341-2
1907 W'aldron (J. S.) Directories and Time-tables, L.W. (10) 239-240

E77'I METHODS OF DISPLAY

For particulars relating to Directory and Time-Table Racks, apply to —
■ Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RoNEo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E78 LADIES' ROOMS

1892 Wood (B.) Women's reading rooms, L. (4) 108-111
1907 Gilbert (AI.) Ladies' rooms, L.W. (10) 78-80

E 79 RULES AND REGULATIONS— REFERENCE DEPARTMENT

1887 Mullins (J.) Free Library bye-laws, L.C. (4) 163-165
1894 Reference Library rules, Greenwood's Public Libraries 587
1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)
• (1)391-392

E 80 REFERENCE LIBRARY WORK— MANAGEMENT AND POLICY

1876 Green (S. S.) Desirableness of establishing personal intercourse and
relations between Librarian and readers in Public Libraries, L.J. (i)
74-81

1879 Foster (W. E.) How to use a Public Library, /../. (4) 447-448

1880 Reference Library arrangement, L.J. (5) 180

1881 Madan (F.) Loan of reference books, L.J. (6) 226

1886 Hewins (C. M.) How to make the most of a small Library, L.J. (11) 305-
' 308 • • ' . '

1889 Lamed (J. N.) Library of " Best books," L.J. (14) 127

1890 Method of recording use of reference books, L.J. (15) 221

189 1 Bard well (W. A.) Reference work at Brooklyn Library, L.J. (16) 297
Child (W. B.) Reference work at the Columbia College Library, L.J. (16)

298
Mosman (M. C.) Reference work at the Pratt Institute Library, /,./. (16)
• 298-300
1892-3 Richardson (E. C.) Reference books, I'.S. Rept q-^b-gSi, L.J. (iS) 254-7

1893 Discussion on methods for the Reference Library, L.J. (18) 181-183

1894 Foster (W. E.) The information desk, /../. (ii)) 358

Massachusetts Library Club, discussion on reference work, L.J. (19) 3S2-4

1895 Thwaites (R. (t.) Directories in Public Reference Libraries, L.J. (20) 341-2

1896 Cutter (W. R.) Genealogical research in Public Libraries, L.J. (21) 222-23
Green (S. S.) Libraries as bureaus of information, L.J. (21) 324-326

1897 Woodruff (E. B.) Reference work, L.J. (22) Conf No 65-67, Discussion

127-129
Milner (A. V.) Reference sheets, P.L. (2) 87-88
Moore (E. L.) Reference work and special lists, P.L. (2) 290-293

1898 Dent (R. K.) Notes on the formation of a small Reference Library, L.

(8) 531-535
Austin (W.) Dependence of Reference department on catalogumg and

classification, L.J. (23) Conf No 105-110
Discussion on instruction in use of reference books and Libraries, L.J.

(23) Conf No 141-142
Green (S. S.) Inter-library loans in reference work, L.J. (23) 567-568
Faxon (F. W.) Periodicals in reference work, P.L. (3) 207-209, 252-254

1899 Rickey (V. C.) Use of reference books, P.L. (4) 364-366

H

226 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOiS'OMY

1900 Bostwick (A. E.) Reference work in small Circulating Libraries, P.L. (5)

419-422

1901 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (A .5.)

(2) 21
Caddie (A. J.) Co-operation of adjoining towns for the establishment of

Reference Libraries, L.A.R. (3) 562-500
Inkstcr (L.) Relative functions of the Lending and Reference departments

of a Public Library, L.A.R. (3) 273-281
Pacy (F.) Reference versus Lending department, L.A.R. (3) 593-602
Jast (L. S.) How a reference issue was built up, L.A.R. (3) 603-608
Stanley (H. H.) Reference work with children, L.J. (26) Conf No 74-78
— School reference room in the Brookline Public Library, P.L. (6) 398-400
Brown (J. D.) The Reference Library, L. W. (3) 201-205
Granger (A. C.) Reference work in a small Library, P.L. (6) 548-551

1902 Walker (H.) Reference Libraries in small towns, L.A.R. (4) 327-332
Caddie (A. J.) Some further notes on co-operation of Reference Libraries,

L.A.R. (4) 237-240
Bacon (C.) Reference work from the Librarian's standpoint, L.]. (27)

927-932
Hanna (B. S.) Reference work with children, P.L. (7) 149-151
Hayward (C. A.) Reference work in a Branch Library, P.L. (7) 182-183

1903 Bunting (H. M.) Reference room in a Public Library, L.J. (28) 115
Moore (E. L.) Reference work in a small Public Library, L.J. (28) 653-657

1904 Wood (B.) Relative functions of Reference and Lending Libraries, L.A.R.

(6) 29-39
Wright (M. R.) Public Reference Library and secondary and higher

education, L.A.R. (6) 433-437, Discussion 465-467
Taylor (L. A.) Reference Library, L.A.R. (6) 532-537
Rosenberg (L L.) Problems of a Reference Librarian, L.J. (29) 120-123
Lange (H. O.) Danish Research Libraries, L.J. (29) Conf No 67-70
Anderson (A.) Research Libraries in Sweden, L.J. (29) Conf No 71-84
Coffin (E. E.) Reference work in a small Library, New Hampshire P.L.

Bull (5) 147-149
Ahern (M. E.) Reference work with the general public, and discussion

thereon by various Librarians, P.L. (9) 55-65
Douglas (M. H.) Aids to reference work in a small Library, P.L. (9) 72-75,

121-123, New Hampshire P.L. Bull (5) 157-160
Dill (M. E.) Don'ts in reference work, P.L. (9) 283-285
Illinois Library Association — Discussion on reference work, P.L. (9) 292-95

1905 Savage (E. A.) Municipal Library's most expensive and least useful depart-

ment, L.A.R. (7) 429-442
Mead (H. R.) Reference work in colleges, L.J. (30) 284
Buren (M. van) Reference work in a small Library, Minn P.L.C. Notes

No 2, 1-4
Reference work in a College Library, Minn P.L.C. Notes No 2, 4

1906 Warner (J.) First year of reference work, L.A. (5) 84-85

Harris (W. J.) Suggestions on the planning of an ideal Library, L.A. (5)

86-89
Sayers (W. C. B.) Amalgamation of Lending and Reference Libraries,

L.A. (5) 89-93
Clatworthy (L. M.) Reference work, L.J. (31) Conf No 263-265
Barlow (H.) Thoughts on the reference department, L.A.R. (8) 647-653
Powell (J.) Loaning reference books, Minn P.L.C. Notes No 9, 27-28
Banks (M.) Reference work in a small Library, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i,

5-7

1907 Andrews (C. W.) Use of books, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 7-12, L.J. (32)

249-253
Briggs (W. B.) Reference work in Public and in College Libraries : a

comparison and a contrast, L.J. (32) 492-495
Wallis (M. S.) Legislative reference "work in Baltimore, L.J. (32) 562-563
Barrett (F. T.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (9) 547-54S
Thomson (J. B.) Research work in Public Libraries : a word for informa-
tion desk assistants, L. IF. (9) 320-323
Hawkes (A, J.) How to popularise Reference Libraries, L.W. (9) 433-437

(10) 62-63, 328-331
Sayers (W. C. B.) Methods of popularizing Reference Libraries, L.W. (10)
4-6, 102

INFORMATION DESK 227

TufnbuII (T. E.) Reference Library plans and arrang'ement, L.W. (10)

37-40
Hawkes (A. J.) Subject Inintin-^-, f..W. (10) 156-15S
W'aldron (J. S.) Directories and time-tables, L. l^. (10) 239-240
l':iv (R.) Reference work in the School Library, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2)

No 4. 75-77
Canfield (J. H.) Special students' reference room, P.L. (12) 217-218
Reference work at the Iniversity of Illinois, P.L. (12) 225-226
Hardman (L.) Helpinj*^ children know Library tools, P.L. (12) 299-301
Mowry (D. S.) References in cities — Baltimore as a type, P.L. (12) 3.^7-389
Austen (W.) Educational value of reference-room training for students,

.1.L..L Bull (1) C\)nf No ->74-277

1908 Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Beli^ium on work of Britisli Municipal Libraries,

L. (.V..S.) (9) 22.
Harris (W. J.) Delimitation of the Reference Library, with a note on

specialization, L.:l.R. (10) 85-90, Discussion 127-132
-McGill (W.) Co-ordination of the various departments of an Open Access

Library, L.W. (10) 246-248
Wilson (H. W.) Subject indexes : a criticism on Mr. Hawkes' article on

"Subject huntint^f," L.W. (10) 332-335
ILawkes (A. ].) Subject huntinj^ : a reply to Mr. \l. W. Wilson's criticism,

L.IF. (10) '427-428
Darlow (G.) .Municipal section of a Public Library, P.L. (13) 4-6
.\ made-over Library (Michitj^an University Library), P.L. (13) 8-9
Ballinj^er (J.) Municipal Library and its public — Reference Library,

L. [N.S.) (9) 353-368
Mackenzie (G.) Reference issues, L.W. (11) 159-160
Pierce (L) Refen-nce work, Lib Occ (2) 9-1 r
Tolman (F. L.) Reference problem of the State Library (College and

Reference Section), .1.L..I. Bull (2) 334-338
Roden (C. B.) Thouj^^hts on reference librarians, by a cataloguer, A.L.A.

Bull (2) 361-370

1909 Increasing reference use of the Library, N.\.L. (i) 217

Corns (A. R.) .Some insufficiently developed points in Library practice,

L.A.R. {11) 260
Milner (.\. V.) Library resources of low cost and high value, N.Y.L. (i)

174-176
For particulars relating to Reference Library Furniture, apply to —

.\djlstabi.e SiiEi.viNO Co. , Ltd., 2^, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C
Hammer, G. M., & Co.. Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, N'ictoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Milkers' Safe Co., Ltd., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

£81 INFORMATION DESK— ASSISTING READERS

1888 Foster (W. E.) Library's ma.ximum of ust fuln(;ss ,'is regards readers,
L.N. iV.S.) (2) 271-285

1891 — Inlormation desk at the Providence (I .S.) Public Library, L.J. (16)

263, 271-2
Reference work in American Libraries, L.J. (16) 297-300

1892 Foster (W. E.) Assistance to readers, L'.S. Rept 982-993, L.J. (18) 257-58

1893 i-'ord (P. L.) Library from the reader's point of view, /../. (18) iyS-<), 2i<>

1894 Foster (W. E.) Information desk, L.J. (u)) 368-70

1895 Little (G. T.) Helping inquirers, L.J. (20) (>onf No 19-^0

1896 Green (S. S.) Libraries as bureaus of information, L.J. (21) 324-6

1897 Woodruff (E. B.) Reference work, L.J. (22) Conf No 65
Milner (A. V.) Reference .sheets. P.L. (2) S7-8

1899 Brett (W. H.) Advance in methods of assistance to readers, L.J. (23)

Conf No 174-5
Davidson (C.) Use and abuse of aid irt research, L.J. (2-?) Conf No 140-1
Rickey (Mrs. V. C.) Use of Reference books, P.L. (4) 364-6

1900 Information for readers, L.W. (2) 300-1

Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(r) 150
Dewey (M.) The Faculty Library, L. (N.S.) (2) 238-241
Phythian (J. E.) Librarian and reader, L..I.R. (2) 305-12

228 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1901 Dent (R. K.) Librarian as a help to the reader, L.A.R. (3) 609-15
Mann (M.) What can be done over the loan desk to help readers in the

selection of good books, la Lib Q. (1) 2-5
Wilson (W.) A word to assistants, L.W . (2) 140, 331-2

1902 Desk assistant: an imaginary conversation, L.]. (27) 251-4
Information desk work at the Pratt Institute Free Library, L./. (27) 17-18
"Topic blanks," at Cincinnati Public Library, L./. (28) 239

1903 Lewin (P. E.) Enquir}' department in the Public Library, L.A.R. (5) 3-5

1904 Ahcrn (M. E.) Reference work with the general public, P.L. (9) 55-65
Rosenberg (L) Problems of a Reference Librarian, L.]. (29) 120-3

1905 Adams (M. B.) Public Libraries, their building and equipment, L.A.R.

(7) 223-225
Savage (E. A.) Municipal Library's most expensive and least useful

department, L.A.R. (7) 429-442
Macleod (R. D.) Personal element in Public Library work, L.A. (5) 3-5
Mistakes of the bureau of information, L./. (30) 341

1906 Clatworthy (L. M.) Reference work, L.]. (31) Conf No 253-265
Deffenbaugh (E.) Value of intelligent criticism. Wash L.A. Bull (2)

No 3, 3-5

Sayers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Library magazines, their prepara-
tion and production, L. IF. (8) 147-150

Rathbone (F. L.) Librarv guides, P.L. (11) 313

1907 Andrews (C. W.) Use of books, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 7-12, L.J. (32)

249-253
Austin (W.) Educational value of reference room training for students,

A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 274-77
Brown (A. N.) Library and the newspaper. Wash L.A. Bull (3) 1-3
Brown (C. H.) Use of scientific and technical books, A.L.A. Bull (i)

Conf No 163-165
Hawkes (A. J.) Subject hunting, L.W. (10) 156-158
Hitchler (T.) Successful loan desk assistants, L.J. (32) 264-268
Thomson (J. B.) Research work : a word for information desk assistants,

L. W. (9) 320-23

1908 Askew (S. B.) The place, the man, and the book : reference slips placed

in books indicating works of a similar character, A.L.A. Bull (2) 150-57
Bishop (W. W.) Amount of help to be given to readers (college and

reference section), A.L.A. Bull (2) 327-332, Discussion 332-4, L.J. (33)

264-268
Wood (H. A.) Book side of things, P.L. (13) 40-41

1909 Guidance to readers. Lib work (3) 15

Lowe (J. A.) Personal contact through the catalogue, L.J. (34) 265
Information bureaux in Libraries, L.A. (6) 341-342

E82 ACCESS TO REFERENCE SHELVES

1877 Access to reference shelves, L.J. (2) 62. 1887 : L.J. (12) 184
1888 Foster (J. E.) Open Reference Library at Cambridge, L.C. (5) 71
Access to reference shelves, L.J. (13) 180

1890 Access to reference shelves at Astor Library, L.J. (15) 20-21

Hosmer (J. K.) On browsing, by a bookworm, L.J. "(15) Conf No 33-37

1891 Bardwell (W. A.) Reference work in Libraries, L.J. (16) 297-300

1892 Wood B.) Three special features of Free Library work, L. (4) 105-114

1900 Open shelves in Reference Libraries, L.W. (2) 269

1901 Jast (L. S.) How a reference issue was built up, L.A.R. (3) 603-608

1908 Open shelves and book losses, L.W. (10) 275

1909 Book thefts in London, L.W. (11) 437

E8M ACCESS TO SHELVES IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY REFERENCE
LIBRARIES

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Access to shelves in College Libraries, U.S. Rcpt 516-20
1880 Guild (R. A.) Open shelves at Brown University, L.J. (5) 210
igioS Richardson (E. C.) Open shelves for University Libraries, A.L.A. Bull
(2) 323-327. P-I- (13) 241-243

E83 RELATIVE FUNCTIONS, CO ORDINATION, etc., OF REFERENCE AND
LENDING DEPARTMENTS

1901 Inkster (L.) Relative functions of the Lending and Reference depart-
ments of a Public Library, L.A.R. (3) 273-2S1
Pacy (F.) Reference versus Lending department, L.A.R. (3) 593-602

UNIVERSITY j

.^, ^^ ^ y LENDING LIBRARY METHODS 229

1904 Wood (B.) Relative functions of the Reference and Lending Depart-

ments, L.A.R. (b) 29-39, Discussion (5) 477-479

1905 Savage (E. A.) Municipal Library's most expensive and least useful

department, L.A.R. (7) 429-442

1906 Harris (W. J.) Suggestions on the planning of an ideal Library : an

Utopian forecast, L.A. (5) 86-89
Sayers (W. C. B.) Amalgamation of Lending and Reference Libraries,

L.A. (s) 89-93
Savage (E. A.) Amalgamation of Lending and Reference Departments,

L.A. (5) 106-107
Hare (W. T.) Suggestions on the planning of Public Libraries, L..A.R.

(8) 148-154

1907 Hawkes (A. J.) To popularize Reference Libraries, L.W. (9) 433-437
Sayers (W. C. B.) Methods of popularizing Reference Libraries, L. W.

(10) 4-6
Hawkes (A. J.) How to popularize Reference Libraries : a reply to Mr.

Sayers, L. IF. (10) 62-63
Harris (W. J.) Delimitation of the Reference Library, with a note on

specialization, L.A.R. (10) 85-90, Discussion 127-132
McGill (W.) Co-ordination of the various departments of an Open Access

Librarv, L.W. (10) 246-248
Hawkes'(A. J.) To popularize Reference Libraries: a postscript, L.W.

(10) 328-331
1909 Dewey (M.) Combining administrative departments, P.L. (14) 21

E84 LENDING LIBRARY METHODS

1886 Lending Libraries, L.J. (11) 1S7-188

1894 Gilburt (J.) In the Lending Library, L. (6) 74-77

Mason (T.) New method of arranging a Lending Library, L. (6) 263-265

1900 Barraud (L. M.) Some advice to directors of popular Libraries as to the

best method of distributing their books, P.L. (5) 239-240

1901 Inkster (L.) Relative functions of the Lending and Reference depart-

ments of a Public Library, L.A.R. (3) 273-281
Pacy (F.) Reference versus lending department, L.A.R. (3) 593-602

1902 Clarke (A. L.) Public Lending Libraries for the City of London, L. (N.S.)

(3) 135-140
1904 Wood (B.) Relative functions of Reference and Lending Libraries, L..A.R.
(6) 29-39

1906 Sayers (W. C. B.) Amalgamation of lending and reference departments,

L.A. (5) 89-93 ^ ^

Savage (E. A.) Amalgamation of lending and reference departments,

L.A. (5) 106-107
Care and use of township Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 61

1907 Improving the quality of circulation, N.Y.L. (i) 88

1908 Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium on the work of British Municipal

Libraries, L. (N.S.) (9) 221-222
Ballinger (J.) Municipal Library and its public — Lending Libraries and

Branches, L. (N.S.) (g) 309-322
Sanderson fE. M.) and E. M. Smith. Circulating of single numbers of

periodicals, L.J. (33) 86-94
For particulars relating to Lending Library Furniture, apply to —

Adjust.able Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C,
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Milner's Sake Co., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.G.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct. E.C.

ESS CHARGING SYSTEMS— GENERAL

1876 Poole (\V. F.) Methods of dc-livery. U.S. Rcpt 498-9
— Register of books borrowed, U.S. Rcpt 409-502
Cadwallader (B.) Record blanks of books loaned. L.J. (i) 254-55

1877 Vinton (F.) Registration of books borrowed, L.J. (2) 55-57
Dewey (M.) Defacing books, L.J. (2) 327

1878 Cutter (C. A.) Time of loans, L.J. (3) 79

Newburgh, N.Y. Library. Charging system of a novel sort, L.J. (3) 119

230 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Dewey (M.) Principles underlying charging systems, L.J. (3) 217-20
Jackson (F.) Systems of charging loans, and an improved slip case, L.J.

(3) 230-31
Dewev (M.) Designating sex in registration, L.J. (3) 311
Winsor (J.) Charging system at Harvard, L.J. (3) 338-39
Dewey (M.) Pelinquent notices and check boxes, L.J. (3) 370-1

1879 Cutter (C. A.) Another charging system, L.J. (4) 17-18
Dewey (M.) Designating sex in registration, L.J. (4) 174
Schwartz (J.) Brief description of a charging system, L.J. (4) 275-77
Parr (G.) Card Ledger, a charging system without writing, L.A. Trans

(2) 73-75

1880 Schwartz (J.) Charging systems, L.J. (5) 73-4, 108, Discussion 75
Estabrook (C.) More about charging systems, L.J. (5) 72-77, 108, Discus-
sion 74-5

Foster (W. E.) New charging system, L.J. (5) 320
Dewey (M.) Slip indicator, L.J. (5) 320-21
Mann (B. P.) Library fines, L.J. (5) 320

188 1 Massey (A. P.) Coloured cards for recording loans, L.J. (6) 34
Chamberlain (L. T.) Charging methods for Sunday School Libraries,

i^J- (6) 159
Schute's time saving record for Sunday School Libraries, L.J. (6) 288

1882 Schwartz (J.) and C. A. Cutter. Scraps from script, L.J. (7) 6
Linderfelt (K. A.) Charging systems (A. L.A. paper, ist report on), L.J.

(7) 178-182

1883 Kite (W.) Book registry for small Libraries, L.J. (8) 40-1. See also 16

1885 Perkins (F. B.) Charging-card rack, L.J. (10) 63

Cutter (C. A.) Inconveniences of Library-cards, L.J. (10) 48

1886 Stetson (W. K.) Charging by day-books, L.J. (11) 121
Arnold (G. U.) Charging by day-books, L.J. (11) 167

Little (G. T.) Charging system for small Libraries (A. L.A. paper), L.J.

(11) 212-13
Earned (J. N.) Some new devices and arrangements, L.J. (11) 295

1887 Bolton (H. C.) Dated book marks, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 216
Restricted reference books, slips for, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 216

1888 Peck (A. L.) Charging by means of baggage checks, L.J. (13) 315

1889 Carr (H. J.) Report on charging systems (Bibliography), L.J. (14) 203-214
Device for preserving call numbers, L.J. (14) 281

Schwartz (J.) Apprentices' Library charging system, L.J. (14) 468-9

189 1 Brown (J. D.) Charging systems, L. (3) 390-392

Davis (O. S.) Y.M.C.A. Library, Albany, charging system, L.J. (16) 232
Cutler (M. S.) Charging systems in foreign Libraries, L.J. (16) Conf

No 51-52
Fenner (L. B.) Accounts with books and borrowers, L.J. (16) 246
Plummer (M. W.) Sacramento Public Library tag system, L.J. (16) 335

— San Francisco Mechanics' Institute charging system, L.J. (16) 335-336

— San Francisco Public Library wheel for borrowers' cards, L.J. (16) 336

1892 — Loan system, U.S. Rept 898-906. L.J. (18) 242-246

1893 How to give out books, L.J. (18) 10-12

Library Commission of State of New Hampshire, circular, L.J. (18) 42
Jones (G. M.) Delivery book difficulties, L.J. (18) 86

1894 Steenberg (A. S.) A Danish charging system, L. (6) 78-79
Discussion on charging systems by Mass. Library Club, L.J. (19) 173-174
Hasse (A. R.) New charging system of Los .Angeles Library, L.J. (19)

195-196. See also 288, 329
Bolton (C. K.) Charging systems and statistics, L.J. (19) 225-226
Charging systems, Greenwood's Public Libraries 415-416

1895 Browne (N. E.) Another charging system, L.J. (20) 168. For Discussion

see Conf No 127-12S, 300
Jones (G. M.) Cards for " two book " system, L.J. (20) 168-172

1896 Hill (F. P.) Preparing a book for issue and charging systems, L.J. (21)

Conf No 147-149
.A.. L.A. Primer: Charging systems, P.L. (i) 79-80
Buhre (M. E.) Charging systems, P.L. (i) 133

1897 Pennock (B. W.) Browne charging system, L.J. (22) 294-6. See also 340
Sheldon (H. G.) Elementary talks on charging systems, L.J. (22) 63-64
Schwartz (J.) " Combined charging system," L.J. (22) 428

1898 Brown (J. D.) History and description of charging systems, L.W. (i) 3,

et seq.

INDICATOR CHARGING SYSTEMS 231

Gaillard (E. W.) Charging system wanted, P.L. (3) 262
Dodge (V.) Loan system at Cedar Rapids, P.L. (3) 259-261

1899 Jast (L. S.) Charging checks, L.IV. (2) 16-17. For reply see 39-40
IBrown (J. D.) History and description of charging systems, L.W. (2) 113-8
Browne charging system, suggested ini|)rovements, L.J. (24) 202-4
Clarke (E. P.) Browne charging system, a further word, L.J. (24) Conf

No 478-9
Wood (H. M.) Charging systems, P.L. (4) 375-77

1900 Brown (J. D.) History and description of charging systems, L.W. (3) 3-4,

18-20, 33-35, 75-76,'iio-ii3, (4) 187-190, 242.247

1902 Dill (M. A.) Essentials of a good loan system (review of various systems),

la Lib O. (2) 7-10

1903 Cutter (C. A.) Charging simplified, L.J. (2S) 664

1905 Smith (C. W.) Seattle charging case, L.J. (30) 350-51

Austin (W.) Banking method of charging books, L.J. (30) 144-146

1906 Issue methods in use at various Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 558-559

CHARGING SYSTEMS— SPECIAL
E86 LEDGER

1876 Poole (W. F.) Organization and management of Public Libraries, U.S.
Rept 499-500

1878 Dewey (JNL) Principles underlying charging systems, L.J. (3) 217-220

— Charging systems based on an account with borrowers, L.J. (3)
252-255, 285-288

1879 — Books and readers' accounts, L.J. (4) 131

1886 Stetson (\V. K.) Charging by day-books, L.J. (11) 121
Arnold (G. U.) Charging by day-books, L.J. (11) 167
1891 Fenner (L. B.) Accounts with books and borrowers, L.J. (16) 246
1892-3 Plummer (M. W.) Loan system, U.S. Rcpt 900
1894 Ledger system. Greenwood's Public Libraries 415

1898 Brown (j. D.) History and description of Library charging svstems,
L.W. (1)33-35. 75-76

1907 Staley (G. F.) Ledger charging, L.W. (10) 35-37

E86 1 SLIP SYSTEM

1876 Poole (W. F.) Organization and management of Public Libraries, U.S.
Rept 500-501
Dewey (M.) Catalogues and cataloguing, U.S. Rept 631
1892-3 Plummer (M. W.) Loan system, U.S. Rept 901-903

1898 Brown (J. D.) History and description of Library charging svstems,

L.W. (i) no-113 ■

1905 Austin (VV.) Banking method of charging books, L.J. (30) 144-146

E862 DUMMY SYSTEM

1892-3 Plummer (M. W.) Loan system, U.S. Rcpt 905

E87 INDICATORS— GENERAL

1876 Yates (J.) The Leeds Indicator, L.J. (i) 255-256,' 443

1878 — Indicators, L.A. Trans (i) 76-78

1879 Walker (R. C.) A Library recorder, L.J. (4) 203, 375

1880 Rept of the Indicator Committee, L.A. Trans (3) lo-ii, L.A. M.N. (i) 84-86
1889 Combined card catalogue, shelf list and indicator at Sacramento Public

Library. L.J. (15) 338
Robertson (A. W.) On Library indicators, with special reference to the
"Duplex" Indicator, L. (2) 2r-27
1891 Brown (J. D.) Indicators, L. (3) 386-390
1892-3 Carr (H. J.) Fixtures, furniture and fittings, U.S. Rept 742

Plummer (M. W.) Loan system, U.S. Rcpt 905-906
i8()3 Davis (C. T.) Indicators versus card charging, L. (5) 291-304

1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 329-395, 416

1897 Schwartz (J.) Indicator-catalogue charging svstem, 2nd hit Conf 142-
145. 246

1895 Brown (J. D.) Suggestions for a new form of Library indicator, /.. (8)

96-101

1899 — History of Library charging systems, L.W. (2) 1-5, 29-31
Librarian's workshop — Indicators: method of dealing with duplicate

books, L.W. (i) 43-44, 57-62, 113-116

232- BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

igo2 Cotgreave (A.) Library indicator: pro and con, L.A.R. (4) 333-39, 360-61
1905 Harris (VV. J.) Indicators versus card charj^ing, L.W. (7) 209-213

1907 Gill (A. K.) Indicator considered as a modern Library appliance, L.W.

(9) 313-317
Cotgreave (A.) Comments on an article concernmg Library indicators,
by A. K. Gill, L. W. (9) 402-405

1908 Oswald (W. K.) Patience exerciser, or obstructor, L.W. (10) 289-291
Hatcher (A. F.) New method of Indicator charging, L.^l.i?. (10) 419-420
Open access versus indicator, L.W. (10) 101-103

Cotgreave (A.) Open access versus indicators, L.W. (10) 196-200
Libraries in England using indicators for charging svstem, Lit Yr-Bk

666-667
Libraries using indicator for fiction only. Lit Yr-Bk 667
For particulars relating to various forms of Accessions Indicators, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

E88 INDICATORS— SPECIAL MAKES— COMBINED

1889 Combined card catalogue, shelf list and indicator at Sacramento Library,

L.J. (15) 338
1899 Crowther (E.) Combined indicator and card catalogue, L.W. (i) 170-172

E89 BARRETT INDICATOR, 1866

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 4-5

E89 1 BARRETT SECOND INDICATOR, 1876

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 60

1902 Barrett (F. T.) Book notation and an indicator, L.W. (4) 281-286

E90 BONNER INDICATOR, 1891

1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 386-387

E91 CHIVERS' INDICATOR, 1895

1895 A new indicator, a description of the Chivers' Indicator, L. (7) 318-321

1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice, Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 95-97
1908 Brown (W.) Chivers' indicator adapted as an author indicator for fiction,

L.W. (11) 243-244

E92 COTGREAVE INDICATOR, 1877

1879 Cotgreave (A.) An indicator-book, L.A.U.K. Trans (2) 71-72

1880 — Library Indicator versus book-keeping, L.J. (5) 51
1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 389-390
1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 394

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 113-115
1908 Cotgreave Indicator: an adaptation, L.W. (11) 79-81

For particulars relating to the Cotgreave, and other Indicators, apply to—
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

E93 DENT INDICATOR, 1869

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 29-30

E94 DUPLEX INDICATOR, 1888

1889 Robertson (A. W.) The Duplex Indicator, L.J. (14) 42

1890 — Library indicators: with special reference to the " Duplex Indicator,"

L. (2) 21-27

1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 387-389
1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 395

E95 DYALL INDICATOR, 1863

1876 Yates (J.) The Leeds Indicator, L.J. (i) 255-256, 443

1878 — Indicators, L.A. Trans (i) 76

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 3-4

E96 ELLIOT INDICATOR, 1870

1878 Yates (J.) Indicators, LA. Trans (i) 76-77

1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 389

CARD CHARGING- S.YSTEM^, • ■■ s_ 233

1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries ^g'3' ■

. 1899 Brown (J. D.) History of char^Miig systems, L.W. (2). 30-31

E97 GRAHAM INDICATOR

1908 Farrow (T. E.) The Graham Indicator, L. IF. (11) 29-31

E98 KENNEDY INDICATOR, 1875

1878 - Yates (J.) Indicators, L..1. Trans (i) 78

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 57-60
i9ot) Webb (A.) Modified Kennedy Indicator, L.W. (11) 281-284, 3^4
Cotgreave (A.) Modified Kennedy Indicator, L.W. (11) 363

E99 MORGAN INDICATOR, 1876

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 60-62

ElOO WALKER INDICATOR

1879 Walker (R. C.) A Library recorder, L.J. (4) 203

ElOl WRIGHTSTANLAKE INDICATOR, 1879

1899 Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (2) 115-116

EiOM INDICATOR ACCESSORIES

For particulars, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

E 101=2 INDICATOR TICKETS

For particulars, apply to —

Harland, M., & Son., Manor Street, Hull

Jenkins & Co., Rupert Street, Bristol

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

£101=^ INDICATOR TRAYS

For particulars, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, \'ictoria Road, Great Yarmouth

E102 CARD CHARGING SYSTEM

1879 Parr (G.) Card ledger: a charging system without writing, L.A.U.K.
Trans (2) 73-75
Cutter (C. A.) Charging systems, L.J. (4) 445-446
-1880 Estabrook (C.) More about charging systems, L.J. (5) 72-73, 108
New charging system, L.J. (5) 320-321
1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 390-392

1893 Quinn (J. H.) A card-charging system for Lending Libraries, L. (5)

34-39

1894 Steenberg (A. S.) A Danish charging system, L. (6). 78-79

1895 Browne (N. E.) Another charging system, L.J. (20) 158, Discussion Conf

No 127-128, 130 '

Jones (G. M.) Cards for " two-book " system, L.J. (20) 168-172

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 79-81

1897 Pennock (B. W.) Browne charging system, L.J. (22) 294-295, 340
Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 74-7, 84

1899 Browne charging system — a suggested improvement, L.J. (24) 202-204
Clarke (E. P.) Browne charging system — a further word, L.J. (24) 478-9
Brown (J. D.) History of charging systems, L.W. (i) 187-190, 242-247

1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (.V.5.)

(^) 392-395
Thorne (W. B.) Simple card charging system, L.W. (2) 212-213

1901 Johnston (C. D.) Modification of the Browne system, L./. (26) 873-874

1902 Dill (M. A.) Essentials of a good loan system (review of various systems),

la Lib Q. (2) 7-10
.1904 Card charging system, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 52-55
1906 Parker (J.) Browne charging system, Vt L.C. Bull (2) 1-2
,1907 Cole (F. C.) Card charging and appliances, L.W. (10) 26-30, 1SS-194
1908 Hyde (M. E.) Comparison of charging systems, P.L. (13) 342-344

Browne (N. E.) Comparison of charging "systems — a correction, P.L. (13)

402-403
List of Libraries using card system for charging. Lit Yr-Bk 667-668

234 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

E 102=1 CARD CHARGING TRAYS AND RACKS

1878 Jackson (F.) Systems of charging loans, and an improved slip case,

L.J. (3) 230-231
1885 Perkins (F. B.) Charging-card rack, L.J. (10) 63
1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 66, 76

— History of charging systems, L.W. (i) 187-190, 242-247
1902 Card charging trays, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 23, 70
1907 Cole (F. C.) Card charging and appliances, L.W. (10) 26-30, 188-194
For particulars relating to Card Charging Trays, etc., apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell- Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E 102=2 BOOK CHARGING CARD

1881 Massey (A. P.) Coloured cards for recording loans, L.J. (6) 34

Chamberlain (L. T.) Charging methods for Sunday School Libraries,

L.J. (6) 159
Schute's time saving record for Sunday School Libraries, L.J. (6) 288

1885 Cutter (C. A.) Inconveniences of Library cards, L.J. (10) 48
1895 Jones (G. M.) Cards for " two-book " system, L.J. (20) 168-172
1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 65-66

1899 — History of charging systems, L.W. (i) 187-190, 242-247

1900 Thorne (W. B.) Simple card charging system, L.W. (2) 212-213
1902 Book card, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 73
1904 Book card, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 53
1907 Cole (F. C.) Card charging and appliances, L.W. (10) 26-30, 188-190

For particulars relating to Book Charging Cards, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell- Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E 102=3 BOOK CARD GUIDES

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell- Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E 102=4 BOOK POCKET

1886 Dewey (M.) Card pockets, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 282-285
1899 Brown (J. D.) History and description of Library charging systems,

L.W. (i) 189-190, 242-247
1902 Book pockets, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 72

1904 Book pockets, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 53
1907 Cole (F. C.) Card charging and appliances, L.W. (10) 28

For particulars, apply to —

LLibrary Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

E 103 INDICATOR versus CARD CHARGING SYSTEM

1893 Davis (C. T.) Indicators versus card charging, L. (5) 291-304

1905 Harris (W. J.) Indicators versus card charging, L.W. (7) 209-213

1907 Gill (A. K.) Indicator considered as a modern Library appliance, L.W.

(9) 313-37
Cotgreave (A.) Comments on an article concerning Library indicators,
by A. K, Gill, L.W. (q) 402-405

1908 Oswald (W. K.) Patience exerciser, or obstructor, L.W. (10) 289-291 1
Open Access versus Indicator, L.W. (10) 101-103 j
Cotgreave (A.) Open Access versus Indicator, L.W. (10) 196-200 1

li

OPEN ACCESS SYSTEM 235

E104 OPEN ACCESS— ARGUMENTS IN FAVOUR AND AGAINST

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Access to shelves in CoiN.t,^' Libraries, U.S. Rcpt 516-20

1877 Discussion on access to shelves, isi Conf of Libns 172-4, L.J. (2) 275-278
1880 Guild (R. A.) Open shelves at Brown I niversity, L.J. (5) 210

1886 Vinton (F.) Shall borrowers go to the shelves, L.J. (ii) 67, 74
R ( ) Access to the shelves, L.J. (11) 167

1887 Discussion on open access, L.J. (12) 44

1888 Discussion on access to shelves, L.J. (13) Conf No 309

1889 Rider (S. S.) What I saw in the Free Library at Pawtucket, L.J. (14) 40-1

1890 Hosmer (J. K.) On browsing, /../. (15) Conf No 33-37

Brett (\V. H.) Re-arrangement of Cleveland Public Library, L.J. (15) 136-7
Access to the shelves, New York Y.M.C.A. Library, L.J. (15) 197-8
Access to shelves, L.J. (15) 229-31, 296

1891 Access to shelves, L.J. (16) 175

Higginson (T. A.) Access to shelves, L.J. (16) 268-9

Brett (\V. H.) Access to the shelves in Cleveland Library, L.J. (16) Conf

No 34-35, Discussion 108-9
Putnam (H.) Access to the shelves : a possible function of Branch

Libraries, L.J. (16) Conf No 62-67

1892 Discussion on access to shelves, L.J. (17) Conf No 69-70
Brett (W. H.) The open Library, L.J. (17) 445-447

1894 Steiner (B. C.) aud S. H. Ranck. Report on access to the shelves, L.J.

(19) Conf No 87-96

1895 Brown (J. D.) Open access Libraries from a British standpoint, L.J. (20)

9-12

1897 Brett (W. H.) Freedom in Public Libraries, 2nd Int Conf 79-83, Discus-

sion 243-246

1898 Thomson (J.) Report on open shelves, L.J. (23) Conf No 40-42
Open access to shelves, L. (10) 143-145

Open access in English Libraries, L.J. (23) 577-78

1899 Teggart (F. J.) Access to shelves, L.J. (24) 667-79

Green (S. S.) Discriijiination regarding open shelves, L.J. (24) Conf No

517-20
" Safe guarded " open access, L.W . (i) 190-192
Nicholson (S- C.) Free access to the shelves, P.L. (4) 105

1900 Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. (N.S.) (1) 103-105

Doubleday (W. E.) Open access question from a Librarian's point of

' view, L. (N.S.) (1) 187-195

Gordon (P. D.) Open access, L.A. (2) 137-143

VVillcox (E. S.) Open shelves for large Libraries, L.J. (25) 113-5

Husted (H. F.) Open shelves in Y.W.C.A. Library, New York, L.J.

(25) 115
Bostwick (A. E.) Open shelves and book theft, L.J. (25) 280-81
Nyhus (H.) Norwegian form of safeguarded open access, L.J. (25) 728
Green (S. S.) What classes of persons, if any, should have access to the

shelves of large Libraries? L.J. (25) Conf No 34
Wright (P. B.) Character of permitted access to shelves, L.J. (25) 35-6
Open access question, L.W. (2) 266-69
Brown (J. D.) Open access in Public Libraries exposed : a reply to Mr.

Foskett's pamphlet, L.W. (2) 282-3
Open access exposed: a reply to Mr. Foskctt, L.W. (2) 311-312
Brown (J. D.) History and description of charging systems, L.W. (3) 3-7
Bostwick (A. E.) Open shelves and book theft, L. W. (3) 62-64
Willcox (E. S.) Open shelves, L.J. (25) 113, I'.L. (5) 150-156

1901 Lord (L E.) Open shelves and public morals, L.J. (26)' 65-70

Green (S. S.) Lead us not into temptation — open shelves ?in<i public

morals, L.J. (26) 137
Lord (L E.) A reply to Mr. Green, L.J. (26) 138, la Lib O. (1) 37-41
Two reports on open access — a study in testimony, L.W. (4) 116-21, 151-55
Access to shelves, Ja Lib Q. (i) 12

1902 Jast (L. S.) Open access, L.A.R. (4) 274-82, Discussion 306-14
1904 Soper (H. T.) Open access and the theft of books, L.W. (6) 259-60

Jast (L. S.) Note on open access in America, L.W. (7) 141-3

Bond (H.) Some features of recent Library practice in Great Britain.

L.J. (29) Conf No 32-33
Gurd (N.) Free access in an Ontario Library, P.L. (9) 229-230
1906 Progress of open access, L.W. (8) 177-9

Brown (J. D.) Open access lending departments, L.W. (9) 41-47

236 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1907 Open shelves questioned, L.J. (32) 114-116. Reprinted in condensed form

from Nation (84) 34, 80, 130, 150, 174
Hodges (N. D. C.) Open shelves, P.L. (12) 128-129
Mead (H. R.) Limiting- access to shelves, P.L. (12) 21 1-2 12
American and British open access, L.W. (10) 46-47
Fletcher (W. I.) Open shelves in a College Library, P.L. (12) 213

1908 Open shelves and book losses, L.J. (33) 275

McGill (W.) Co-ordination of the various departments of an open access

Library, L.W. (10) 246-248
Lord (L E.) Open shelves and the loss of books, A.L.A. Bull (2) 231-249,

Discussion 253-254
Soper (H. T.) My opinion of open access, L.W. (10) 243-245
Deas (C.) Sunderland Public Libraries: open access plans, L.W. (10)

367-369, 416-417 , .' .

Richardson (E. C.) Open shelves for University Libraries, A.L.A. Bull

(2) 323-327. -P-L. (13) 241-243
Willcox (E. S.) Open shelves and the loss of books, A.L.A. Bull (2) 249-

253, Discussion 253-254, P.L. (13) 244-246, 262-263
Stone (J.) Library buildings and their use, A.L.A. Bull (2) 357-358, P.L.

(13) 271-274
Open access versus indicator, L.W. (10) 101-103

Rosenberg (L) Directing the taste of casual readers, P.L. (13) 294-299
Cotgreave (A.) Open access versus indicators, L.W. (11) 196-200

1909 Glazier (T. W.) Indicators and open access, L.W. (11) 321-322
Hawkes (A. J.) Reply to Mr. Glazier, L.W. (11) 404

Plea for browsing in Public Libraries, L.W. (12) 213-214

E105 OPEN ACCESS— PARTIAL

1899 Green (S. S.) Discrimination regarding open shelves, L.J. (24) 517-520

1900 Elmendorf (H. L.) Access to a selected Library. L.J. (25) Conf No 38-39

1907 Mead (H. R.) Limiting access to shelves, P.L. (12) 211-212
1909 Hawkes (A. J.) Open access to fiction, L.W. (11) 404

EI06 OPEN ACCESS IN LENDING LIBRARIES

1892 A plea for liberty to readers to help themselves, L. (4) 302-305

1894 MacAlister (J. Y. W.) Dawn of a new epoch, L. (6) 212-213

Brown (J. D.) and H. W. Fincham. Clerkenwell open Lending Library,
L. (6) 344-355

1895 Brown (J. D.) Clerkenwell open Lending Library, L.J. (20) 51-54

1900 Moore (H. K.) Open access in Public Lending Libraries, L. (N.S.) (i) 49-62
1904 Stewart (J. D.) Guiding an open access Lending Library, L.W. (7) 113-8
1906 Bolton (G. R.) Work at the shelves : a day in an open access Library,
L.A. (5) 1 10-11 1
Brown (J. D.) Open access lending department, L.W. (g) 41-47

1908 Willcox (E. S.) Open shelves : argues against, A.L.A. Bull (2) 249-253,

Discussion 253-254
Lord (L E.) Open shelves and the loss of books — favours open access,

A.L.A. Bull (2) 231-249, Discussion 253-254, P.L. (13) 241-243
Stone (J.) Library buildings and their uses, A.L.A. Bull (2) 357-358, P.L.

(13) 271-274
Deas (C.) Sunderland Public Libraries: open access plans, L.W. (10)

367-369, 416-417
Open access versus indicator, L.W. (10) 101-103
Cotgreave (A.) Open access versus indicator, L.W. (11) 196-200
List of safeguarded open access Libraries (lending department). Lit Yr-Bk

669
List of non-safeguarded open access Libraries, Lit Yr-Bk 669

1909 Glazier (T. W.) Indicators and open access, L.W. (11) 321-322
Hawkes (A. J.) Reply to Mr. Glazier, L.W. (11) 404

For particulars relating to Open Access Fittings, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
See also Section E 104

Open Access in Reference Libraries, see E 82 ; Open Access in College
and University Reference Libraries, see E82-1; Open Access
(Ljbrary planning, see D9

LENDING DEPARTMENT RULES 237

LENDING DEPARTMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS
E 107 LOAN PERIOD

1877 Discussion on the number of volumes allowed and time allowed for

readint^r, L.J. (2) 280-2S1
1892 Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, U.S. Rcpt 942, L.J. (18) 231
1894 Lending Library rules, Greenwood's Public Libraries 3S6-387
1896 Hill (F. P.) Preparing a book for issue, L.J. (21) Conf No 51-56
1901 Regulations and rules for borrowers, 7a Lib O. (i) 64
Haines (H. E.) Library regulations, L.J. (26) 880-881
Hartley (M. E.) Time limit in the loan of books, L.W . (3) 206-207
Ballinger (J.) Admission to Public, Libraries in Great Britain, L. {N.S.)

(i) 210-217
Time limit for book borrowing, L. W. (3) 332

Cotgreave (A.) Extension of time for reading works of fiction from 7 to
14 days, L. ir. (4) 155-156
igo2 Loan system, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 47, 71

1903 Gaillard (E. N.) Greater freedom in the use of books : hints on advertising

books, and a criticism of existing regulations, L.J. (28) Conf No
38-39. 156

1904 Rules for lending, Dclaivare L.C. Hdbk 9-10

Suggested rules for a small Library, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 55-56

1905 Graves (F. B.) Printed forms for Libraries, P.L. (10) 218-220

Smith (Miss) Rules and regulations governing borrowers should be
flexible, P.L. (10) 546-548

1906 Winser (B.) Delivery department, L.J. (31) Conf No 267 ;
Evans (A. G.) Putting out new books, P.L. (11) 499

Powell (J.) Loaning more than one book at a time, Minn P. L.C. Notes

(9) 25-27
Cloud (J.) Renewals, transfers, and seven-day books, Minn P. L.C. Notes

(9) 28-29
Cargill (J. V.) Seven-day book : why not transfer it? Wis Lib Bull (2) 44-6
Charge for borrowers' card illegal. Lit Yr-Bk 554

1907 Stephen (G. A.) Regulations afTecting the loan of books in Libraries,

L.A.R. (9) 173-1S3
Time notices in various languages, P.L. (12) 254-255
Stearns (L. E.) Date of return of books, Wis Lib Bull (3) 65

1908 Simplifying records. Wis Lib Bull (4) 41

McCuliough (M. R.) An author's opinion of the Librarv, Wis Lib Bull

(4) 43-47
Rules and practice governing the use and issue of books, I4p., U.S.

Library of Congress

1909 Granting use of Library to non-residents, L.A.R. (11) 415

Richt (C.) Active Library membership : a suggestion, L.J. (34) 263-264

Laws of book borrowing, P.L. (14) 22

Simple forms for a loan system, Lib Occ (2) 5-8

Rathbone (F. L.) Borrower and his book, N.Y.L. (i) 228-232

Coolidge (O. P.) Records necessary for the small Library, P.L. (14) 10-13

Library bye-laws and the L.G.B., L.A.R. (11) 41-42
Rules and regulations for Public Libraries suggestecS by the Public

Library Commission of Indiana, Lib Occ (2) 73
See also Em

E108 INTERLIBRARY LOANS

1898 Putnam (H.) Inter-Library loans (Regulations), L.J. (23) 61

Rowell (M.) Circular explaining method adopted at the Library oi the

University of California, L.J. (23) 104
Regulations approved by the Board of Regents of University of California,
P.L. (3) 87
1909 Bishop (\V. W.) Inter-Library loans (Regulations), L.J. (34) 531-532

See also Co-operation, E 49, and Interchange of Borrowers' Tickets,
E116

E109 TRAVELLING LIBRARIES '

1904 Rules for Lending Travelling Libraries, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 69-71

Rules for the circulation of Travelling Library books, Delaware L.C.
Hdbk 73-74

338 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1905 Borrowing regulations for Travelling Libraries, Ohio Bull (First page

of each number)
1907 New York Travelling Libraries — Rules and regulations, N.Y.L. (i) 20-21

EIIO AGE LIMITATION

1877 Discussion on age qualifications, L.J. (3) 272-274

1892 Kroeger (A. B.) Age limit in Public Libraries, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 386-390

Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, U.S. Rept 940, L.]. (18) 20
1900 Chennell (F. E.) Public Library age limit, L.W . (2) 175-177

Ballinger (J.) Admission to Public Libraries in Great Britain, L. {N.S.)
(2) 214-217

Elll REGISTRATION OF BORROWERS

1876 Poole (W. F.) Organization and management of Libraries, U.S. Rept

498-502

1877 Wheatley (B. R.) Specimens of forms and account books used in the

circulation of books, ist Int Conf 195-198

1878 Dewey (M.) Charging system — a combined plan, L.J. (3) 359-365

1879 — Books and readers accounts, L.J. (4) 131

Schwartz (J.) A " Combined " charging system, L.J. (4) 275-277
1882 Linderfelt (K. A.) Charging system, L.J. (7) 178-182, Discussion 205-206

1886 Lamed (J. N.) Some new devices, L.J. (11) 294-296

1887 Carr (H. J.) Registration of book borrowers, L.J. (12) 340-344

1890 Registration of borrowers — methods adopted in American Libraries, L.J.

(15) 37-40, 74-77
1892-3 Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, L/.5. Rept 939-943

1894 MacAlister (J. Y. \V.) New ways of keeping down issue of fiction, L.

(6) 236-237
Bolton (C. K.) Bettering the circulation in small Libraries, L.J. (19) 161

1895 Jones (G. M.) Cards for the two-book system, L.J. (20) 168

1896 Cotgreave (A.) Disadvantages of two-ticket system, L. (8) 260-263

1897 Miner (S. H.) The two-book system, P.L. (2) 173

1898 Specimen of application form for borrowing privileges in use at New

York State Library, N.Y.S.L. Rept (Si) 60

1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(i) 384-406
Registration of borrowers, L.W. (3) 74-75

1901 Ballinger (J.) Admission to Public Libraries, L. (N.S.) (2) 210-217

1902 Harris (W. J.) Registration of borrowers, L.W. (5) 75-76

1903 Savage (E. A.) Union register of borrowers, L.A.R. (5) 307-312

1904 Registration of readers, Delaware L.C, Hdbk 51-52

Savage (E. A.) New method of registration of borrowers, L.W. (6) 45

1905 Graves (F. B.) Printed forms for Libraries, P.L. (10) 218

1906 Barnes (C. P.) Re-registration — a plan. Wis Lib Bull (2) 8-9, 17
Re-registering borrowers, Nebraska Lib Bull No 2, 10

1907 Stephen (G. A.) Regulations affecting the loan of books in Libraries,

L.A.R. (q) 173-183

1908 Lange (F. W. T.) Card system for registration of borrowers, L.W. (10)

272-273
Fudge (A. H.) Registration of borrowers, L.W. (11) 118-120
Simple forms for the loan system, ill., Lib Occ No 12, 5-8

1909 Charging for borrowers' tickets, L.A.R. (11) 42

Richt (C.) Active Library ownership — a suggestion, L.J. (34) 263-264
See also E 107

Ellll BLANKS AND FORMS— GENERAL

1878 Wheatley (B. R.) Specimens of forms and account books used in the

circulation of books, ist Int Conf 195-198
1898 Specimen of application form for borrowing privileges, in use at New York

State Library, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81) 60
1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(i) 384-406
1902 Blanks and forms, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 71-74
1905 Graves (F. B.) Printed forms for Libraries, P.L. (10) 218-220
1908 Simple forms for the loan system, ill. Lib Occ No 12, 5-8
For particulars relating to various Forms, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London.

BORROWERS' REGISTRATION 239

Em=2 BORROWERS' NUMERICAL REGISTER

1890 Roj^'^istration of borrowers New York Ajjprentices' Library, L.J. (15) 40
Registration of borrowers— Providence Library method, L.J. (15) 77

1897 Hrown (J. D.) Formation of Public [libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 72-73
1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.5.)

(i) 3S4-388
Registration of borrowers, L. W. (3) 75

1903 Savage (E. A.) Union register of borrowers, L. 11'. (5) 75-76, L.A.R. (5)

307-312

1904 Borrowers' registration book, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 30, 51

Savage (E. A.) New method of registration of borrowers, L. W. (6) 45

1905 Lange (F. W. T.) Card system for registration of borrowers, L.W. (10)

272-273
For particulars relating to Borrozvcrs' Index and Registration System, apply to
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell-Wabasii Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.

E 111=3 BORROWERS' APPLICATION FORM

1877 Wheatley (B. R.) Specimens of forms and account books used in the

circulation of books, ist Int Conf 195-198
1888 Tyler (A. W.) Specimen of application slip, L.]. (13) 320-321
1890 Registration of borrowers— Methods adopted at Newark (N.J.) Library,

L-J- (15) 39
Registration of borrowers— Methods adopted at Cleveland Library, L.J.

(15) 76
Registration of borrowers— Methods adopted at Grand Rapids, L.J. (15) 38

1898 Specimen of application form for borrowing privileges, in use at New York

State Library, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81) 60
1900 Crunden (F. i\L) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)
(i) 386-389
Registration of borrowers, L.W. (3) 74
1902 Borrowers' application form, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 74

1904 Delaware State Library Commission Handbook 56

1905 Graves (F. B.) Printed forms for Libraries, P.L. (10) 218

1908 Lange (F. W. T.) Card system of registration of borrowers, L.W. (10)
272-273
For particulars relating to Borrowers' Application Forms, apply to —
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

E 111-1 BORROWERS' CARD

1890 Registration of borrowers — Brooklyn Y.ALC.A. methods, L.J. (15) 74
Registration of borrowers — Cleveland Library methods, L.J. (15) 76

1894 Bolton (C. K.) Bettering the circulation in small Libraries, L.J. (19) 161

1895 Jones (G. M.) Cards for the "Two book" system, /../. (20) 168-172
1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 73
1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one .'\merican Library, L. (N.S.)

(i) 388-390

1902 Borrowers' card, Minn. la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 73

1904 Borrowers' card, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 52-53

1907 Cole (F. C.) Card charging and appliances, L.W. (10) 27, 188-189

Lange (F. W. T.) Card system for registration of borrowers, L.W. (10) 273

l^og Charging for borrowers' tickets, L.A.R. (n) 4a
For particulars relating to Borrowers' Cards, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell-Wabasii Co., Ltd., 69, Mihon Street, E.C.

E112 GUARANTORS

1876 Poole (W. F.) Organization and management of Public Libraries, U.S.

Rept. 498-499

1877 Discussion on guarantors required in Public Libraries, /../. (2) 280-281
1890 Registration of borrowers — Methods adopted at Brooklyn Library, L.J.

Registration of borrowers— Methods adopted at Grand Rapids Libmry,
L.J. (15) 39

240

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Registration of borrowers — ^^Meth^ds' adopted at: Cleveland Library, L.J.

. ' , (15)76

1891 Haines (H. E.) Library regulations, L.J. (26) 880-881

1892 Brett (W. H.) Reg-ulations for readers, U.S. Rept 940, L.J. (18) 230
1900 Crqnden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(i) 385-386
Guarantors' liability for replacement of books questioned, L.A.R. (2) 608
igo2 Ballinger (J.) Admission to Public Libraries in Great Britain, L. (N.S.)

(2) 211-212

Guarantors' pledge, Minn, la a>td Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 74
1905 Smith (Miss) Rules and regulations governing borrowers, P.L. (10) 547

1907 Stephen (G. A.) Rules affecting the loan of books in Libraries, L.A.R. (9)

177
Miller (Z. K.) Guarantors for County High School pupils, Wis Lib Bull

(3) 65

£113 STUDENTS' TICKETS

1877 Discussion on the number of volumes allowed, L.J. (2) 280-281

1892-3 Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, U.S. Rept 942

1894 MacAlister (J. Y. W.) New ways of keeping down the issue of fiction,
■■ . -■ ■ L. (6) 236-237

Bolton (C. K.) Bettering the circulation in small Libraries, L.J. (19) 161

1895 Jones (G. M.) Cards for the " two book " system, L.J. (20) 168-172
i8g6 Cotgreave (A.) Disadvantages of the two-ticket system, L. (8) 260-263

1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 87-88
Miner (S. H.) Two-book system, P.L. (2) 173-175

1898 Birge (E. A.) Effect of the two-book system on circulation, L.J. (23) 93-101
Willcox (E. S.) Two-book system again, P.L. (3) 44

1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (A'. 5.)
f.' ■ . (i) 398-399

1901 Ballinger (J.) Admission to Public Libraries in Great Britain, L. (N.S.)

(2) 213

1904 Bond^H.) Some features of recent Library practice in Great Britain, L.J.

(29) Conf No 33 '
Two-book systems, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 55

1905 .Elliott (G. H.) Methods of popularizing standard books other than novels,

L.A.R. (7) 162
Gaillard (E. W.) An experiment in School Library work, L.J. (30) 201-202
Smith (B. S.) Methods of securing better reading, P.L. (10) 171-173
— Rules and regulations governing borrowers, P.L. (10) 547

1906 Powell (J.) Loaning more than one book at a time, Minn P. L.C. Notes
,.. / (9) 25-27'

■' • Cloud (J.) Renewals, transfers, and seven-day books, Minn P. L.C. Notes
.... ' (9) 28-29

Cargill (J. V.) Seven-day book: why not transfer it? Wis Lib Bull (2)

'; . ;■ 44-45

I9P7 Stephen (G. A.) Regulations afTecting the loan of books in Libraries,
■L.A.R. (9) 177-178
Drake (J. M.) Students' privileges in a Public L,ibrary, P.L. (12) 221-223

1908 Martin (E. S.)' Supplementary tickets and facilities to students, L.W.

; (10) 313-314
;9.Q9^ Lange (F. W. T.) Extra facilities to students, L.W. (11) 482-483

E114 BORROWERS' TICKETS— SPECIAL FACILITIES TO NONRESIDENTS

1892-3 Little (G. T.) School and College Libraries, U.S. Rept 928
Brett (W. H.) Regulations for readers, U.S. Rept 940

1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

(1) 389

1901 Ballinger (J.) Admission to Public Libraries in Great Britain, L. (N.S.)

(2) 212-213

1906 Mendenhall (T. M.) Library and school co-operation,, Lib Occ (1-4) 7

1907 Stephen (G. A.) Regulations affecting the loan of books in Libraries,

L.A.R. (9) 182-183 ■

l^o8 .Sparke (A.) Extension of borrowing privileges to non-residents, L.W. (10)

349-350
,_' ^Biorxowing- books across the ocean, P.L. (13) 170-171

1909 Granting use of a Library to non-residents, L.A.R. (.ji)>4i5.

INTERCH^ANGEMm^A BOftH(>V{i^S•^^f\i,qKBJ'S m

tliS PRIVILEGE ISSUES ,, t

1891 Discretionary circulatii)n, /../. ( ib) 38, 69 - , . >

1892-3 James (H. P.) Librarios in relation to schools, U.S. Rcpi 694''
;9op Foss (S. W.) Summer vacation cards, L.]. (25) 683-684
1902 SJDecial privilege ticket, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 10

1905 (iaillard (E. VV.) Experiment in School Library work, /../. (30), 202-204
X'acation book privileges. Wis Lib Bull (i) 78-71)

Ellis (H.) Some things the Madison (Wisconsin) Librurv does. Wis Lib

- B»n(i)45

1906 Clarke (G. T.) Methods of school circulation of Library books, L.]. (31)

155-157.
Koch (T. W.) Student circulation in a University Library, L.J. (31) 758-61
Edwards (G. O.) Circular to principals and teachers, U'js Lib Bull {2) lo-ii
^ Book privileges for summer vacation, Wis Lib Bull (2) 65 1

1907 Redgrave (J.) Public Library book extension service, L.A. {5) 290-292

eil6 INTERCHANGE OF BORROWERS' TICKETS BETWEEN LIBRARIES
IN ADJOINING AREAS

1876 Green (S. S.) Inter-librarv loans, L.J. (i) 15-16

1888 Dewey (M.) Inter-library 'loans, L.iV. (L/. 5.) (3) 405-407 •''

1890 Ambrose (L.) Use of books in 6ne Librarv bv readers of another, L./l
(15) 68

1892 Samuel (B.) Mutual book lending between Libraries, L.J. (17) 373-374
1892-3 Green (S. S.) Adaption of Libraries to constituencies, U.S. Kept 701-702

1893 Samuel (B.) and S. S. Green. Mutual book lending between LibrarieSi

- L.J. (18) 1.23

1898 Green (S. S.) Inter-library loans in reference work, L.J. (23) 567-568
Putnam (H.) Inter-library loans (Regulations), L.J. (23) 61

1899 Richardson (E. C.) Co-operation in lending among College and Refe-

rence Libraries, L.J. {24) Conf No 32-36, Discussion 156-7, P.L. (14) 275

— Lending Library for Libraries, L.J. (24) 263
Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. (jV..S.) (i) 435-438
Thornsby (F.) Unification of Public Libraries, L.W. (i) 263
Danforth (G. F.) Co-operation in lending, P.L. (4) 275-276

1901 Inkster (L.) and others. Interchangeable tickets, L.W. (4) 3-5, 33-37, 63-65

1904 Biagi (G.) Inter-library loans in Italy, L.J. (29) Conf T<o 58
.\nderson (A.) Inter-library loans in Sweden, L.J. (29) Conf No 83

1905 Inkster (L.) Library grouping, L.A.R. (7) 562-564

Inter-librar}' loans at Forbes Library, Mass., L.J. (30) 171-172, P.L. (10)

^ ■■ v.4?3' . : . ■ . . . . ' ■•

universal Library: a plea for placing any book desired within the reach

of any person wishing to make use of same,. P.L. (10) 276-279
Inter-Library loan form used by the Newark (N. J.), Library, P.L. (10) 523
Report of Committee of Ohio Library Association on inter-relation of

Libraries, P.L. (10) 533-534
Inter-library loans, Wis Lib Bull fi) 30, Wash L.A. Bull (1.) No 3, lo

1906 Inkster (L.) Library grouping, L.A.R. (8) 46-52 ■

McKillop (J.) On the present position of London Municipal Libraries, with
suggestions for increasing their efficiency, L.A.R. (8) 624-633, Discus-

• sion 495-497

Lane (VV. C.) Inter-librarv loans of German Government extended to

• United States, L.J. (31) Conf No 222-223, P.L. (11) 518

Taking down the bars — State-wide borrowing privileges, Neh Lib Bull
o .,'.,.■' No 2, 12-13 ( '

Peterson (A. J.) Inter-library loanis — an experiment, Wis Lib Bull (2) 94

1907 Inter-librarv loan svstem at Library of Congress, Rept of Libit of Cong

72-75
Inter-change of borrowers' privileges, L.A.R. (9) ^ock6oi
Tolmer (F. L.) New York State Library in its relations to the Libraries of

the State, N.Y.L. (i) 68-70 ,

Miller (Z. K.> Plan for Inter-library loans, T^'t^ Lt&, BmH (3) 65

1908 Baker (E. A.) Co-operation, L.A.R. (10) 1-4

— Conference on the inter-change system,. lj,..\,R., (lo) 2127215 .^

— Inter-change of borrowing' faciriti(^s, 'L.'A./?; (io) 4S4

ft' '■;■ f B6rrowing books across the ocean, P. I.. (13) 170-171 ' ■'

.;•.[■ Baker (E. A.) Some^ recent developments of Library. co-iOpcration, L.A,^i

(10) 660-677, Discussion 593-596 I'lfi-c'ci (o;

242 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Lane (W, C.) Central Bureau of information and loan collection for

College Libraries, L.J. (33) 429.433, 506
Pick (R.) Inter-library loans in Germany, L.J. (33) 506
Eichler (F.) Inter-library loans in Austria, L.J. {t,^) 506-507
1909 Inkster (L.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in London area, L.A.R.

(11) g-i2. Discussion 31-36
Baker (E. A.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in London area, L.A.R.

(11) 12-16, Discussion 31-36
Report on Inter-library loans — Ohio Library Association, L.J. (34) 489
Bishop (W. W.) Inter-library loans, L.J. (34) 527-532
See also E 49 Library Co-operation

£117 OVERDUES

1890 Registration of borrowers — Methods adopted in American Libraries, L.J.

(15) 75

1899 Savage (E. A.) Overdue books, L.W. (2) 154-155

1902 Specimen card for overdue books in use at New York State Library,
N.Y.S.L. Rept (85) 22
Overdues, Minti, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 10
1904 Overdue, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 75-76

1906 Fines for overdue books. Wis Lib Bull (2) 27-28

1907 Cole (F. C.) Card charging and appliances, L.W. (10) 193

1908 Simple forms for the loan system, ill, Lib Occ (2) 5-8

E118 FINES AND PENALTIES

1877 Wheatley (B. R.) Hints on Library management, L.J. (2) 210-216

1878 Dewey (M.) On fines, L.J. (3) 359-365- 37o-37i

1879 Mann (P. B.) Library fines, L.J. (4) 441-442

1889 Stetson (W. K.) Delinquent borrowers, L.J. (14) 403-404

1891 Symposium on the collection and registration of fines in American

Libraries, L.J. (16) 103-105, 137, 170-173. 333-334
Berry (S. H.) How to prevent fines, L.J. (16) 207

1892 Robertson (A. W.) Note on fines for the damage of books, L. (4) 115-116
1892-3 Crunden (F. M.) Executive department, U.S. Rept 802-803

1894 Kephart (H.) Combined receipt and cash register, L.J. (19) 86-87

Income derived from fines, Grecmvood's Public Libraries 365
1898 Browne (N. E.) Library fines, L.J. (23) 185-188

1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Librarv, L. (N.S.)

(i) 398
1902 Bostwick (A. E.) Pains and penalties in Library work, L.J. (27) Conf

No 29-34
Fines, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 10
1904 Fines, Delazvare L.C. Hdbk 52

1906 Powell (J.) Loaning more than one book at a time, Minn P. L.C. Notes

No g, 25-27
Cloud (J.) Renewals, transfers and seven-day books, Minn P. L.C. Notes

No 9, 28-29
Sterner (M.) Everyday problems, Minn P. L.C. Notes No 9, 29-30
Fines for overdue books. Wis Lib Bull (i) 27-2S
What penalties should be imposed for overdue books, Wis Lib Bull (i) 47

1907 Vale (G. F.) On the track of the defaulter, L.A. (5) 251-252

Should unpaid fines serve as a permanent disbarment from Librarv

privileges, N.Y.L. (i) 82-88
Stephen (G. A.) Rules affecting the loan of books in Libraries-, L.A.R.

(9) 180-181
tgoS Post card fine notices, A. L.A. Bull (2) 19-20

Simple forms for the loan system, ill, Lib Occ (2) 5-8
Lange (F. W. T.) Fines and a fine chart, L.W. (11) 31-32
Maximum book fines. Wis Lib Bull (3) 34

1909 Enforcing payment of fines, L.A.R. (11) 255

For Cash Receipt forms see Library Accounts, E 87

£1181 PENALTIES FOR LOST AND DAMAGED BOOKS

1892 Robertson (A. W.) Note on fines for the damage of books, L. (4) 115-116
1^7 Stephen (G. A.) Rules affecting the loan of books in Libraries, L.A.R.
(9) 180-181

INFECTION. DISINFECTION , 243

E119 RENEWALS

iS()() Hill (F. P.) Prepariii.LC a book for issiu', L.J. (21) Conf No 54

1895 Kcnewal slips, /-./. (23) 240

Regulations in force at New York State Library, N.Y.S.L. Kept (Si) 61
ic)oo Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)
(i) 404-405
Telephone book renewals, F.L. (5) 255, 426
ic)o4 Renewals, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 75

i()o6 Cloud (J.) Renewals, transfers and seven-day books, Miini P. L.C. Notes
No 9, 28-29
Cargill (J. V.) Seven-day book: why not transfer it? Wis Lib Bull (2)

44-45
Stearns (L. E.) Disputed dates of renewal. Wis Lib Bull (3) 64

E 120 RESERVED BOOKS

1876 Dewev (M.) Catalogues and cataloguing, VS. Kept 632

1877 Whea'tley (B. R.) Hints on Library management, L.]. (i) 210-216
Matthews (J.) Means of obtaining books required in a Lending Library,

ist Int Cotif n6-n7, L.J. (2) 218-219, Discussion 279-280

1878 Dewey (M.) Charging system : a new combined plan and various details,

L.J. (3) 359-365

1889 How we reserve books : methods adopted in American Libraries, L.J. (14)

401-403

1890 Registration of borrowers : methods adopted in American Libraries, L.J.

1896 Hill (F. P.) Preparing a book for issue, L.J. (21) Conf No 154-155
1898 Borrowers' complaint slip, L.J. (23) 671

1902 Reserves, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 10

1903 Lamb (S.) Method of registering " Bespoken books," L.A. (4) 3-4

1904 Reserves, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 75

1906 Reserving books bv telephone. Wis Lib Bull (2) 52

1907 Stephen (G. A.) Regulations affecting the loan of books in Libraries,

L.A.R. (9) 180
Bacon (C.) Reserving books, N.Y.L. (i) 53-54

1908 Simple forms for the loan system. Lib Occ (2) 5-8
Stevenson (W. E.) Reserved books, L.W. (10) 276-278

1909 Rathbone (F. L.) Borrower and his book, N.Y.L. (i) 228-232
For particulars relating to Reserved Book Signals, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E 121 INFECTION— CONTAGIOUS DISEASES— DISINFECTION-
STERILIZATION— TUBERCULOSIS

1877 Brief discussion at New York Conference, /../. (2) 23-24

1879 Poole (W. F.) Spread of contagious disease by circulating Libraries, L.J.

(4) 258-262, 292

1882 Extract from the Chicago Library report— No case of transmission during

recent scourge, L.J. (7) 234

1883 Cutter (C. A.) Libraries and disease, L.J. (8) 336-337

1886 Report of Iowa State Board of Health on risk of contagion. L.J. (11)
123-124
Libraries and contagious disease, L.J. (11) 166-167

1888 Wood (B.) Infectious disease and circulating Libraries. L.C. (4) 24
Description of oven and process of disinfection by means of carbolic acid

used at Sheftield, L.J. (13) 105-106

1889 Infection in Libraries, L. (i) 171

1891 Infection and I-'ree Libraries, L. (2) 164, 272, 442-443
Medical opinions on risk of contagion, L.J. (16) 80

Jones (G. M.) Contagious disease and Public Libraries, L.J. (16) Conf
No 35-38
^894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 370-372

1895 Infectious disease and infectious books, from Science Sif tings, L. (7) 221,

290, 33*^. 377
Risk of contagion, L.J. (20) 338

1896 Books as carriers of .disease, L.J. (21) 150

244 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1897 Infectious disease and infected books, L. (9) 34

Disinfection of books by vapour of formalin, L.J. (22) 388
, 1898 Infectious disease and Library books, L.A.R. (i) 38S, 625
■ '1899 Western Massachusetts Library Club — Discussion on contagion through
'■'''■ books, L.J. (23) 684-685

Willcock (W. J.) Notification of infectious disease and the Public Library,
L. W. (2) 89-91

1900 ,^M.acAlister (J. Y. W.) attd W. G. Savage. Investigation into the risk
'■•■ '^ of contracting infectious diseases by the use of Public Library books,

L.A.R. (2) 550-551
Public Libraries and disinfection, 'Me'dtcimiche Woc^e.. method described,

L.A.R. (2) 249
Carr (H. J.) Disinfection by formalin at Scranton Public Library, L.J.

(25) 71-72
Aldred (T.) Law for the prevention of spreading disease, L.,1'F. (2) 198
Jast (L. S.) " Infected" books, L.F. (3) 146

1901 ^Sterilising books, L.A.R. (3) 318

,,., . ■• .Sterilising books at Chicago Public Library, L.J. (26) 158, 227
Johnston (T.) Replacement of " infected " books, L. W. (4) 6-9.
pflo - Public Libraries and disease, L.W. (4) 45 .- .

Perry (C. R.) Books and contagion, P.L. (6) 273-274
(.,11902 ^ B-oolfs and jiofection, L.A.R. (4) 56-57

'"Currier (W. H.) Disinfection of books and papers, L.A.R. (4). 316
1 \ Currier (A: F.) Sterilization of books by vapour of formalin, L.J. (27)

■^'" ' 881-S83, 964 ' ■ • :N

. pislnfection of bo^ks, Minn, la and Wis L,C. Hdbk 52-53 -. .

1903 Richards (E. H.) Sanitary construction and care of Library buildings,

L.J. (28) 787-788, P.L. (8) 427-428
Thome (E. G.) Infection through books, P.L. (8) 55

1904 Legality of charging for books taken to infected houses, L.A.R. (6) 465
Rivers (J.) Do public Library books spread disease, L. W. (5) 143-144

^ .19105' Contagion ■ from Library books, P.L. (10) 96
' 1906 Marvin (C.) Public Libraries and Tuberciilosis, P.L. (11) 433-434

1907 Disinfection of books, L.A.R. (g) 92 • • ■

Contagion through books— French suggestion, L.J. (32) 442 ,
Germs in borrowed books, L.W. (10) 57 . :

1908 Peters (O. M.) Fumigating books, Lib Occ No 11, 8
Contagious disease and the Public Library, N.Y.L. (i) 144-145

1909 Infectious diseases, L.A.R. (11)38

Reports from New Zealand on book disinfection, L.J. (34) 260-263
Disinfection of books, L.J. (34) 487

E122 JUVENILE DEPARTMENT— RULES AND REGULATIONS

1901 Ballinger (J.) Admission to Public Libraries in Great Britain, L. (N.S.)
(2) 214-217
Crunden. (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)

.\. \ ' (2)'20

Stearns (L. E.) Question of discipline, L.J. (26) 735-737
•0.1I907 r Non-resident children and the Library, N.Y.L. (i) 53
'' 1908 Moore (A. C.) Library membership as a civic force, L.J. (33) 273-274

Hazeltine (M. E.) and H. P. Sawyer. Prbblem of discipline. Wis Lib
(.,v • ' Bull (4) 65-80, 107-108 '

EI23 CHILDREN'S LIBRARIES AND SPECIAL WORK WITH CHILDREN

. 1876 'Fletcher (W. I.) Public Libraries and the young, U.S. Rcpt 412-418 ■
'•"1879 Fostei" (W. E.) How to use the Public Library, L.J. (4) 447
1881 Fiction at the Boston Public Library, L.J. (6) 204

1885 Arnold (E. C.) Suppression of boys, L./. (10) 107

1886 Briscoe (J. P.) Libraries fof the young, L.C. (3) 45-48 '

1887 Discussion by the New York Library Club, L.J. (12) 164-166

lr;o'} ,Of]Ha^naway'(E. S.) Children's Libraries in New York, L./. (12) 183-185
1892 Hewins (C. M.) Reading for the young, U.S. Rept 944-949

1895 Sargent (A. L.) .Reference work among school children, L.J. (20) I2i-'i22
. ' - ;/) I^oltOri^fG.^ K') Lilat'ary examinations in schools, LJ. (20) I22'-I23

1896 Children and the Library in Boston, L.J. (21) 368 ' . ' , .,,
Dousman (M. E.) Children's departments^ L./. (2I) 40(6 ' "■'';- ^
Hazeltine (M. E.) MagXzSn^ ^a^Jtr-^an experimfent, P.E. '<i)^5«-'^ '^0''^^

CHILDREN'S LIBRARIES 245

I . Glark (G. T.) Child in the Public Library, P.L. (i) 310-31 1, 312

Fletcher (VV. I.) Public Libraries and the young, P.L. (i) 412
.1897 Dana (J. C.) Our youn^'-est readers, 2nd hit Conf 11H-119

Fairchild (E. ^L) Methods of children's Library work as determined by

the needs of the children, L.J. (22) Conf No 19-27, Discussion 156-158

Adams {E. L.) Methods of children's Library work as determined by the

needs of the children, /../. (22) Conf No 2S-31
Plummer (M. W.) Work for children in Public Libraries, L.J. (22) 679-86
Eastman (L. H.) Methods of work for children — Cleveland Library

League, L.J. (22) 686-688, P.L. (2) 268
Moore (A. C.) Children's room, P.L. (2) 125

A.L.A. Children's Library methods as determined bv the needs of the
' ■ children, P.L. (2) 395

1898 Eastman (E. A.) Library and the children : an account of the Children's

work of the Cleveland Library, L.J. (23) 142-144

Cutter (C. A.) Supervision of Children's Library use, L.J. (23) 149-150
' ■ . Brett (W. H.) Library in vacation days, L.J. (23) 279

Work with children — Report of Pratt Institute Children's Department,
•' L.J. (23) 579, P.L. (3) 214 •-

Children's room of Milwaukee Library, L.J.. (23) 664
*•■ • Pratt (J. A.) Library and the children, P.L. (3) 77

Warren (L) Introduction in the use of books in a normal school, P.L.

(3) 151
Eastman (Miss) Children's room and the Children's Librarian, P.L. (3)

417-424
Moore (A. C.) Special training for Children's Librarians, L.J. (23) Conf

No 80-82, Discussion 134
Crunden (F. M.) Special training for Children's Librarians, L.J. (23)

Conf No 82

1899 Ballinger (J.) School children in Public Libraries, L.A.R. (i) 64-72
Lyman (E.) Children's room at Scoville Institute Library, P.L. (4) 9-10
Hammond (Miss) The Library League, P.L. (4) 32-34

Moore (A. C.) Special training for Children's Librarians, P.L. (4) 99-102
Ashurst (J.) Children's room in Free Libraries, P.L. (4) 168-170

1900 Moon (Z.) School children and Public Libraries, L.A. (2) 83-86

Olcott (F. J.) Work with children at Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, L.J.

(25) 166-168
Furnishing of Children's Libraries, L.J. (25) 168-169
Moore (H.) City children and the Library, L.J. (25) 170
Biscoe (E. D.) Ideals in children's work, L.J. (25) 171
Ford (W. C.) Public Library and the State, L.J. (25) 275-279
Elrod (J.) How to interest children in good literature, P.L. (5) 56-57
Lowe (M.) Children's work in a small Library, P.L. (5) 382-3S4
Battis (M. M.) Children and the Public Librarv, P.L. (5) 451-453

1901 Axon (W. E. A.) Juvenile Library, L. (N.S.) (2) 67-81

Wellman (H. C.) Reference work with children, L..i.R. (3) 400-407
Hall (N. M.) A child's thoughts about books and Libraries, L.J. (26) 731-5
Wallace (C. E.) Bulletin work for children, L.J. (26) Conf No 72-74
Hunt (C. W.) Opening a Children's room, L.J. (26) Conf No 83-86
A.L.A. Section for Children's Librarians, L.J. (26) Conf No 163-170
Green (E.) Notes on Juvenile Libraries, L.W. (3) 129-130
Williams (M. F.) and B. M. Brown. Reading lists for Children's

Librarian, i8qc)-iqno. Bibliography No 27, N.V.S.L. Rept (84)
Furnishing of Children's Libraries, In Lib Q. (i) 21
Battis (M. M.) Children and the Public Library, la Lib Q. (i) 10

1902 Sully (J.) Child study and education, L.J. (27) IQ5-196

Foster (W. E.) Week's work in the children's department of Providence

Library, L.J. (27) 1014-1015
Hanner (B. S.) Ri-ference work with children, P.L. (7) 149-151
W'ood (B.) Juvenile Libraries, L. (4) in
J903 Cholmeley (R. F.) Boys' Libraries, L. (N.S.) (4) 11-21

Fairchild (Mrs. S. C.) What American Libraries are doing for children

and young people, L.A.R. (5) 541-551, Discussion 486-488
Fairchild (E. M.) Lantern slides for lectures in Librarv work for children,

L.J. (28) 156
Moore (A. C.) Work of the Children's Librarian, L.J. (28) 160-164
Hunt (C. W.) Maintaining order in the children's room, L.J. (28) 164-167
'— Work with children in a small Library, L.J. (28) Conf No 53-56

246 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Miller (VV. M.) Work with children at Madison, N.Y., Library, L.J. (28)

Conf No 169-170
Sparke (A.) Bury Juvenile Library, L.W. (5) 231-233
Pospishil (L.) Personal element in Library work with children, la Lib

Q- (3) 33-36, Discussion 36-37

1904 Balling^er (J.) Library work with children in Great Britain, L.J. (29)

Conf No 46-49
Jackson (H.) Children in the Public Library, P.L. (9) 228-229
Moore (A. C.) What the Public Libraries are doing for children, la Lib

Q- (4) 17-23

1905 Vale (G. F.) Juvenile Libraries, L.A. (4) 262-265

Sayers (W. C. B.) Things we may expect, L.A. (4) 317-319

Coutts (H. T.) Work amongst children in the Library, L.A. (5) 34-38,

Discussion 38-40
Ellis (H.) Some things the Madison Public Library does. Wis Lib Bull

(i) 45-46
Hewins (C. M.) Children's room at Hartford Public Library, L.J. (30)

82-83
Greene (C. S.) School and the Library — Wild flower day al Oakland, Cal.,

Public Library, L.J. (30) 344-345
Connecticut Meeting on Library work with children, L.J. (30) 798-799
Qlcott (F. J.) Rational Library work with children and the preparation

for it, L.J. (30) Conf No 71-75
Marvin (C.) Care of books, Wis Lib Bull (i) 35-37
Hewins (C. M.) Work with children, P.L. (lo) 105, 475-476
Work of the Public Library for children, P.L. (10) 412-414
White (P.) Child in the Library, An Leab (i) 100-108

1906 Bailey (Sir W. H.) Libraries for children, L.A.R. (8) 475-476
Children's room of the Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, L.J. (31) 170
Jackson (A. H.) Report on Library- work with children, L.J. (31) Conf

No 89-97, Discussion 244-247
Hunt (C. W.) Children's Library a moral force, L.J. (31) Conf No 97-103
Stearns (L. E.) Problem of the girl, L.J. (31) Conf No 200-203

R (J. B.) The Juvenile Library, L.W. (9) 193-197

Children's Libraries of California, Cal News Notes (i) 207-227

Work wath children. Lib Occ No 5, 9

Laurence (J.) How shall children be led to love good books, P.L. (11)

179-183
Van (L.) What children read, P.L. (11) 183-185
Work with children : symposium, P.L. (11) 193-202
Morton (F.) What the Librarian of a small Library can do for children.

Neb Lib Bull No i, 3-7
Morrisey (E. L.) Essentials of a good book for children, P.L. (11) 548-49
Children's books and rooms in California, Cal News Notes (i) 227-266
Gymer (R. C.) Personal work with children, P.L. (11) 191-193
Suggestions for work with children, Vt L.C. Bull (2) No 2, 7-8
Stay at home travel trips. Wis Lib Bull (2) 60

1907 Willcock (W. J.) Are children's reading rooms necessary? L.A.R. (9) 184-5
O'Brien (N.) Our juvenile readers, L.A.R. (9) 506-509

Gilbert (M.) Children's departments in Municipal Libraries, L.W. (9)

289-292
Farrow {P. E.) Children's rooms, L.W. (10) 103-106
American Children's Libraries, L.W. (10) 211-213
Ranck (S. H.) Right start, or don't be a quitter: leaflet issued by the

Grand Rapids Library, P.L. (12) 65-66
Smith (F. E.) Library work for children, P.L. (12) 79-83
1907 A. L.A. Library work with children, A. L.A. Bull (i) No 5, 20-21, (2) 61

Hughes (S. C.) Feature work in Terre Haute (Ind.) Library, Lib Occ

No 8, 3
Dodd (H. P.) Care of books in a children's room, P.L. (12) 83-86
Hewins (C. M.) Some things done in Hartford (Conn.) Public Library,

P.L. (12) 86-89
Blanchard (G.) Child and the Public Library, P.L. (12) 91
Conover (M.) Work with children, P.L. (12) 92-93
Children's room in the Chicago Public I. ibrary, P.L. (12) 192
Hardman (E.) Helping children know Library tools, P.L. (12) 299-301
Sikes (L. M.) Advertising the children's room. Lib Occ No 10, 1-2
Ipwa Corppiission's interest in children's reading, la Lib Q. (5) 187

CHILDREN'S READING ROOMS 247

Ryan (E. V.) Games at the Library, Wis Lib Bull (3) 32-33
1908 Ballinger (J.) Municipal Library and its public — Children, L. (N.S.) (9)

173-185
Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British Municipal Libraries,

L. (N.S.) (9) 222
Brif^gs (L) Concerning the Juvenile Library, L.A. (6) 172-179
Stewart (J. D.) Cult of the child and common sense, L.A.R. (10) 281-288,

Discussion 310-312
iNLatthews (C.) Growing tendency to over emphasize the children's side,

^•y- (33) 135-138

Pretlow (M. D.) Opening day — and after, in a Children's Library, L.J.

(33) 177-179
Moore (A. C.) Library membership as a civic force, A. L.A. Bull (2) 372-

380, L.J. (33) 269-274, P.L. (13) 264-266, Minn P.L.C. Notes 127-129
Round Table Meeting on phases of work for children, P.L. (13) 21-22
Relation of Library Commissions to children's work, P.L. (13) 51-52
Building progress in St. Louis, P.L. (13) 98-99
Lyman (E.) Principle of work with children, P.L. (13) 125-126
Taylor (G.) Civic value of Library work with children, A. L.A. Bull (2)

372-382, P.L. (13) 247-248, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 129
Discussion on children's room by Illinois Library Association, P.L. (13)

378-380
Colerick (M. M.) Fort Wayne (Ind.) children's department. Lib Dec No

12, 3-4
Reading list on Library work with children, selected from the A. L.A.

Papers and Proceedings, Lib Dec No 12, 6-8
Straus (E.) Reference work with children, Ohio Bull (4) No 4 1-3, No 5

1-5
Stone (J.) Library buildings and their uses, A. L.A. Bull (2) 358
Children's Librarians' section of A. L.A. Conference, A. L.A. Bull (2) 372-82
Scott (C. E.) Library work with children : reading selected from A. L.A.

Papers, Lib Occ No 12, 6-8
Laurence (I.) Service of folk-lore in education, A. L.A. Bull (2) 381-382
1909 Dallimore (F.) Object lessons to school children in the use of Libraries,

L.A.R. (11) 49-68
Briscoe (W. A.) Recent development in Library work amongst the voung,

L.A.R. (11) 264-267
American tomfoolery, L.W. (11) 301-303, L.J. (34) 107-108
Cleveland Public Library's children's work, L.J. (34) 31, 165-166
Hubert (C. W.) Establishing relations between the children's Library and

other civic agencies, L.J. (34) 195-196
Library work with children's section, L.J. (34) 367-368
Parsons (J.) First children's room, L.J. (34) 552
Special aid for children, P.L. (14) 67
Price (H. N.) Possibilities for work with children in small Libraries,

P.L. (14) 121-123
Work with children — Inter-State Library Conference, P.L. (14) 398-401
Dean (M.) Games for use in Libraries, Wis Lib Bidl (5) 15-16
Are Juvenile Libraries desirable? L.W. (11) 477-479
Moses (M. J.) Experimental temptation, L.J. (34) 247-253
Sayers (W. C. B.) Librarian as a lecturer to children, L.W. (12) 23-27
Helps in Library work with children. Conn Pub Lib Doc (3) 3-6

il24 CHILDREN'S READING ROOMS

1897 Reading rooms for children : replies to circular letter to American

Librarians, P.L. (2) 125-13 1
Children's reading room at Buffalo, P.L. (2) 126
1903 Ballinger (J.) Children's reading halls, L.A.R. (5) 552-558, Discussion

488-489
J907 Children's reading rooms. Lit Yr-Bk (1908) 5Q 1-592

1908 Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British Municipal Libraries,

L. (N.S.) (9) 222

1909 H. (C. W.) Children's room— evening hours, N.Y.L. (i) 186
Jones (K. E.) Children's halls, L.A. (6) 334-335

For particulars relating to Furniture for Children's Reading Rooms, apply to —
Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwydir Chambers, 104, High
Holborn, W.C.

r248 BIBI^WGRAPHY QF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Hammer, G. M,, & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
(^^^ Lii^RAKY Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicag^o, New York, Boston, London
,4.311.^10 JR-O.NEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E125 CHILDREN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS

i 1886 Children's Library Associations, L.iV. (U.S.) (i) 261-66

1887 Constitution, etc., of the Children's Library Association, L.J. (12) 183,

. •--• 224.225'

1889 Children's Library Associations, L.J. (14) 90-1

-\ - , -Libraries wit:h Librar}' Leagues, LJ. (23) 144

1902 Library Clubs, Minn, la mid Wis L.C. Hdbk 56-57

- C907 Duren (F.) Library Bovs' Club: an experiment, la Lib O. (5) 129-131

1908 Clark (G..M.). Children's Literary Club of Muncie (Ind.)T Lib Occ No 8,

• 4-5

1909 Robinson (J. A.) A Library Boys' Club, Wis Lib Bull (5) 5

^126 PICTURE WORK— BULLETIN BOARDS, etc.

'I892-3 Carr (H. J.) Fixtures, furniture, and fittings, U.S. Rept 742
, 1898 Green (S. S.) Use of pictures in Libraries, U.S. Rept 1725-173 1
'1900 Hunt (C. W.) Picture work in children's Libraries, L.J. (25) Conf No 66-67
Moore (E. L.) Picture work in children's Libraries, L.J. (25) Conf No 67-68
Moore (A. C.) Place of pictures in Library work with children, L.J. (25)
, . 159-162, P.L. (5) 281-282

'1901 Gaillard (E. W.) Outcome of the picture bulletin, L.J. (26) 192-193

,. Wallace (C. E.) Bulletin work for children, L.J. (26) Conf No 72-74
^' ' " -Wood (H. A.) Use and value of pictures in the Library, la Lib C.Q. (i)
s 49-52
J9P;2 Root (M. E.) and A. B. Maltby. Picture bulletins in the children's Library,
yVv '■ L.J. (27) Conf No 191-194

'Bulletin boards, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 23-24

^j^, .Picture bulletins, Minn, la and Wisconsin L.C. Hdbk 58-59
..,';"'.. "Garland (C. H.) Mounted pictures for circulation, Minn, la and Wis L.C.
<- - - Hdbk 59-61

Materials used for mounting pictures, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 61
' 1903 Clark (N. A.) Bulletin boards from the decorative point of view, P.L. (8)

313

1905 Smith (B. S.) Methods of securing better reading, P.L. (10) 171-173
J Bowerman (G. F.) Library advertising, P.L. (10) 335-339

How to make a picture bulletin, la Lib C.Q. (5) 52-53

1906 Tfash (L. M. D.) Buljetins for children, L/J. (31) 708-709, Vt L.C. Bull

(2) No 3, 6-7
Moore (A. C.) Making picture bulletins, Wis Lib Bull (2) 11
.-Questions for children to answer. Wis Lib Bull (2) 60
'" " S"uggestions for anniversaries and holiday bulletins. Wis Lib Bull (2) 85-90

^, Thanksgiving picture bulletins, ///, Cal News Notes (i) 347-355
""'Travelling pictures, la Lib O. (5) 112

1907 Ratlibone (F. L.) Picture bulletins practically applied — New York State

Library scheme, L.J. (32) 434
..^ Sikes (L. M.) Advertising the children's room. Lib Occ No lo, 1-2
^" 'Tlfarron (J. S.) Library and the holiday, N.Y.L. (i) 40-41

Chesney (L. D.) Picture collections, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 2, 3-4
Deffenburgh (E.) Spokane picture bulletin, Wash L.A. Bull (3) No i, 8
^ . Suggestions for anniversaries and holiday bulletins, Wis Lib Bull (3) 3-8,
'''"'' ■•'22-25, 60-61, 76-79

How to make a bulletin board. Wis Lib Bull (3) 34-35
Dublin (M.) Picture bulletins. Wis Lib Bull (3) 57-59

1908 Word against picture bulletins, L.J. (33) 183

Weitenkampf (F.) Note on- the artistic side of picture bulletins, L.J- (u)
, 183

Henley (D.) Picture bulletin at Wabash (Ind.) Library, Lib Occ No 11, 5-6
Dana (J. C), Picture bulletins from another point of view, Wis Lib Bull

(3)75

Simith (E. M.) Picture bulletins — a reply to Mr. Dana's article in " Wis-
-— ily' consin Library Bulletin" for September-October, 1907, A. L.A. Bull (2)
d-g:H ,? S, Wis Lib Bull.Ul i€^ir r , • ,

Collmann (S. M.) Pictures in the children's room, Ohio Bull (3) No 11, 1-3

STORY TELLING AND ANNIVERSARIES 2495

Harwood (E.) An effective bulletin, Wis Lib Bull (4) 41
Forbes (M. A.) Bulletiri boards in tlie children's room, Wis Lib Bull (4) 58
Brown (C. E.) Screen bulletins in the State Ilistoriral Society's Museum,
Wis Lib Bull (4) 89-90
1909 Making- picture bulletins for use in Libraries and schools, P.L. (14) 237-238
Dana (J. C.) Notes on pictures for school rooms and the Bibliotheca
I'Eedogogica, L.J. (34) 15-16

E 127 TRAVELLING COLLECTIONS OF PICTURES

1905 Travelling collections of pictures,' Wasli L.A. Bull (i) No 3, 13-16
190O Travelling- pictures, loiva Lib Q. (5) 112

Travelling pictures, Minn P.L.C. Notes (8) 5

Palmer (M.) Picture exchange for small Libraries, Neb Lib Bull No 3, 1-3
1907 Rathbone (F. L.) Picture bulletins practically applied — New York State
Library scheme, L.J. (32) 434

EI28 STORY TELLING— STORY HOUR

1900 Olcott (F. J.) Story telling, etc., L.J. (25) Conf No 69-70

1902 Clarke (E. P.) Story telling, reading aloud, and other special features of

work with children, L.J. (27) 189-190

1903 Bryant (S. C.) Story telling;. P.L. (8) 167

1904 King (E.) Story hour on occupations, P.L. (9) 75-77

1905 Moore (A. C.) Story hour at Pratt Institute Library, L.J. (30) 204-211
Hassler (H. E.) Work with children and schools in the Portland, Oregon.

Public Library, L.J. (30) 214-215
— Common sense and the story hour, L.J. (30) Conf No 76-78
Suggestions for five minute stories, la Lib O. (5) 72-73, 88-90
Palmer (M.) In the neighbourhood of the story hour, Minn P.L.C. Notes

No 5, 12-14
Quigley (M. G.) Telling stories to children, P.L. (10) 351-353
Lyman (E.) Story hour, Wis Lib Bull (i) 4-6

1906 Work with children: symposium, P.L. (11) 193-202
Story hour. Neb Lib Bull No 2, 10-11

Children's story hour at Green Bay, Wis., Library, Wis Lib Bull (2) 19-20

1907 Thwaites (R. G.) Local history in the Library story hour, L.J. (32) 158-

159, Wis Lib Bull (3) 43-44
Hitchler (T.) Telling stories to children, P.L. (12) 89-91
Price (H. W.) Story hour in Libraries, P.L. (12) 347-349
Books for the story hour — stories and ballads of Robin Hood, Lib Occ

No 10, 11-13
Hazeltine (M. E.) Programme for an afternoon with Scott and Burns,

, Wis Lib Bull (3) 98
Story hour an outside help. Wis Lib Bull (3) 98-99

1908 Story hour for children, 11 jx Lib Bull (4) 41

Price (H. L.) Stories to read to children. Wis Lib Bull (4) 59

Dana (J. C.) Story telling in Libraries, P.L. (13) 349-351

Moore (A. C.) Story tolling- in Libraries, /-./. r33) 401-402

Books for the story hour — King Arthur and the Knights of the Round

Table, Lib Occ No 11, 6-7 •

Story hour, Nebraska Lib Bull No 7, 3, ()/?/() Bull (4) No- r, 1-2
Discussion on the story hour by Indiana Library Association, P.L. (13) 411

1909 SayerS (W. C. B.) American Libraries, L.A. (7) 51-54
Clark (A. W.) The story hour, L.J. (34) 164-165

.\ustin (I.) What the school needs from the Library, L.J, (34) 395-39S

Wilson (E. B.) Books of travel (travel hour), la Lib Bull (6) 59-60

Story hour, N.Y.L. (i) 217

Foucher (L. C.) Kinds of stories, P.L. (14) 124-125

Advantages of story telling in Libraries, P.L. (14) 238

Story hour : symposium, P.L. (14) 307-308

EI29 ANNIVERSARIES

19QI Birthdays and anniversaries, la Lib O. (i) 14-15, 29-30, 45, 61-62

Memorial day — reading list on President Lincoln, la Lib Q. (i) 30-32
1903 Morton (J.) Exhibits and special days, P.L. (8) 464-465

1906 Suggestions for anniversaries and holiday-bulletins. Wis Lib Bull (2) 85-91,

(3) 3-8. 22-25, 46-48. 60-61, 76-79

1907 Harron (J. S.) Library and the holiday, N.Y.L. (i) 40-41

250 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Kedder (I. A.) Twelfth nig:ht, Wash L.A. Bull (3) No i, 8-9
Blanchard (A. A.) Lincoln birthday, Wash L.A. Bull (3) No i, 9
Holgate (J.) Saint Valentine's day, Wash L.A. Bull (3) No 1, 9-10
Hallowe'en in the Wisconsin Library School, Wis Lib Bull (3) 95
Hazeltine (M. E.) Programme for an afternoon with Scott and Burns,
Wis Lib Bull (3) 98
1908 Ballinger (J.) Milton Tercentenary, L.A.R. (10) 317-318

Hallowe'en in Wisconsin Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (4) 87-88

E 130 RELATION OF SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES

1876 Adams (C. F.) Junr. Public Library and Schools, L.J. (i) 437-441

1879 Wright (W. H. K.) Public Library and the Board School, L.A. Trans

(2) 38-41, L.J. (4) 4UV411
Foster (W. E.) School and the Library : their mutual relation, L.J. (4)

319-25
Metcalf (R. C.) Reading in the Public Schools, L.J. (4) 343

1880 Foster (W. E.) Relation of the Libraries to the Schools, L.J. (5) 99-104
Green (S. S.) Relation of the Public Library to the Public School, L.J.

(5) 235-45
Chamberlain (M.) Public Library and Public School, L.J. (5) 292-302
1883 Foster (W. E.) Plan of systematic training in reading at School, L.J.

(8)24
Green (S. S.) Report on Libraries and Schools, L.J. (8) 229-33, 2S1-285
Poole (W. F.) Public Library and Public School, L.J. (8) 281

1886 How Public Libraries may benefit Public Schools : Newton Library

Report, L.J. (11) 115
James (H. P.) Co-operation of Newton Library with the Public School,

L.J. (11) 224-225
Utley (H. M.) Relation of the Public Library to the Public School, L.J.

(11) 301-305, Discussion 373

1887 Green (S. S.) Work with Library and School in Worcester, L.J. (12)

119-121
Merrington (M.) Public Libraries and Public Schools, L.J. (12) 156-159
Sickley (J. C.) Course of reading for pupils of the Poughkeepsie Public

Library, L.J. (12) 372-377
Green (S. S.) Library and the School, L.J. (12) 400-402

1889 Wright (VV. H. K.) Lending Libraries and Board Schools, L. (i) 166-70
Sanders (M. A.) Relation of the Public Library to the School, L.J. (14)

79-83

1890 Harris (W. T.) Function of the Library and the School in education,

L.J. (15) Conf No 27-33

1891 Klink (J. S.) Libraries and Schools, L.J. (16) 104

Ogle (J. J.) Place of the Free Library in popular education, L. (3) 401-7
Libraries and education in Liverpool, L.J. (16) 175-6
Green (S. S.) Libraries and Schools, L.J. (16) Conf No 22-6
Brett (W. H.) Use of the Public Library in the Cleveland Schools, L.J.
(16) Conf No 30-1

1892 Soule (C. C.) Co-operation of Libraries with Schools, L.J. (17) 89-90
Coe (E. M.) Relation of Libraries to Public Schools, L.J. (17) 193-4
Hill (F. P.) Newark Public Library and Schools, L.J. (17) 486-7
James (H. P.) Libraries in relation to Schools, U.S. Rept 693-7

1893 Axon (W. E. A.) Place of Libraries in relation to elementary, secondary,

and higher education, L. (5) 265-9
Brooks (E. A.) Public Library and the School, L.J. (18) 185
James (H. P.) Libraries in relation to Schools, L.J. (18) 213-14

1894 Turner (F.) Place of the Public Library in relation to elementary,

secondary, and higher education, /.. (6) 168-78
MacAHster (J. Y. W.) Plea for a closer connection between Public Libraries

and other educational institutions, L. (6) 207-10
Libraries and Schools, L.J. (19) 198
Hewins (C. M.) Relation of the Hartford Public Library to the Public

Schools, L.J. (19) 292-5

1895 Foskett (E.) Educational value of the Public Library movement, and a

reply to some views advanced by Mr. C. Welch, L. (7) 1 10-19
Ogle (J. J.) Relationship of the Public Library Committee to other

educational bodies, L. (7) 129-34
Sharp (K, L.) Libraries in Secondary Schools, L.J. (20) 5

RELATION OF SCHOOLS AM) LfBRARIKS 251

Cole (G. W.) How Teachers should co-operate with Librarians, L.J. (20)

115-18
Sargent (A. L.) Reference work among school children, L.J. (20) 121-122
Bolton (C. K.) Library examinations in Schools, L.J. (20) 122
i8()h Robertson (A. W.) Board School and its relation to the Public Library,

L. (8) 285-297
Dana (J. C.) Libraries and teachers, L.J. (21) 133-4, ^'-l- (0 81-82
Eastman (L. A.) Child, School, and the Library, L. 7. (21) 134-9
Young (C. C.) Public Library and the Public School, L.J. (21) 140-44
Comstock (M. E.) Library as an educational factor, L.J. (21) i47-<)
Dana (J. C.) Libraries and Schools as art educators, L.J. (21) 150
Burdich (E. E.) Educational work of the Jersey Citv Free Library, L.J.

(21) 359-br
Children and the Library : R(>port of Boston Library Committee, L.J. (21)

368
Dana (J. C.) Young people and the Schools, P.L, (i) 81
Miller (l\L) Schools and Libraries, P.L. (i) 89

Bishop (W. W.) School Libraries and Public Libraries, P.L. (i) 94-5
Dewey (M.) New Library development of the National Educational

Association, P.L. (i) 183
— Libraries as educational forces, P.L. (i) 268-9
Parsons (J.) Library and the School, P.L. (i) 313
18 17 Ballinger (J.) Public Libraries and the Schools: an experiment at

Cardiff, L. (9) 239
Discussion on Children's Library work, L.J. (22) 156
Green (S. S.) and others. Work between Libraries and Schools : a

symposium, L.J. (22) 181-7, U.S. Rapt (1898), Vol i, pt i, 673-698
Foerste (A. F.) Public Schools and the Public Library, L.J. (22) 341-4
Fairchild (E. AL) Methods of Children's Library work as determined by

the needs of the children, L.J. (22) Conf No 19-27
Adams (E. L.) Methods of children's work, L.J. {12) Conf No 28-31
Nichols (F. W.) How to induce school reading, P.L. (2) 9
Schriber (M. E.) Co-operation between Librarian and teacher, P.L. (2)

12-13
Klink (J. S.) Use of Libraries by school children, P.L. (2) 16
Bicknell (P. F.) University and College Libraries, and their relation to

the Library movement, P.L. (2) 301-10
Galbreath (L. H.) Books for various grades, P.L. (2) 304
Mountjoy (J. C.) Schools and Libraries, P.L. (2) 368
Mackenzie (Supt.) Muskegon Schools : the Public School and the Public

Library, P.L. (2) 423-426

1898 Ogle (J. J.) Public Library and the Public Elementary School — a note

and an experiment, L. (8) 93-5
Abbott (T. C.) Relation of the Public Libraries to other educational

institutions, L. (8) 428-34
Instruction in the use of reference books and Libraries in Schools, L.J.

{2},) Conf No 84-92
Adams (E. L.) Library work with the schools, L.J. (23) 137-41
Druar (^L) Public Library as an aid to the school room, L.J. (23) 143-144
Cragan (E. F.) Work with the Schools at the New York Circulating

Library, L.J. (23) 194-5
Manny (F. A.) Place of the Library in educational work, P.L. (3) 42-4
Warren (L) Instruction in the use of books in a Normal School, P.L. (3)

Co-operation between Libraries and Schools at Elgin (III.), P.L. (3) 153

National Educational Association : Co-operation between Schools and
Libraries, P.L. (3) 154

Folsom (C.) How can and should the Library work assist the School?
P.L. (3) 164

Co-operation between Libraries and Schools, P.L. (3) 153-7

Daniels (]. F.) Library work at the State Normal School, Greely,
Colorado, P.L. (3) 167-8

Children's Schools and Libraries : lists of articles on the subject by M.
Dickinson, P.L. (3) 245

Foster (W. E.) Co-operation between Schools and the Library in Provi-
dence. P.L. (3) 244

1899 Axon (W. E. A.) Library and the School, L.A.R. (i) 151-3
Little (G. T.) Library and the small College. L.J. (24) 50-3

252 BTBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Public Libraries and the Public Schools, L.A.R. 221-2

Circular of the N.E.A. Committee on Public Libraries and Public Schools,

L.J. (24) III
Druar (M.) Public Library as an aid in the school-room, L.J. (24) 143-4
Davidson (C.) Library work in Schools, L.J. (24) 150
Luland (C. G.) Work with the Schools in the Buffalo Library, L.J. (24)

150-1 «

Wright (P. B.) Relation of the Library to the Public School, P.L. (4) 11-3
[ones (Miss) The College and the Library, P.L. (4) 77-80
Clarke (E. P.) Library and the School, P.L. (4) 1 16-18
Finney (B. A.) High School instruction in use of reference books, P.L.

(4) 315-17
Conover (M.) What can the Library best do for children? P.L. (4) 317-20
Wilson (L. N.) Is the Public Library doing all it can for the teacher?

P.L. (4) 329-331 ...

Milner (A. B.) Instruction in use of catalogues and reference books in

Normal Schools, P.L. (4) 324-6
Report of the Committee of N.E.A. on relations of Libraries to Schools,

U.S. Kept 663-719
McMurray (C. A.) Relation of the School to Libraries, U.S. Rept 678-9
Williams (S.) Public Libraries and Public Schools, U.S. Rept 665-6
Jones (M. L.) Report of Sub-Committee of N.E.A. on relation of

Libraries to Normal Schools, U.S. Rept 689-96
Dana (J. C.) Librarian's spirit and methods in working with Schools,

U.S. Rept 710-17

1900 Elmendorf (H. L.) Public Library books in Public Schools, L.J. (25) 163-5
Library section of the N.E.A., L.J. (25) 588-90

McCrory (H. L.) School and Library, a practical paper on methods,
P.L. (5) 9-1 1

1901 Sargent (M. E.) Library work with Schools, L.A.R. (3) 205-8
Rathbone (J. A.) Co-operation between Libraries and Schools, an

historical sketch, L.J. (26) 187-91
Library Department, N.E.A., L.J. (26) 395-7
Prentice (M. L.) Vitalizing the relation between Library and School :

(i) The School, L.J. (26) Conf No 78-80
Warren (T.) Vitalizing the relation between Library and School :

(2) The Library, L.J. (26) Conf No 81-2
Sargent (M. E.) How to interest schools in the Library, P.L. (6) 9-1 1
Brett (W. H.) Relation of Library and School, P.L. (6) 64-5
McNeill (A. H.) What the Normal School may do to provide for Library

work in Schools, P.L. (6) 80-1
Barbour (O. F.) Library and the School, P.L. (6) 86-7
Institute of Normal School Librarians : suggestion for co-operation, P.L.

(6)91
McCrory (H. L.) Library work for the children, P.L. (6) 93-5
Daniels (J. F.) To the Normal School Librarians who need it, P.L. (6)

197-200
Higginson (T. W.) Education and the Public Library, P.L. (6) 433-4
Library section of N.E.A., P.L. (6) 498-503
Graham (E.) Co-operation between Schools and Libraries, P.L. (6) 534-6

1902 Moore (A. C.) Library visits to Public Schools, L.J. (27) iSi-6
Hill (J. F.) School and the Library, L.J. (27) 186-8

Public Library as a part of the School system, L.J. (27) 198

Ahern (M. E.) Co-operation between Libraries and Schools, P.L. (7) 99-1 11

Fordyce (E.) Libraries and the Schools, P.L. (7) 114- 16

Haney (J. D.) How shall the Public Libraries help the High School,

P.L. (7) 224-7
National Educational Association, annual meeting, P.L. (7) 377-8
Library and the School, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 37
Fordyce (E. J.) Libraries and the .Schools, Ja Lib O. (2) 18-19

1903 Elmendorf (H. L.) School department of Buffalo Public Library, L.J.

(28) 157-60. For view see 154
Fitzgibbon (T. F.) Relation of Superintendent of Schools to the Library,

P.L. (8) 90-3
.Salisbury (G. E.) Library work in a State Normal School, P.L. (8) 93-4
Milner (A. N.) What the Normal School can do for the teachers on the

Library side, P.L. (S) 05-6
Danielson (C. L.) What the teacher wants of the Library, P.L. (8) 97-8

RELATION OF SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES 253

Daniels (J. F.) Library conditions and a plan for their betterment, P.L.

(8) 100- I
Doring (F. W.) How we use tlic Library, P.L. (8) 104-6
Helpful things done by Libraries fi.r teachers and children, P.L. (S) 409
Gunthrop (P.) What can the Public Librarv do for the College Library,

P.L. (8) 454-7

1904 Tupp (G. H.) Can the Public Librarv and the Public School be mutually

helpful, L.J. (29) 173-5
Wart (M. F.) Library work in a Preparatory School, L.J. (29) 182
Doren (E. C.) Library and the School work now done, L.J. (29) Conf

No 153-7
Gilbert (C. B.) Public Library and Public School, L.J. (29) 169-73
Hazeltine (M. E.) Co-operation of Librarian and Kindergartner, L.J. (29)

468-74
Tait (A.) Public Library in its relation to Technical School, L.W. (6) 201-3
Work with Schools and students, Newark, N.J., P.L. (g) 12
Hoag (J. P.) Co-operation of the Public Library and Public Schools,

P.L. {9) 225-7
Josephson (G. S.) Library in its relation with scholars and learned

societies, P.L. (9) 322-3
Library work with the Schools, plans of Library Commission of Indiana,

P.L.' (9) 500-1

1905 Ford (M. C.) School Library question in New York City, L.J. (30) 211-14
Hassler (H. E.) W'ork with children and Schools in Portland, Oregon,

L.J. (30) 214-17
Owen (E. B.) Notes on the Hartford Librarv in relation to the Schools,

L.J. (30) 217-18
Gaillard (E. W.) Experiment in School Library work, L.J. (30) 201-4
School Library meeting in Ann Arbor, Mich., L.J. {^o) 286-287
Carter (B.) School Libraries, L.W. (8) 29
Jast (L. S.) Library work with Schools in the United States, L.W. (8)

34-36
Htitchins (F. A.) School work of a Librarian, P.L. (10) 167-8
Hopkins (F. W.) Library work in High Schools, P.L. (10) 170-171
Dewey (M.) Relation of School Libraries to Public Library system, P.L.

(10) 224-5
Brett (W. H.) School and the Library, P.L. (10) 225-227
Work with Schools : reports from Wisconsin Libraries, Wis Lib Bull

(i) 20-23
Ellis (H.) Some things the Madison, Wisconsin, Public Library does,

Wis Lib Bull (i) 45
Library exhibit by a Normal School, P.L. (10) 361
Stewart (J. D.) Technical education and Public Libraries in England,

P.L. (10) 455-457
Wright (R. H.) How to make the Librarv useful to High School pupils,

P.L. (10) 480-482
Riggs (J- T.) Why does the School need the Library? P.L. (10) 507-509

1906 Closer relations between Libraries and educational authorities :

symposium, L.A.R. (8) 26S-276
Clark (G. T.) Methods of School circulation of Library books, L.J. (31)

155-157
Bowerman (G. F.) School work of Columbia Public Library, L.J. (31)

165-166
Ouigley (M. G.) Systematic instruction in the use of the Library at

Grand Rapids, Mich., L.J. (31) 166-167
Gilson (N. J. M. L.) Library and School work in Newark, L.J. (31) 167-8
Scott (C. A.) Suggestions on forming a professional Library for teachers,

L.J. (31) 168-169
SchaefTer (N. C.) Relation of Libraries to the Schools, L.J. (31) Conf

No. 196-200
Mendenhall (L M.) Library and School co-operation, Lib Occ Nos 1-4, 5-7
Organization of the Library profession in the United States, P.L. (11)

11-12
Work with the Schools, P.L. (11) 84-S5
Henry (W. E.) Library reading course, P.L. (ii) 3(^0-307
Dana (J. C.) School Libraries and their value, P.L. (ti) 435
Power (E. L.) Library in its relation to Elemcntarv Schools, P.L. (11)

'544-548

254 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

("o-operation between the School Library and the Public Library, Minn

P.L.C. Notes (7) 2-4
Kunze (W. F.) Public Library and the Public School, Minn P.L.C. Notes

(9) 19-22
Connor (F. C.) Public Library and the Public School, Minn P.L.C. Notes

(9) 22-25
Wilson (M. Z.) How the School and the Library may help each other,

Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i, 7-8
Pockham (G. W.) Circular of information to teachers of Milwaukee,

Wis Lib Bull (2) 38

1907 Tighe (R. J.) Relations between Libraries and Schools from the School

side, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 90-92 ,
McCiirdy (M. D.) Methods to be used by Libraries working with Schools

to encourage use of real literature, .4.L./1. Bull (i) Conf No 289-293
Co-operation between Public Libraries and Schools, L.A.R. (9) 581-584
VV'harey (J. B.) Modern teaching and the Library, L.J. (32) 153-156
Ranck (S. H.) Library and the School in Grand Rapids, L.J. (32) 162-64
Right start, or don't be a auitter : leaflet sent to pupils in Grand Rapids,

P.L. (12) 65-66
Smith (F. E.) Library work for children, P.L. (12) 79-S3
Graham (R. C.) Library and the small College, P.L. (12) 218-220
Hardman (E.) Helping children know Library tools, P.L. (12) 299-301
Circular sent to teachers of the Public Schools of Oak Park (U.S.)i P-I-

(12) 302-303
Greene (C. S.) Report of Committee on relations between Schools and

Libraries, Cal News Notes (2) 88-89
Jones (M. L.) School and the Library — Pomona and Los Angeles, Cal

News Notes ,(2) 90-92
Huntington (S.) Library and the Country School, Cal News Notes (2) 92-3
Maher (M.) Relation of Libraries to Public Schools from the teacher's

standpoint, Cal News Notes (2) 93-94
(Jerould (J. T.) Co-operation between the School and I^ibrary, Minn

P.L.C. Notes (2) 70-73
Dousman (M. E.) Books for the play-ground, Wis Lib Bull (3) 83-84
Buell (H. C.) Library and its functions, Wis Lib Bull (3) 17-21
Library work with Schools in Omaha, Neb Lib Bull No 4, 2-5
Brindley (S.) How may the teacher help the Library? Neb Lib Bull No

4. S-7
How the Library may serve the School, ISieb Lib Bull No 4, 8-9

1908 School work of New York Public Library, L.J. (33) 143-144
(."o-operation between Libraries and Schools, L.J. (33) 303

Felmby (H.) How far should courses in Normal Schools and Teachers'

Colleges seek to acquaint all teachers with the ways of organizing and

using School Libraries? L.J. (33) 305-308
Jewell (A.) Public Libraries and the School problem, L./. {^;^) 309-311
Mendenhall (L M.) Library instiuction in Normal Schools, P.L. (13)

38-40, 91-93, 124-125
Chamberlain (A. D.) Work with Schools, Vt L.C. Bull (4) No 2, 1-4
Aids to Children's Library work, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 7, 136-137
Braincrd (J. F.) Work wi'th Schools in New Rochelle (N.Y.), N.Y.L. (i)

108-109
School and the Public Library, .WY.L. (i) 130-131
Mathews (H. S.) Co-operation between the Public Librarv and Parochial

Schools, Wis Lib Bull (4) 26
Library work with Schools, Wis Lib Bull (4) 54-55
Jones (F. L.) Reference work with Schools in the Indianapolis Public

Library, Lib Occ No 12, 4-6
Relationship of Libraries and Schools, L.J. (33) 427
Schulz (W. H.) Relation of the School to the Public Library, Wis Lib

Bull (4) 93-95

1909 Greene (C. S.) Relation between Schools and Libraries, Cal News Notes

(4) 239-240
Dallimore (F.) Object lessons to School children in the iise of Libraries,

L.A.R. (11) 49-68
Blair (R.) Public Libraries and Public Schools, L.A.R. (11) 195-197
Briscoe (W. A.) Recent development in Librarv work amongst the young,

L.A.R. (11) 264-267

I

SCHOOL LIBRARIES 255

Baker (E. A.) Co-operation with the Elementary Scliools, L.A.R. (11)

145-147
Daniels (J. F.) The empty heart : paper on educational future of

Libraries, L.J. (34) 4-8
Ranck (S. S.) How to make the Library of greater service to the student

of School age, L.J. (34) 52-54
Public Libraries and Libraries in Schools contributed from various

American Libraries, L.J. (34) 145-153
Hall {M. E.) What the Librarian may do for the High School, L.J. (34)

154-159
Liveright (A. F.) How may the use of books and Library catalogues be

made a subject of study in Normal Schools, L.J. (34) 160-162
Colby (C. \V.) Library and education, L.J. (34) 340-345
Austin (L) What the School needs from the Library, L.J. (34) 395-398
Papers read at Lake George " Library Week," L.J. (34) 441-443
Jewell (A.) Public Library and the School problem, P.L. (14) 117-119
Canfield (J. H.) Library's part in education, P.L. (14) 120
Work with Schools, P.L. (14) 141-142

Actual co-operation between Libraries and Schools, P.L. (14) 142-143
Mead (H. R.) Value of the study reference work in Public Schools, P.L.

(14) 258-259
'Co-operation. Declaration of the N.E.A. at Denver, P.L. (14) 294
Earned (J. W.) School and the Library — part of an address, Wis Lib

Bull (5) 61-62
Relations of Libraries and Schools, Wis Lib Bull (5) 62-65
Teachers' Examination in Library work, Wis Lib Bull (5) 66
Library instruction in Normal Schools : results of replies to a circular sent

out from Newark (N.J.) Public Library, P.L. (14) 147
Gauss (C.) Popular education in literature, L.J. (34) 391-394
Public Library and the School are parts of the educational system, Penn

Lib Notes (2) No 3, 1-2

E131 SCHOOL LIBRARIES

1887 Cox (H. T.) London School Board Libraries, L.C. (4) 169- 171

Libraries and Schools : results of new experiment in Worcester, Mass.,
L.J. (12) 400

1889 School Library : a factor in education, L.J. (14) 343

Hardy (G. E.) School Library as a factor in education, L.J. (14) 343-347

1892 Little (G. T.) School and College Libraries, U.S. Rept 916-933

.1893 Branch Libraries in Schools, L.J. (18) 291-292

1895 Sharp (K. L.) Libraries in Secondary Schools, L.J. (20) Conf No 76-77

1896 Comstock (JVL E.) Library as an educational factor, L.J. (21) 147
Proposed Library section of the National Educational Association : scheme

to provide Libraries for Schools. L.J. (21) 149-150
Van Sickle (J. IL) Libraries in the schoolroom, L.J. (21) 152
Hutchins (F. A.) Township School Libraries of Wisconsin, L.J. (21) 185-6
Denver School Library, P.L. (i) 54
Bishop (W. W'.) School Libraries and Public Libraries, P.L. (i) 94

1897 Wright (W. H. K.) On London School Libraries, 2nd hit Conf 239
Vincent (C. W.) On the Libraries of the London School Board, 2nd hit

Conf 238
Doren (E. C.) School Libraries, L.J. (22) 190-193
Cheener (W. H.) Use and abuse of School Libraries, P.L. (2) 349-351
English (M. F.) Classification of School Libraries, P.L. (2) 351
Mountjoy (J. C.) School Library, P.L. (2) 368

1899 Hutchins (F. .X.) Securing Libraries for rural Schools, V .S. Rept 700-703
— Present condition of School Libraries in rural Schools in villages of

less than 2,500 inhabitants, L^.*>. Rept 703-704
Newcombc (C. S.) Schoolroom Libraries, U.S. Rept 718-719
Crowell (M.) School Library in the School room, P.L. (4) 51-53

1900 Winks (W. E.) An attempt to solve the School Library problem, L.:\.R.

(2) 190-199
KImendorf (H. L.) Public Library books in Public Schools, L.J. (25) 163

1901 Berkley (M. L.) Primary Schoolroom Libraries. P.L. (6) 77-70

Stanley (H. H.) Schoolroom reference room in Brookline Library, P.L.

(6) 398-400
Class List of $500 Library recommended for Schools, N.Y.S.L. Rfipt (84)
Iowa School District Libraries, la Lib O. (i) 10, (2) 12

^56 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY . ECONOMY

igoiz Iowa Schoolroom Libraries, la Lib O. (2) 34

^ Heard (E, B.) McKinley Memorial Libraries for Public Schools, P.L. (7)

'" 116

Sabine (H.) Rural ^hool Libraries, U.S. Rept 5791-581
1903 Dodd (H. P.) Schoolroom Libraries in Newark, New Jersey, P.L. (8) 317-8
1904^ Baldwin (E. G.) Some old forgotten School Libraries, L.j. (19) 173

Mi^. Kipling-'s idea^ for a School Library, L.W. (7) 163-164
,. Act to encourage local School authorities in establishing School Libraries

for use in the common Schools, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87) 80-87

1905 Dublin Public Libraries Committee scheme to provide books for loan

through the Primary Schools, An Leah (i) 152-156 •
Gaillard (E. W.) An- experiment in School Library work, L.].. (30) 201
Ford (M. C.) School Library question in New York City, L./. (30) 211-14
Carter (B.) School Libraries, L.W. (S) 29-34

Jast (L. S.) Library work with Schools in the United States, L.W. (8) 35-6
Stewart (J. D.) School Libraries, L.W. (8) 173-177
Dewey (M.) Relation of School Libraries to the Public Library system,

P.L. (jo) 2^4-225
Wright (R. H.) How to make the Library useful to High School pupils,^
~ • P.L. (10) 460-462

Travelling School Library system, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 2-4, 23-26

Dewev (H. B.) County circulating School Libraries in Washington,

Wash LA. Bull (i) 5-7 ■

Ellis (H.) Some things the Madison, Wisconsin, Public Library does,.

Wis Lib Bull (1) 45

1906 Esdaile (A.) Public Schools and their Libraries, L. (N.S.) (7) 366-375
Clark (G. T.) Method of School circulation of Library books, L.J. (31)

155-157
Dana (J. C.) School Libraries and their value, P.L. (11) 435
■ Co-operation between the School Library and the Public Library, Minn

P. L.C. Notes No 7, 2-4 ' .

Reynolds (M. M.) Status of School Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No i,

9-10
Care and use of Township Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 61-62
•Edwards (G. O.) Circular to principals and teachers. Wis Lib Bull (2)

10-11
School Library notes. Neb Lib Bull No 2, 4-8
Teclvham (G. W.) Child and the book, Wis Lib Bu/r(2). 90-93

1907 Haines (J.) Work of a small School Library, L.J. (32) 159-160

Briggs (W. B.) Reference work in Public and College Libraries, L.J.

(32) 492-495
Huntington (S.) Library and the County Schools, Cal Notes and News

No 2, 92-93
Maher (M.) Relation of Libraries to Public Schools from the teacher's

standpoint, CaZ News Notes No 2, 93-94
Beckley (J. M. ) Proper organization of the School Library, Minn P. L.C.

Notes No 2, 73-75 ■". ^' )•''■'■■■ ■

Ely (R.) Reference work in School Libraries, Minn P. L.C. Notes No 2,

75-77
Parlin (C.) Successful High School Library at Waiusau, Wis Lib Bull (3)

44-45

1908 Marvin (C.) Library Commissions and Rural Schools, A. L.A. Bull (2)

3H-3^5. Discussion 315-317
Henry (W. E.) Library as an educational equipment, P.L. (13) 291-294
Matthews (C.) Growing tendency to over-emphasize the children's side,

■L./. (33) 135-138
Ballinger (J.) Municipal Library at Cardiff and its public, L. (N.S.) (9)

173-185

1909 Walker (J. E.) The School Library, L.A. (6) 319-321
Barnes (W. E.) School Libraries in London, L.A.R. (11) 7-8

' School Libraries in New York, L.J. (34) 15
Public Libraries and Libraries in Schools contributed from various-

(American] Libraries, /../. (34) 145-153
Hall (M. E.) Librarian in the High School, L.J. (34) 154-159, P.L. (14) 2rg
For particulars relating to School Library Furniture, apply to —
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

READING OF THE YOUNG 257

E132 TRAVELLING SCHOOL LIBRARIES

1905 Gaillard (E. W.) Experiment in School Library work — New York
Travelling- School Libraries, L.J. (30) 201
Dewey (H.B.) County Circulating School Libraries, Wash L..\. Bull (i)
No 2, 5-7

1907 Huntington (S.) Library and the Country School, Cal Netvs Notes (2) 92-3
Dewey (H. B.) County circulating School Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull

No 2, 5-7

E133 SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARIES

1879 Brooks (M. H.) Sunday School Libraries, L.J. (4) 338-341

1881 Chamberlain (L. T.) Sunday School Libraries — charging system, L.J.

(6) 159-160
Sunday School method of charging books, L.J. (6) 288-289

1882 Green (S. S.) Selection of books for Sunday School Libraries, L.J. (7)

250-251
1885 Cheney (C. P.) Association of Sunday School Libraries, L.J. (10) 125
188S Wheeler (M. T.) Sunday School Library, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 391-401

1898 Steiner (B. C.) Sunday School Library, L.J. (23) 276-277
Discussion on Sunday School Libraries, L.J. {22,) Conf No 170
Manny (F.) Place of the Library in educational work, P.L. (3) 42
Books' for a Sunday School Library, P.L. (3) 49

1899 New Jersey Library Association — Discussion on Sunday School Libraries,

L.J. (24) 162
Yust (\V. F.) Sunday School Library, its nature and functions. P.L. (4)
20-22

1900 Foote (E. A.) Charging system for Sunday School Libraries, P.L. (5) 59
Chamberlain (F. W.) Sunday School Library charging system, P.L. (5)

5S-59
Sunday School Libraries, L.J. (25) 68-69

Pittsburgh Carnegie Branch Libraries in Sunday Schools, P.L. (5) 219
Dixon (M. A.) Sunday School Libraries, P.L. (5) 21 1-2 12
Hurlbut (J. L.) Sunday School Libraries, past present and future, P.L.

(5) 398

1901 Foote (E. A.) Sunday School Libraries agam, P.L. (6) 332-333

Public Library no substitute for that of the Sunday School, P.L. (6) 16
1905 Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.L. (10) 163-167, 215-217, 259-261

Books for Sunday Schools, Wis Lib Bull (i) 64
190O Public Library as an aid in Sunday School work, L.J. (31) 717-718

Circulation, L.J. (31) Conf No 259-263

Smith (C. W.) Public Library and allied agencies. Wash L.A. Bull (2) 1-2

1908 Reading List on Sunday School Libraries, Cal News Notes (3) 133-134
For particulars relating to Sunday School Library applia)ices, apply to —

Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New Y'ork, Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

E134 READING OF THE YOUNG

1876 Green (S. S.) Personal relations between Librarian and readers, L.J. (i) 74
Kite (W.) Fiction in Public Libraries, L.J. (i) 273
Fletcher (W. L) Public Libraries and the young, U.S. Kept 412-418

1879 Wells (K. G.) Responsibility of parents in the selection of reading for

the young, L.J. (4) 325-330
Brooks (M. H.) Sunday School Libraries, L.J. (4) 338-341
Bean (M. A.) Evil of unlimited freedom in the use of Juvenile fiction,

L.J. (4) 341-343
.VIetcalf (R. C.) Reading in the Public Schools, L.J. (4) 343-345
Clarke (J, F.) Address on reading, L.J. (4) 355-357
Higginson (T. W.) Sensational fiction in Public Libraries, L.J. (4) 345,

357-359
Atkinson (W. P.) Address : opposing sensational fiction, L.J. (4) 359-362
Chamberlain (M.) Address : Danger of sensational fiction, L.J. (4) 362-366

1880 — Public Library and Public School, L.J. (5) 290

1881 Dall (C. H.) Fiction in Public Libraries, L.J. (6) 156

1882 Hewins (C. M.) Boys' and girls' reading, L.J. (7) 1S2
Green (S. S.) Books for boys and girls, L.J. (7) 182

I

258 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1883 Foster (W. E.) Systematic training at school, L.J, (8) 24

Bean (M. A.) Report on the reading of the young, L.J. (8) 217-227

1884 Stimson (H. A.) Boys and books, L.J. (9) 142

1885 James (H. P.) Report on reading of the young, L.J. (10) 278-291
Free Library and the dime novel, L.J. (10) 105

1887 Hanaway (F. S.) Children's Library in New York, L.J. (12) 158, 185

1888 Crunden (F. M.) and C. A. Blanchard. Reading by School children and

College students, L.J. (13) 89-90

1889 Sargent (M.) Report on reading of the young, L.J. (14) 226
Hubbard (J. M.) Are Public Libraries public blessings, L.J. (14) 407-9

1891 Thurston (E. P.) How can the character of the reading be improved, L.J.

(i(^) 47
Home Libraries of Children's Aid Society, L.J. (16) 278
Hewins (C. M.) Boys' and girls' reading, L.J. (16) 278

1892 — Reading of the young, U.S. Rept 944-75

1893 — Report on reading of the young, L.J. (18) 251-53
Discussion on reading of the young, L.J. (18) Conf No 58-62

1894 Stearns (L. E.) Report on reading of the young, L.J. (19) Conf No 81-87,

136-7

1895 Coe (E. M.) What can be done to help a boy after he has fallen into the

" Dime novel habit," L.J. (20) 1 18-19
Merrington (M. E.) How may we make the guiding of pupils' reading a

part of the teacher's work, L.J. (20) 1 19-21
Sawin (J. M.) Some successful methods of developing children's interest

in good literature, L.J. (20) 377-9

1896 Burgess (T. C.) Means of leading boys from the dime novels to better

literature, L.J. (21) 144-7

1897 Hewins (C. M.) Books that children like, 2nd Int Conf 111-117, Discus-

sion 237-240
Dana (J. C.) Our youngest readers, 2nd Int Conf 118-119, Discussion
237-240

— Children's reading; what some teachers say, L.J. (22) 1S7-190
Russell (J. E.) Observations upon children's reading, L.J. (22) 194
Foster (VV. E.) Developing a taste for good literature, L.J. (22) 245-247
Stearns (L. E.) Educational force of children's reading, P.L. (2) 6
Nichols (F. J.) How to induce school reading, P.L. (2) g-ii

Resor (J. H.) Boy and the book; or, the Public Library a necessity, P.L.

(2) 282-5

1898 Hewins (C. M.) Report on Children's reading, L.J. (23) Conf No 35-9
Hill (F. P.) Books of fiction, P.L. (3) 118

Dana (J. C.) Fiction in Public Libraries, P.L. (3) 212

1899 Roebuck (G. E.) Child in the Library, L.A. (2) 9-10

Hunt (C. W.) Some means by which children may be led to better books,

L.J. (24) 147-9
Williams (S.) In regard to reading, P.L. (4) 57

1900 Sargent (A. L.) Children's books and periodicals, L.J. (25) Conf No 64-5
Study of children's reading, L.J. (25) 171

Children's lectures at Brookline Public Library, L.J. (25) 333

1901 Lane (E. N.) and J. F. Farrar. Methods of evaluating children's books,

L.J. (26) 194-7 *

Guiding light reading in High Schools, L.J. (26) 202
Dana (J. C.) Things children should know, P.L. (6) 98-9

— Things every one should know, la Lib O. (i) 33-35
Ahern (M. E.) Reading for young people, la Lib Q. (i) 44-45
Freeman (M. W.) Summer reading for children : an experiment, la Lib

Q-{^) 57-5H

1902 Welch (C.) Children's reading at home, L.J. (27) 196-7
Crafts (L. M.) Reading of our youth, P.L. (7) 1 17-19
Sackell (Miss) Children's Librarians, P.L. (7) 303-5

1903 Hunt (C. W.) Winter reading, P.L. (8) 56-7

Eastman (C. W.) Educational ideals in School and Library, la Lib Q.

(3) 25-28

1904 Notes on children's reading, L.J. (29) 476-7

1905 Smith (B. S.) Methods of securing better reading, P.L. (10) 171-3
Children's reading, P.L. (10) 353

Hall (G. S.) What children do read and what they oughi to read, P.L.

(10) 391-3
Vacation reading, la Lib O. (5) 32

METHODS OF RECORDING STATISTICS 259

Clough (VV. G.) Directing- the reading of the young, Wis Lib Bull (1) 50-1
Cummings (R. R.) How to interest children in classed books, la Lib Q.

(5) 96

1906 Gleeson (C. F.) Word on picture books, good and bad, P.L. (11) 171-4
Fairy tales: principles of estimation, P.L. (11) 175-8

Buren (M. Van-) Children's reading, Vt L.C. Bull (2) No 3, 5-6
Prizes offered to children, la Lib (). (5) 122

1907 McCurdy (M. D.) Methods to be used by Libraries working with Schools

to encourage the use of real literature, /I.L..1. Bull (1) Conf No 289-293
Gatch (R. G.) Relation of the parent and Librarian to children's reading,

la Lib O. (5) 175-177
Iowa Commissions intirest in children's reading, la Lib O. (5) 1S7
Crafts (L. M.) President's address, Minn P. L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 37-39
Olson (N. A.) Reading of the young person, Minn P. L.C. Notes (2) No

4, 57-62
Lamb (A. A.) Reading of the child, Minn P. L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 62-64
Lawrence (L) Cultural value of books for children, Minn P. L.C. Notes

(2) No 4, 77-80
Peckham (G. W.) Child and the book, Wis Lib Bull (2) 90-93

1908 Hull (G. S.) Children's reading; as a factor in their education, L.J. (33)

123-128
Atkinson (F, W.) Reading of the young people, L.J. (33) 129-134
Dodd (H. P.) Undistinguished authors: their use in a children's room,

L.J. (33) 138-141
Children's reading, P.L. (13) 158

Briggs (L) Concerning the Juvenile Library, L.A. (6) 172-179
Appreciation of literature, la Lib O. (5) 202-203
What do children read? la Lib Q. (5) 203-204
Hitchler (T.) Children's reading, N.Y.L. (i) 105-107
Jordan (A. AL) German principles for selection of children's books, P.L.

(13) 1-3
Hewins (C. M.) What vou can get out of a Henty book, N.l.L. (i) 6-8,

Wis Lib Bull (4) 15-16
Good juvenile books of 1907, Lib Occ No 12, 9-12
Notes on children's books, Lib Occ No 12, 1-3

Pearson (E. L.) Amateur's notion of boys' books, A. L.A. Bull {2) 158-62
i9oq Books that boys like, P.L. (14) 140

Hassler (H. E.) Notes on children's books taken at lectures, P.L. (14)

136-139
Miers (H. A.) Golden age of readers, L.A. (7) 22-32, Discussion 32-35
See also Juvenile Book selection, G 24

E135 STATISTICS— METHODS OF RECORDING, etc.

1876 Winsor (J.) Statistics, U.S. Rept 714

Yates (J.) Leeds indicator and statistics record, L.J. (i) 443
Co-operation Committee of A. L.A. : Report on statistics, L.J. (i) 429-432,

(2) 37-38
Poole (VV. F.) Record of circulation — description of ,an automatic appliance

for recording book issues, U.S. Rept 502-504
i87<) Hav (J. T.) Note on classification used in recording statistics of issues,

L.A. Trans (2) 85-S7
1880 Report of Statistical Committee, L.A. Trans (3) 12-14
1883 Cutter (C. A.) Library statistics, L.J. (8) 7

1889 — Presidential address, St. Louis C-onfenMice, L.J. (14) 14S

1890 Provocative to a discussion on Library statistics, L. (2) 258-263

1892 Biscoe (W. S.) Pamphlets, U.S. Rept 827

1893 Method of recording statistics, Discussion by Messrs. Jones, Brett,

Crunden, Dewey, .and Cutter, L.J. (18) Conf No 72

1894 Bolton (H. C.) Charging systems and statistics, L.J. (19) 225-226
1896 Bostwick (A. E.) What adults and children read, L.J. (21) 444-446

- - New method of stating circulation, L.J. (21) 96-98

1899 F)orcn (E. C.) Statistics and reports, L.J. (24) 57-59

1900 Bostwick (.\. E.) Volumes and circulation : a study in percentages, L.J.

(25) Conf No 29-32
Discussion on Library statistics, L.W. (3) 193-196
Bostwick (.\. E.) Tyrannv and deceitfulness of statistics, P.L. (6) 190-192

1901 Minto (J.) Public Library statistics, L. (N.S.) (2) 164-171

26o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Libwary, L. (N.S.)

(2) 402-404
Wright (P. B.) Misleading Library statistics, L.J. (26) 274
Teggart (F. J.) Science of Library statistics, L./. (26) 796-800
Maw (T. E.) Library statistics, L.W. (3) 315-316

1902 Bostwick (A. E.) Is individual reading increasing or decreasing? L.J.

(27) 124-125
Sanborn (A. S.) Method of keeping statistics of expenditure, L.J. (27)

1007-100S
Daily statistics and the annual report, 7a Lib Q. (2) 5-6
Reports and statistics, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 47-48

1903 Bostwick (A. E.) Weak points in Library statistics, L.J. (28) Conf No

81-82, P.L. (8) 356
Stewart (J. D.) True fiction percentage, L.W. (6) 177-181

1904 Statistical report, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 57-58
Bostwick (A. E.) Library statistics, L.J. (29) 5-6

1905 Elliott (G. H.) Method of popularising standard books other than novels,

L.A.R. (7) 156-157
Quickest method of getting the totals of the circulation statistics for the
""annual report, Wis Lib Bull (4) 60

1907 Lancaster (A.) Library statistics, L.A.R. (9) 500-505
Rules for counting circulation, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 161
Sex ratio of Library users, L.J. (32) 561

Comparative Library statistics, L. IF. (10) 10-12

1908 Browne (M. W.) Travelling Library statistics— League of Library

Commissioners, A.L.A. Bull 306-309
Brown (J. D.) American Library statistics— a query, L.W. (10) 113-114,

i--J- (33) 395 ., . . r , , ^ ^

Rathbone (F. L.) American Library statistics — an answer, L.J. (33) 506-7
Mackenzie (G.) Reference issues, L.W. (11) 159-160
Use of fiction catalogue, L.J. (33) 380
Over-emphasis on circulation, N.Y.L. (1) 97-98
For particulars relating to various methods of recording statistics, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

E136 REPORTS

1888 Foster (W. E.) Necessity of giving name of State with that of City on

Library reports, L.J. (13) 204

1889 Rosenau'(N. S.) Co-operation of Libraries in collecting annual reports,

L.J. (14) 473-475 . , . x o

1890 Crunden (F. M.) Library reports, L.J. (15) 198-200

1891 Madeley (C.) Report on Public Library reports, L. (3) 398-399
1896 Garland (C. H.) Librarian's annual report, L.J. (21) 65-66

Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (1) 82

1899 Doren (E. C.) Statistics and reports, L.J. (24) 57-59

1900 Hasse (A. R.) Cataloguing of annual reports, F.L. (5) 319-320

1901 Model Library report, la Lib O. (1) 43

1902 Official reports for Libraries, P.L. (7) 466-469

Daily statistics and the annual report, la Lib O. (2) 5-6
Reports and statistics, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 47-48

1903 Stevens (W. F.) Outline for a Library report, L.J. (28) 297

Foster (W. E.) Essentials of a Library report, L.J. (28) Conf No 76-81,
P.L. (8) 355-356

1904 Statistical report, Delazvare L.C. Hdbk 57-58

1905 Report of the A.L.A. Committee on Library administration, \V. R.

Eastman, C. Marvin, and H. C. Wellman, L.J. (30) Conf No 102-106
Some attractive Library reports, la Lib O (5) 83
Marvin (C.) Notes for Librarians, Wis 7jb Bull (i) 42

1906 Willcock (W. J.') What should an annual report contain? L.A.R. (8)

363-371, Discussion 39^-397
1908 State law of New York State regarding Library reports, N.Y.L. (i) 118-19
Statistical reports blank issued by the Indiana Library Commission, Lib

Occ No 12, 15-16
Bacon (C.) Report of Committee on Library administration, A.L.A. Bull

(2) 227-229

BRANCH LIBRARY METHODS ' 261

CLASS F — Library Extension

Fl BRANCH LIBRARY METHODS

1876 A.L.A. Discussion on Brandies, L.J. (i) i25-i2()

Branch Libraries, L.J. (i) 288-289
1880 Free Lending Library for New York with the PubHc Schools as Branches,
L.J. (5) 308-313

1891 Brainerd (C.) Library or Libraries : arguments against Branches, L.J.

(16) 112-113

1892 Cole (G. VV.) Delivery stations or Branch Libraries, L.J. (17) 480-482

— Branches and Deliveries, U.S. Rept 709-718. 1893 : L.J. (18) 220-223,
Discussion Conf No 26-28

How to give out books, L.J. (18) 10-12

Branch Libraries in Schools, L.J. (18) 291-292
1894 Branch Libraries in College settlements, L.J. (19) 11-12

Board Schools as Branch Libraries, Greenwood's Public Libraries 448-58
1896 Phelps (A. R.) Evolution of a district Library, L.J. (21) 362-364

1898 Bostwick (A. E.) Branch Libraries, L.J. (23) 14-18
Hints for Branch Libraries, L.J. (23) iS

Wellman (H. C.) Branches and Deliveries, L.J. (23) Conf No 8-12
Bostwick (A. E.) How can Central and Branch work best be co-ordinated,

L.J. (23) Conf No 98-100
Bain (J.) Junr. Books in Branch Libraries, L.J. (23) Conf No loo-ioi
Countryman (G. A.) How far should the selection of books for Branches

be uniform? L.J. {2I1) Conf No 101-102
A.L.A. Duscussion on Branch Libraries, L.J. (23) Conf No 159-171, P.L.

(3) 314-315

1899 Crunden (F. M.) Library stations, L.J. (24) 153

1901 Ballinger (J.) Planning and equipment of the Roath (Cardiff) Branch

Library, plan, ill., L.A.R. (3) 181-1S8, Discussion 227-228
Wilson (R. E.) Functions of a Branch Library, P.L. (8) 275-277
Nyhus (H.) Norwegian Branch Library, L.J. (26) 864
Green (E.) Branch Libraries and Delivery Stations, L.W. (4) 88-90

1902 Anderson (E. H.) Branch Libraries : functions and resources, L.J. (27)

Conf No 38-41
Ward (L. L.) Branch Libraries : functions and resources, L.J. (27) Conf

No 42-46, P.L. (7) 338-341
Hill (F. P.) Branch Libraries : administration, L.J. (27) Conf No 46-50
A.L.A. Discussion on Branch Libraries, L.J. (27) Conf No 163-166
Phelps (A. R.) Evolution of a District Library : second stage, L.J. (27)

878-880
Jast (L. S.) Branches, L.W. (5) 57-60
Hay ward (C. A.) Reference work in a Branch Library, P.L. (7) 182-183

1903 Barrett (F. T.) Planning and arrangement of Branch Libraries, L.A.R.

(5) 301-306, Discussion 336-337
Souie (C. C.) Brooklyn Branch Library buildings, L.J. (28) 1 13-114
Mann (.\. C.) Organization of a Branch Library bv Students of the

Illinois State Library School, P.L. (8) 58-69
Chatham Square Branch of Nevi' York Public Library, P.I^. (8) 483
Branch Libraries in Buffalo, P.L. (8) 484

1904 Sutton (C. W.) Branch Libraries : their number and cost, L.A.R. (b) 67-71
Burgoyne (F. J.) Planning of Branch Libraries, L.A.R. (6) 72-77
Barrett (F. T.) Branch Libraries : administration and relations with the

Central Library, L.A.R. (6) 78-84

1905 Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.L. (10) 163-166, 215-217, 259-261
Jacobsen (S.) Book selection from the Branch Librarian's standpoint,

P.L. (10) 5i5-5i(>

1906 Dallimore (F.) Branch Libraries, L.A. (5) 111-113
Hatcher (S. A.) Branch Libraries, L.A. (5) 113-iAi

.'\lmjrall (R. F.) Design and construction of Branch Library buildings,
L.J. (31) C^onf No 46-49

262 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Baldwin (E. V.) Order department of a Branch Library system, P.L.
(ii) 509-511

— Order routine in Brooklyn Public Library, P-L. (11) 560-561

1907 Sureties (H. G.) Branch Libraries, L.A. (5)' 285-288

Ballinger (J.) Municipal Library and its public — Lending Libraries and

Branches, L. (N.S.) (9) 309-322
Chambers (W. G.) Branches, L.A.R. (10) 211-212
Reading List on the extension of the Public Library, with notes, Cal

News Notes (3) 126-128
Branch Libraries in School Buildings, Wis Lib Bull (3) 65

1908 Deposit Stations, Branch Reading RoomS; Branch Libraries, as they

exist at present in California, Cat Neius Notes (3) 109-128
Sayers (W. C. B.) Mania for bricks and mortar, L.W. (10) 224-226

1909 Hawkes (A. J.) Function of a Central Library and the problem of

branches, L.A. (6) 371-375. 394-40i
Coulson (T.) Situation of Branch Libraries, L.W. (12) 201-204
For Library furnishers see D 24

F2 DELIVERY STATIONS

1892 Soule (C. C.) On the value of delivery stations, L.J. (17) 88-89

Cole (G. W.) Delivery Stations or Branch Libraries, L.J. (17) 480-482

— Branches and Delivery Stations, U.S. Rept 709-718. 1893 : L.J.

(18) 220-223, Discussion Conf No 26-2S
Local delivery and Library influence, L.J. (18) 82
How to give out books, L.J. (18) 10-12

1896 Thomson (J.) Travelling Libraries, etc., L.J. (21) Conf No 29-31

1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice, Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 88

1898 Bostwick (A. E.) Branch Libraries, L.J. (23) 14-18

Wellman (H. C.) Branches and Deliveries, L.J. (23) Conf No 8-12

A. L.A. Discussion on Branch Libraries and Delivery Stations, L.J. (2;^)

Conf No 159-171. -P-^- (3) 314-315
Report on Branches and Delivery Stations, P.L. (3) 296

1899 Western Massachusetts Library Club — Discussion on Deliverv Stations,

L.J. (24) 684
1901 Green (E.) Branch Libraries and Delivery Stations, L.W. (4) 88-90

Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. (N.S.)
(2) 24-25

1903 Discussion on Travelling Libraries and Delivery Stations, L.A.R. (5) 507-8

1904 Savage (E. A.) Deliverv Stations and Town Travelling Libraries, L.A.R.

(6) 119-128

1905 Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.L. (10) 163-167, 215-217, 259-261

1907 Sayers (W. C. B.) Delivery Stations, L.A. (5) 288-290

Redgrave (S. J.) Public Library book extension service, L.A. (5) 290-292

1908 Poray (A.) Factory Stations, L.J. (^i) 83-86, P.L. (13) 73-77
Peters (H.) Delivery Stations, L.W. (10) 274-276

Deposit Stations, Branch Reading Rooms, Branch Libraries, as they
exist at present in California, Cal News Notes (3) 115-123

Reading List on the extension of the Public Library, with notes, Cal
News Notes (3) 126-128

1909 Smythe (.\. H.) Libraries in bookstores, L.J. (34) 266-269
Suggestions to a Library board. Lib Occ (2) 52-53

For Library furnishers see D 24

F3 VILLAGE LIBRARIES

1886 W.C.VV. Loughton Lopping Hall Library, L.C. (3) 142-3
1894 Wood (B.) Yorkshire Village Libraries, L. (6) 37-41

Ogle (J. J.) Proposal for establishment of district Libraries, L. (6) 42-44

Brown (J. D.) Village Library problem, L. (6) 99-105

Greenwood's Public iJbrarics 438-447
1896 Baker (E. A.) Rural Public Libraries, L. (8) 298-303

Phelps (A. R.) Evolution of a District Library. L.J. (21) 362-4
1898 Verney (Sir E.) Village Libraries, L. (10) 25-28

Curzon (F.) Yorkshire Village Libraries, L. (10) 29-30

Keen (A.) Village Libraries as part of a system of technical education,
L. (10) 31-32

Peck (E.) Legitimate aspirations of a Village Librarv, L.J. (23) 522-4

TRAVELLING LIBRARIES 263

1899 Credland (VV. R.) County Councils and Village Libraries, L.A.R. (i) 763-9
Ilulciiins. (F. A.) Esiablisliini;- Libraries in villages, U.S. Kept 696-700
Demon (A.) Early parochial Libraries, L.A. (i) 200-7

1900 Maw (T.) Village' Libraries, L.W. {3) 143-5

Phelps (A. R.) Evolution of a District Library, second stage, L.]. (27)
876-880
1903 Fison (H. VV.) Country Library, L./. (28) Conf No 47-50
1906 Farr (H.) Libraries and the counties, L.A.R. (8) 169-177, Discussion 207-16

Daykui (J.) Village Libraries, with special reference to Yorkshire, L.A.R.

(«) 4^5-7
.1907 — Village Libraries, L.A.R. (9) 365-74

Roberts (R.) Relation of Public Libraries to the present system of educa-
tion, L.A.R. (y) 1-14
Library for this village : why it is needed and how it may be secured,

N.V.L. (I) 35-37
Eastman (VV. R.) Village Library and the farm, N.Y.L. (i) 37-40
Hutchins (F. A.) Educational needs of hamlets, N.Y.L. (i) 73-76
Libraries in villages of from 1,000 to 2,000 population, N.Y.L. (i) 85-86

1908 Bailey (L. H.) Library work for rural communities, L.J. (33) 381-385
Discussion on J. VV. Brown's paper on Schemes for Village Libraries,

L.A.R. (10) 598-599
Brown (J. W.) Village Libraries : the Westmoreland scheme, L.A.R. (10)

644-647
Kemp (A. W.) Village Libraries : the Isle of Wight scheme, L.A.R. (10)

647-648
Reading lists on the extension of the Public Librarv, Cal News Notes

(3) 126-128

1909 Farr (H.) Libraries in the rural districts, L.A. (6) 389-394
Libraries in rural communities, L.J. (34) 445-448
Library conditions in New York, N.Y.L. (2) 12-16
Fletcher (VV. L) Anticipations, P.L. (14) 1-5

Wynkoop (A.) Weak points in Village Libraries, N.Y.L. (i) 185-186

See also Travelling Libraries F 4, and Home delivery of books F 6
For Library furnishers see D 24

J 4 TRAVELLING LIBRARIES

1877 Barry (Sir R.) Melbourne Library system of travelling Libraries, L.J.

(2) 216-218, 279
1892 Travelling Libraries of New York (Rules), L.J. (17) 487-488

1895 Chandler (A. E.) Woman's Education Association, L.J. (20) 305-306, 310

1896 Hutchins (F. A.) Travelling Libraries in farming districts, L.J. (21) 171-3
Travelling Libraries of Philadelphia, L.J. (21) 277

Thomson (J.) Travelling Libraries, L.J. (21) Conf No 29-31

1897 Carter (H. J.) Travelling Libraries of Illustrations, L.J. (22) 293-294
Hutchins (F. A.) Local supervision of Travelling Libraries, L.J. (22)

Conf No 17-18
Lucas (S.) Travelling Libraries in Pennsylvania, P.L. (2) 49
Dixson (Z. A.) Travelling Libraries of University of Chicago, P.L. (2) 50
Lamberton (G. M.) Travelling Libraries in Nebraska, P.L. (2) 51
Moore (M. P.) Travelling Library in Colorado, P.L. (2) 54-55

1898 Travelling Library movement: Report" of Northern Minnesota Travelling

Library Association, L.J. (23) 104
Boardman (A.) Travelling Libraries in Ohio, L.J. (2;^) 104
Hutchins (F". A.) Report on Travelling Libraries, L.J. (23) Conf No
56-58, 148
^899 Buchanan (H. C.) Travelling Libraries for Jersey, L.J. (24) 625
Travelling Libraries, P.L. (4) 81

1901 Ranck (S. H.) Forgotten Travelling Libraries, L.J. (26) 261-265

State Library Commissions and Travelling Libraries, L.J. (20)"Conf No

56-58, 171-183
Dupuis (M. S.) Woman's Club and the Travelling Librarv, L.J. (26)

Conf No 194-195
Brainerd (J. M.) Public Libraries for farmers, 7a Lib O. (1) 27
Iowa Travelling Libraries, la Lib O. (1) 11-12, 22, {2) y)

1902 Sackett (G.) Home Libraries and reading clubs, L.J. (27) Conf No 72-7^
Travelling Libraries, L.W. (4) 187-189

Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 63-64
-1903 Discussion on Travelling Libraries and Deliverv Stations. L.A.R. (5) 507-8

264 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1904 Savag-e (E. A.) Delivery Stations and town Travelling Libraries, L.A.R.

(6) 1 19-128
Delaware L.C. Hdbk 65-77

1905 Stearns (L. E.) Travelling book wagon in Wisconsin, L.J. (30) 346-7
Public Library and allied agencies : symposium, L.J. (30) 459-472
Countryman (G. A.) Travelling Libraries as a first step in developing

Libraries, L.J. (30) Conf No 56-5S, Discussion Conf No 159-163
Stearns (L. E.) Travelling Libraries, P.L. (10) 76-81
Iowa Travelling Libraries, la Lib Q. (5) 12, 25, 45, 61, 75, 89
McPherson (G. B.) County extension, Minn P. L.C. Notes (5) 7-9
Sketch of the movement in Minnesota, Minn P. L.C. Notes (9) 35-36
Travelling School Library system, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 2-4, 23-26
Holmes (K. T.) History of the Travelling Library system of Washington,

Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 2, 2-4
Travelling Library of Washington, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No 3, 11-12, (2)

No 3, 10-12
Stearns (L. E.) Travels of the book wagon, Wis Lib Bull (i) 14
County Travelling Library system. Wis Lib Bull (i) 14
State Travelling Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (i) 38
Travelling Library topics of especial interest to Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull

(1) 67.69

How to secure a Travelling Library, Wis Lib Bull (i) 69

Hewlett (M. H.) Travelling Library and the county reader. Wis Lib Bull

(i) 69-70
Titcomb (M. L.) Library wagon, ill, Wis Lib Bull (i) 70-71
Rural free delivery. Wis Lib Bull (i) 71-72

County systems of Travelling Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (i) 72-74
Travelling Libraries of foreign books. Wis Lib Bull (i) 74-75
Travelling Library and the School, Wis Lib Bull (i) 75
Aids for study clubs. Wis Lib Bull (1) 76-77

1906 Titcomb (M. L.) How a small Library supplies a large number of people

with books, L.J. (31) 51-54
Wakeman (E. F.) Small Library as a Library centre, P.L. (11) 9
Organization of the Library service in the United States, P.L. (11) 11-12
California Travelling Libraries, Cal News Notes (i) 89
Iowa Travelling Libraries, la Lib O. (5) 121

Minnesota Travelling Libraries, Minn P. L.C. Notes (7) 12-13, (9) 35-36
Travelling Libraries of Nebraska, Neb L. Bull No i, 12-13
Smith (C. W.) Public Library and allied agencies, Wasli L.A. Bull (2) 1-2
Diven (L. G.) Travelling Libraries of Washington, Wash L.A. Bull (2)

No I, 15-16
What enthusiastic co-operation can do, Wis L. Bull (2) 30-31
Macdonald (K. I.) Choice of books in Travelling Libraries, Wis L. Bull

(2) 39-43

Study Libraries circulated by the Wisconsin Commission, Wis L. Bull (2)
98-99

1907 Daykin (J.) Village Libraries, L.A.R. (9) 365-374

Pepcroy (B.) Tramcars as Travelling Libraries, L. TF. (9) 323-327

Iowa Travelling Libraries, la Lib Q. (5) 135, 184

Travelling Libraries of Indiana, Lib Occ No 10, 18

Galbreath (C. B.) Travelling Library Department, ill, Ohio Lib Bull (3)
No 2, 1-14

Minnesota Travelling Libraries, Minn P. L.C. Notes (2) 3-4, 80

Morton (J.) Books in the State Travelling Libraries, Minn P. L.C. Notes
(2) 80-82

Netherway (J. C.) Why Library extension pays Washington County,
Minn P. L.C. Notes {2) 82-84

Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries, and Study Clubs,
Bulletin 47, Public Libraries No 17, N.Y.S.L. Rept (90)

New York Travelling Libraries: Rules and regulations, N.Y.L. (i) 20-21

Eastman (W. R.) Village Library and the farm, N.Y.L. (i) 37-40

Library for the whole state, N.Y.L. (i) 65-66

Betteridge (G. L.) Province of the Travelling Library as a part of the
State Library system of New York, N.Y.L. (i) 70-73

Hutchins (F. A.) Educational needs of hamlets, N.Y.L. (i) 73-76

Reynolds (G. H.) Travelling Libraries : their significance in our civiliza-
tion, Wash L.A. Bull (3) 4-7

Switzer (G. E.) Value of Travelling Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull (3) No i, 7

SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENTS 265

1908 Leavitt (T. W. H.) Travelling Libraries in Ontario, L.J. (33) 231-232
Bailey (L. H.) Library work for rural communities, L.J. (33) 38 1-385
Book wagon of the Washington County Free Library at Hagerstown

(Md.), Cal News Notes (3) 101-102

King Oscar's Travelling Library of Swedish books, Minn P.L.C. Notes
(3) 109

Travelling Libraries of Indiana, Lib Occ No 11, 15-16, No 12, iS

Stearns (L. E.) Travelling Libraries — League of Library Commissions,
A.L..\. Bull (2) 305-306. P.L. (13) 276-277

Browne (M. W.) Travelling Library statistics — League of Library Com-
missions, A.L.A. Bull (2) 306-309

Brown (J. W.) Village Libraries : the Westmoreland scheme, L.A.R. (10)
644-647, Discussion 598-599

Kemp (A. W.) Village Libraries : the Isle of Wight scheme, L..A.R. (10)
647-648

1909 Farr (H.) Libraries in the rural districts, L.A. (6) 389-394

Clarke (M.) How one township Library sends out books, Lib Occ (2) 55-56
Travelling Libraries for township and counties, Ohio Bull (5) No 3, 11-18
Travelling Libraries in Northern Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (5) 103
Fifth Biennial Report of Indiana Public Library Commission, 26-33, 86-87
See also Village Libraries F 3, and Home Delivery of Books F6

F5 TRAVELLING LIBRARY OF PICTURES

1897 Carter (H. J.) Travelling Libraries of illustrations, L.J. (22) 293-294

Taner (M. E.) Travelling Librarv of pictures, P.L. (2) 263-266
.1902 New York State Library Report (85) 54

F6 HOME DELIVERY OF BOOKS

1893 Local delivery and Librarv influence : scheme to provide a delivery by
Cambridge' (Mass.) Library, L.J. (18) 82

1901 House-to-house delivery of books (Springfield, Mass.), L.J. (26) 273
Stearns (L. E.) Rural free delivery and the Library, L.J. (26) 274-5

1902 Home delivery of books, P.L. (7) 366-7

1905 Forrest (G. E.) House-to-house delivery of books, L.J. (30) 338-40
Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.L. (10) 163-167, 215-217, 259-261
Rural ifree delivery, Wis Lib Bull (i) 71-72

1906 Wakeman (E. F.) Small Library as a Library centre, P.L. (11) 9

1907 Home Libraries of New York, N.Y.L. (i) 21

See also Travelling Libraries F 4, and Village Libraries F 3

F7 HOME LIBRARIES

1884 Bennett (W. Z.) Circulating books of Scientific Societies by mail, L.J.
(19) 176
Birtweil (C. W.) Home Libraries, L.J. (19) Conf No 9-13
Cutler (M. S.) Home Libraries, L.J. (19) Conf No 13-14. 1896 : L.J. (21)
60-62
1897 Sharp (K. L.) Home Libraries for children, 2nd hit Conf 239
1899 New York Circulating Library's system of Home Libraries, L.J. (24) 34
Thelberg (E.) The Home and the Library : a plea for a closer connection,
L.J. (24) 145-147
1902 Sackett (G.) Home Libraries and Reading Clubs, L.J. (27) Conf No 72-5

F8 SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC
LIBRARIES

1878 Briscoe (J. P.) Subscription Libraries in connection with Public Libraries,

L.A. Trans (i) 19-23
1893 Waite (J. K.) Subscription Library in connection with a Public Librarv,

L. (5) 40-47
1905 Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.L. (10) 163-167, 215-217, 259-261

1908 Smith (S.) Brief note on an experiment in connection with a Subscription

Library, L.A.R. (10) 19-23. (Subscribing for loan collections of books)
Huck (T. W.) Borrowing of new books from Subscription Libraries,
L.A.R. (10) 475-476
See also G 13

266 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

F9 LIBRARY POST-EFFORTS MADE TO SECURE REDUCED POSTAL
RATES FOR LIBRARY BOOKS

1886 Discussion on a Library post, L.J. (11) 356

1899 Cheap book post, P.L. (4)

1900 Bill to establish a Library post, L.J. (25) 31, 56, 68; NA.L. Club Discus-

sion 132-133; A.L.A. Comm Report 287, Conf No 114; A.L.A. Council
action 293, Conf No 114; California Library Association 294
Library post, P.L. (5) 95, 167-168, 176, 393

1901 Decision of Postmaster-General, L.J. (26) iic,-i20, 140
Scott (W.) Cheap Library post, L.J. (26) 225

A.L.A. Discussion, L.J. (26) Conf No 176-177, A.L.A. Council resolutions

Conf No 206-207
Michigan Library Association resolutions, L.J. (26) 879
Library post, P.L. (6) 176, 209, 227, 489, 504
Rural delivery of Library books, P.L. (6) 384

1902 Library Post Bill re-introduced, L.J. (27) 83

Dewey (M.) Cheap Library post movement, L.J. (27) 754
Library Post Bill, P.L. (7)" 74, 342, 359

1903 Postal rates reduced for Library books, A.L.A. Committee on, L.J. (28) 25
Resolution and approval by Massachusetts Library Club, L.J. (28) 123
Report of A.L.A. Committee, L.J. (28) Conf No 167-168, Council resolu-
tions Conf No 226

Library post, P.L. (8) 120

1904 Opportunity for reduced postal rates for Library books, L.J. (29) 56
A.L.A. Committee Report, L.J. (29) Conf No 204, Council resolutions 601,

Conf No 236
Library post, Rept of Libn of Cong 98

1905 Bill for a Library post, L.J. (30) 24-25; A.L.A. Report of Committee, L.J.

(30) 27, 89
Possibilities of Library post, L.J. (30) 392; Report of A.L.A. Committee,

L.J. (30) Conf No 144
Stearns (L. E.) Rural free delivery for Library books, L.J. (30) Conf No

162-163
Library Post Bill in Congress, P.L. (10) 39, 75
Free transmission of books and pamphlets in embossed type, P.L. (10) 533

1906 Bill for a Library post, L.J. (31) 93, 125
Report of Postmaster-General, L.J. (31) 105-106

Bostwick (A. E.) Free mail transmission of Library books, L.J. (31) 124
Proposed modifications to bill, L.J. (31) 106; Committee on, L.J. (31)

Conf No 279-281
Resolutions of the Wisconsin Library Association, L.J. (31) 181, P.L. (11)

219
Dyer (B. L.) On special rates for carriage of Library books, P.L. (11) 342
Text of amended bill, with comments, P.L. (11) 63, 67, 451

1907 Library post in New Zealand, L.J. (32) 153

Library Post Bill re-Introduced, possible concessions, L.J. (32) 50, 541, P.L.
(12) 264

1908 Proposal for a local parcels post on free rural routes, L.J. (33) 484

FIO METHODS OF REACHING THE PUBLIC— FUNCTIONS OF LIBRARIES

1878 Devices to induce practical use of books, L.J. (3) 126, 159

1880 Foster (W. E.) Methods of securing the interest of a community, L.J. (5)

245-247
1882 Ward (J. W.) Public Libraries and the public, L.J. (7) 167

Ballinger (J.) Jottings from my note-book, L. A.M.N. (3) 2-6
1884 Hubbard (J. M.) How to use a Library, L.J. (9) 25-29

1887 Brett (W. H.) Some other book, L.J. (12) 505-507

1891 Green (S. S.) Presidential address — San Francisco Conference, L.J. (16)

Conf No 2-3
1892-3 Cole (G. W.) Library extension, L.S. Rept 715
1893 Cowell (P.) How to popularize a Free Library, L.J. (18) 461-465

1896 Means of popularizing the Boston Public Library, L.J. (21) 277

1897 Dana (J. C.) Hear the other side, L.J. (21) Conf No 1-5

1898 Briscoe (J. P.) How to extend the Library movement, L. (8) 73-76

1899 McGraw (Miss) How to develop interest in the Library, P.L. (4) 27-30
Methods of reaching the public, L.J. (23) 240

1900 Stanley (H. M.) Suggestion for annotation of books, L.J. (25) 104

METHODS OF REACHING THE PUBLIC 267

1901 Harris (W. J.) How to popularize a Public Library (Cotgreave Prize

Essay), L.A. (3) 49-51
Lyster (T. W.) Modern Public Library : its characteristics and work,.

L.A.R. (3) 26-28
Barrett (R. C.) Few brief words about Libraries, la Lib O. (i) 26

1902 Hills (A.) Public Library and the people, L.J. (27) 15-17

Lewin (P. E.) Some anticipated developments of Library practice, L.W.

is) 16-18
Towner (H. M.) Obligation of the citizen to the Library, la Lib Q. (2) 25-7
Brigham (J.) Library extension in the State of Iowa, la Lib Q. (2) 17-18
Library extension, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 54-64

1903 Grinling- (C. H.) Libraries as workshops, L.A.R. (5) 405-410, Discussion

425-429

1904 Brown (J. D.) Public utilization of existing Libraries, L. (N.S.) (5) 93-102
Jast (L. S.) Library extension work in Great Britain, L.J. (29) Conf No

34-37
Haworth (F.) Social aspect of the Public Library movement, L.W. (7)

169-174
Curd (N.) How to deepen public interest in the Library, P.L. (9) 222-224
Mission of a Library, la Lib Q. (4) 36-37

1905 Elliott (G. H.) Method of popularizing standard books other than novels^

L.A.R. (7) 155-160
Libraries for men, L.J. (30) 408-409

Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.L. (10) 163-167, 215-217, 259-261
Pratt (L. W.) Public" Library work, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 7-8

1906 Crunden (F. M.) Public Library as a factor in industrial progress,.

L. (N.S.) (7) 384-396
Hill (F. P.) One phase of Library development, L.J. (31) Conf No 3-9
Stearns (L. E.) Innovation in Library meetings — Discussion by " Lay-
men " on various Libraries, L.J. (31) 55-57
Faunce (W. H. P.) Library as a factor in modern civilization, L.J. {^i}

Conf No 18-20
Boodv (D. A.) Relation of Libraries to municipal government, L.J. (31)

Conf No 28-30
Wadlin (H. G.) Public Library as a Municipal institution from the adminis-
trative standpoint, L.J. (31) Conf No 30-34
Craver (H. W.) Library in relation to special classes of readers, L.J. (31)

Conf No 72-75
Garvin (E.) Use of the industrial collections at Providence Public Library,

L.J. (31) Conf No 76-78
Richardson (E. C.) Library in the community, L.J. (31) 107-111
Connolly (L.) Remarks on the art of using a Library, L.J. (31) 308-311
Use of the industrial collection in Brooklyn Library, L.J. (31) Conf No

230-231
Rockwell (A. G.) What's the use of a Public Library? L.J. (31) 808-811
Putnam (H.) How to use the Library, Springfield Lib Bull (26) 368-370
Dana (J. C.) Making a Library useful, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 18-22
Bullock (W. I.) Encouragement in Library work, P.L. (11) 500-502
Thwaites (R. G.) Sphere of the Library, P.L. (11) 3-5
Ames (C. W.) National materialism and the Public Library, Minn P. L.C.

Notes (9) 4-13
Some points from Miss Hewin's address, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 18-22
How can patronage of a Library be increased. Wis Lib Bull (2) 20
Suggestions as to placards, Tl^;^ Lib Bull (2) 52
1907 Brown (C. H.) Use of scientific and technical books, A. L.A. Bull (i>

Conf No 163-165
Lee (G. W.) Library and the business man, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 169
Yates (A. H.) Need of a connection between the Public Library and the

Theatre, L.A. (5) 253-256
Redgrave (L. J.) Public Library book extension service, L..4. (5) 290-292
Bailey (A. L.) How shall the Library help the working man? L.J. (32)

198-201
Arnold (G. F.) Value of the Public Library to the working man, P.L. (12)

4-7
Conkhn (VV. J.) Library flotsam and jetsam, P.L. (12) 1-4, 45-47
Mason (J.) Business men and the Public Library, P.L. (12) 390-391
Smith (C. W.) What the community owes to the Public Library, L.J. (32)
315-317

268 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Bookless Libraries, L.W. (lo) 45-46

Extracts from Mr. Legler's address, la Lib O. (5) 154

Nelson (M. A.) What is the Library to the business man? Minn P.L.C.

Notes (2) 49-50
Ingersoll (F. G.) Professional man's use of the Librarj^ Minn P.L.C.

Notes (2) 50-52
Hutchins (F. A.) Enlarging the field of the small Library, Minn P.L.C.

Notes (2) No 4, 39-43
Pyle (J. G.) Newspaper and the Library, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 52-55
Nethaway (J. C.) Why Library extension pays Washington County, Minn

P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 82-84
Buckley (J. P.) Library and the workers, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 83-87
Brown (A. N.) Library and the newspaper, Wash L.A. Bull (3) 1-3
Buell (H. C.) Library and its functions, Wis Lib Bull (3) 17-21
Palmer (M.) Some collateral phases of Library activity, Wis Lib Bull (3)

29-30
A Live Library, Vt L.C. Bull (2) No 4, 1-3

1908 Public Libraries and the working man, L.J. (33) 81-82
Industrial possibilities of Public Libraries, L.J. (33) 100
Books for men in shops, L.J. (33) 100

Coolidge (J. R.) junr. Functions of Libraries in village improvement,

L.J. (33) 240-241
Tripp (G. H.) Library as a social force, L.J. (33) 241-242
Library functions, L.J. (33) 379, N.Y.L. (i) 99-100

Vincent (G. E.) Individualizing duty of the Library, P.L. (13) 391-397
Freeman (M.) Library and the outside world, L.J. (33) 488-492, P.L. (13)

417-418
McCoIlough (E. F.) Reaching the reading public, Wis Lib Bull (4) 88-89
Wellman (H. C.) Library should be known, P.L. (13) 83-84
Thomas-Stanford (C.) Extension of the Library movement to the country

districts, L.A.R. (10) 432-438
Brief sketch of the development of county Libraries in U.S., Cal News

Notes (3) 123-126
Reading list on the extension of the Public Library, Cal News Notes (3)

129-133
Ripley (L. W.) County Free Library extension, Cal News Notes (3) 303-

304, L.y. (33) 445-446 _
Huntting (H. R.) Public Library from business man's standpoint, P.L.

(13) 335-338

1909 Isom (M. F.) County Library system in Multnomah County, Oregon, Cal

News Notes (4) 259-262
Ripley (L. W.) County Library system in Sacramento County, Cal News

Notes (4) 262-264
Eddy (H. G.) Elk Grove Station of the Sacramento County Library, Cal

Neivs Notes (4) 264-266
County Library system for California : what it is, how to proceed in estab-
lishing it, etc., Cal News Notes (4) 423-431
Library and the foreigner, L.J. (34) 439-440
Libraries in rural communities, L.J. (34) 445-448
Hobart (F.) Reaching the rural population, P.L. (14) 373-376
Clark (M.) How one township Library sends out books. Lib Occ (2) 55-56
F"ried]ey (G.) Work of a County Library, Lib Occ (2) 29
Hayward (C. A.) .Advertising the Libraries, P.L. (14) 7-10
Wilson (L. N.) Common sense in Library matters, P.L. (14) 168-173
Carver (E.) Library advertising, Penn Lib Notes (2) No 3, 2-5
Haines (H. E.) Library legislation in California, L.J. (34) 167-168
Congdon (M. L.) How one Library serves the townspeople, Vt L.C. Bull
(5) 3-4

Sec also Consolidation schemes E 4

Fll LIBRARY ADVERTISING

1877 Wright (\^^ H. K.) On the best means of promoting the Free Library

movement, L.J. (2) 119-125
1880 Foster (W. E.) Methods of securing the interest of the community, L.J.

' .(5) 245-247

1882 Pink (J.) Advertisement circular of Cambridge Public Librarv, L.A. M.N.

(3) 1S-16

1883 Humphrey (G. R.) Librarians and the working classes, L.A. M.N. (4) 58-61

LIBRARY EXTENSION 269

1886 How to keep Library circulars (preservation and classification),

L.N. (U.S.) (i) 285-S
1891 Brown (J. D.) Miscellaneous appliances : enamelled tablets suspended to

lampposts, L. (3) 305-396

1895 Dana (J. C.) Advertising a Library, L.J. (jo) 88

1896 Crunden (F. M.) Library advertising, L.J. (21) 327
Stearns (L. E.) Advertising a Library, /../. (21) Conf No 37
Chandler (E. M.) " Do," advice based on experience of Librarians, L.J.

(21) Conf No 43-6

1897 Hazeltine (M. E.) Advertising a Library, L.J. (22) Conf No 74-9

1899 Freeman (M. W.) Management of small Public Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf

No 76-80

1900 Hamilton (E. A.) Show windows in a Library, P.L. (5) 422-4

1901 Advertising a Librarv through pay envelopes, L.J. (26) 78
Rest Rooms, 7a Lib O. (i) 25

1904 Library advertising, P.L. (9) 14

Wright (P. B.) Some methods of advertising a Library, la Lib O. (4) 33-6

1905 Smith (B. S.) Methods of securing better reading, P.L. (10) 171-173
Gaiilard (E. W.) Experiment in School Library work, L.J. (30) 201-204
Milner (A. V.) Artistic advertising, P.L. (10) 356

Poirier (L. ^L) Popular Library advertising, Minn P.L.C. Notes No 5, 9-1 r
Sterner (M.) Library advertising, Minn P.L.C. Notes No 5, 11-T2
Bowerman (G. F.) Library advertising, P.L. (10) 335-9

1906 Adams (E. L.) Bulletin work of the Plainfield, N.J., Public Library, L.J.

(31) 23-24
Gaiilard (E. W.) One way to popularize the Library, P.L. (11) 12-14
Library wants: a suggestion, P.L. (11) 23
Library hints: advertising, P.L. (11) 72-73
Wilder (E.) Popularizing a Library, P.L. (11) 114-7
Wright (P. B.) Reaching the people, L.J. (31) Conf No 86-88, Discussion

Conf No 258-259, P.L. (11) 237-240
Library wants. Lib Work (i) 52

1907 Bailey (A. L.) How shall the Library help the working man? L.J. (32)

19S-201
Schuyler (E.) Plea for emphasizing the human element in our Libraries,

P.L. (12) 167-170
Arnold (L. B.) Library advertising, Lib Occ No 8, 1-3
Sikes (L. M.) Advertising the children's room, Lib Occ No 10, 1-2

1908 Wellman (H. C.) Practical economics of publicity, L.J. (33) 240
Library membership, P.L. (13) 126-127

Library hints, P.L. (13) 151

Three ways of raising Library money, T/ L.C. Bull (3) No 4, 3-4
Baker (E. A.) Advertising dodges, L.A.R. (10) 430-431
Recht (C.) Working man and the Library, P.L. (13) 303-304
McCoUough (E. F.) Reaching the reading public, Wis Lib Bull (4) 88-89
Freeman (M. W.) Relation of the Library (o the outside world; or, the
Library and publicity, L.J. (33) 488-4q2

1909 Hayward (C. A.) Advertising Libraries, P.L. (14) 7-10

Wilson (L. N.) Common sense in Library matters, P.L. (14) 168-173
For particulars relating to various methods of advertising, apply to —
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

F12 LIBRARY EXTENSION— RELATIONS BETWEEN PUBLIC LIBRARIES
AND PUBLIC EDUCATION

1881 Warren (C.) Place of Libraries in a system of education, L.J. (6) c,()-<)3,
Discussion 135-137
Robinson (O. H.) Relation of Libraries to College work, L.J. (6) 97-104
1884 Earned (J. N.) Public Libraries and Public education, L.J. ((») (1-12
1886 Woodruff (E. H.) University Libraries and seminary methods of instruc-
tion, L.J. (11) 219-224
1888 Dewey (M.) Libraries as related to the educational work of the state,
L.N. (U.S.) (3) 333-340
Earned (J. N.) Experiment in University extension, L.J. (13) 75-76

1890 Lancaster (A.) Public Libraries and technical education, L. (2) 103-110

1891 Mowey (W. A.) Relation of the Public Librarv to education, L.J. (16)

30 ' -303

1892 Thompson (J. B.) Universitv extension, /,./. M7) ("oiif No 3()-4i

270 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1894 Larned (J. N.) Presidential address, Lake Placid Conference, L.J. (19)

Conf No 1-4
Greenwood's Public Libraries 420-437
Montgomery (T. L.) Report on Public Libraries and University extension,

L.J. (19) Conf No 64-67

1895 Utley (H. M.) State in relation to Public Libraries, L.J. (20) Conf No 1-4
1897 Crunden (F. M.) Books and text-books : the Library as a factor in

education, 2nd Int Conf 46-54, Discussion 232

1899 Fetter (H. G.) Relation of the Library to the study club, P.L. (4) 78-80
Moulton (R. G.) Many-sidedness of University extension, L.J. (23) Conf

No 142-144

1900 Nevvcombe (C. F.) On Library Readers' L nions : their value and possi-

bilities, L.A.R. (2) 623-629
Note on Mr. Ogle's report on the connection between the Public Library
and the Public Elementary School, L. TF. (i) 125

1901 Ogle (J. J.) Mutual relationship of Public Library and the Technical

School, L.A.R. (3) 567-571

1903 Briscoe (J. P.) Libraries and reading circles, L.A.R. (5) 219-224
McKnight (E.) Public Libraries and University extension, L.A.R. (5)

270-275
— Public Libraries and Higher education : Oxford University Extension

Conference, L.A.R. (5) 411-416
Thompson (H. M.) Relations between public education and Public

Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 452-466, Discussion 496-497
Work of the National Home Reading Union in its bearing upon the

educational use of the Public Library, L.A.R. (5) 489-493
Hill (A.) Public Libraries and the National Home Reading Union,

L.A.R. (5) 615-622
Public education and Public Libraries — the Oxford Conference, L.W. (6)

61-66

1904 Wright (M. R.) Public Reference Library and higher education, L.A.R.

(6) 433-437, Discussion 465-467

Conference on the relations between public education and Public Libraries,

L.A.R. (6) 471-474
Preliminary report of Committee on public education and Public Libraries,

L.A.R. (6) 538-542
Axon (W. E. A.) Library in relation to knowledge and life, L.J. (29)

Conf No 16-22

1905 Macnamara (T. J.) Relation of the Public Library to Public education,

I^-A. (5) iS-23
Report of Committee on Public Education and Public Libraries, L.A.R.

(7) 547-552

Tedder (H. R.) Report of Committee on public education and Public

Libraries, L.A.R. (7) 611-617
Kroeger (A. B.) Place of the Library in technical education, L.J. (30) 393-9
Public Library and allied agencies, L.J. (30) 459-474

Scybold (S. V.) University extension and Public Libraries, P.L. (10) 512-4
Conference of Library and educational authorities, L.A.R. (8) 265-277
Bailey (Sir W. H.) Free Libraries and education, 7^./L7\. (8) 467
Relation of Public Libraries to the present system of education, L.A.R.

(8) 491-492

Smith (C. W.) Public Library and allied agencies, Wash L.A. Bull (2)

No I, 1-2
1907 Wynkoop (A.) Where should state aid and a local responsibility begin in

Library extension, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 238-243
Redgrave (L. J.) Book extension service, L.A. (5) 290-2
Roberts (R.) Relation of Public Libraries to the present system of educa-
tion, L.A.R. (9) 1-14
Ogle (J. J.) Public Libraries and public education (a letter), L.A.R. (9)

47-8
Public Libraries and the Board of Education, L.A.R. (9) 493-5
Paton (J. B.) and L. S. Jast. New proposals in regard to the Public

Libraries by the National Home Reading Union, L.A.R. (9) 637-42
Work with the Education Department of the London County Council,

L.A.R. (9) 663-4
Legler (H. E.) Certain phases of Library extension, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf

No 96-101, L.J. (32) 303-7

1906

J

LIBRARY AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 271

Group study plans of Wisconsin Library Commission in co-operation with

the University Extension Division, Wis Lib Bull (3) 41-42
Brown (T. H.) Art of proj^ramme mal-cin.q-, Wis Lib Bull (3) 73-75

1908 Baker (E. A.) Librarians and the N.H.R.U., L.A.R. (10) 5-6

New development of the National Home Rcadinj^;- L'nion, L.A.R. (10) 485-8
Paton (J. B.) Public Libraries and the National Home Reading Union,

L.A.R. (10) 488-497
Study outlines, Wis Lib Bull (4) 19
Reeves (P.) Books in relation to Libraries, L.A. (6) 21 1-2 14, Discussion

214-215
Johnston (W. D.) Library of the Bureau of Education in its relation to

other pedagogical collections (College and Reference Section), A. L.A.

Bull (2) 338-341

1909 College and Reference section of A. L.A. Conference, L.J. (34) 367, P.L.

(14) 310

See also Libraries and Schools E 130, and Work with Children E 123

F13 LIBRARY IN RELATION TO INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

1883 Humphrey (G. R.) Librarians and the working classes, L.A. M.N. (4)

58-61
1887 Sanders (M. A.) Possibilities of Public Libraries in manufacturing com-
munities, L.j. (12) 395-400
1892 Soule (C. C.) Library and the industrial classes, L.J. (17) 90-92
1894 Libraries and technical education, Greenwood's Public Libraries 479-485
1897 Freeman (M. W.) Management of small Libraries, L.J. (23) 79-80
1901 Advertising the Library through pay envelopes, L.J. (26) 28

1905 Kroeger (A. B.) Place of the Library in technical education, L.J. (30) 393-9
Law (H. E.) Public Library as a business proposition, L.J. (30) 405
Libraries for men, L.J. (30) 408-409, la Lib Q. (5) 62-63

Stewart (J. D.) Technical education and Public Libraries in England, P.L.
(10) 455-457

1906 Crunden (F. M.) Public Library as a factor in industrial progress,

L. (iV.5.) (7) 384-396
Craver (H. W.) Library in relation to special classes of readers — supply

and use of technological books, L.J. (31) Conf No 72-75
Garvin (E.) Use of the industrial collections at Providence Library, L.J.

(31) Conf No 76-78
Wright (P. B.) Some methods of Librarv advertising, L.J. (31) Conf No

86-88, P.L. (11) 237-240, la Lib O. (5) '159
Use of industrial collections in Brooklyn Library, L.J. (31) Conf No 230-31
Canficid (J. H.) Library methods in the business world, P.L. (11) 244-246

1907 Brown (C. H.) Use of scientific and technical books, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf

No 163-165
Lee (G. W.) Library and the business man, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 169
Bailey (A. L.) How shall the Library help the working man? L.J. (32)

198-201
Hopwood (H. V.) Technical Libraries, L.A. (5) 270-274
Arnold (S. F.) Value of the Public Library to the working man, P.L. (12)

4-7
Mason (J.) Business men and the Public Library, P.L. (12) 390-391
Buckley (J. P.) Library and the workers, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 48-9
Nelson (M. O.) What is the Library to the business man? Minn P.L.C.

Notes (2) No 4, 49-50
Ingersoll (T. G.) Professi6nal man's use of the Public Library, Minn

P.L.C. Notes (2) No 4, 50-52

1908 Public Libraries and the working man, L.J. (j,}) 81-S2
Industrial possibilities of Public Libraries, L.J. (33) 100

Yust (W. F.) Industrial possibilities of Southern Libraries, L.J. (33) 99

Books for men in shops, L.J. (33) 100

Poray (A.) Library work in factories, P.L. (13) 73-77

Fiske (A. J.) Human element in Library work in a mining district, P.L.

(13) 78-8.
Foss (S. W.) Library and industrial workers : carry the Library to the

workers, P.L. (13) 82-83
Wellman (H. C.) Library and industrial workers, P.L. (13) 83-84
Parsons (M.) Library and the working man, P.L. (13) 84-85
Recht (C.) Working man and the Library, P.L. (13) 303-304

272 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Huntting (H. R.) Public Library from the business man's standpoint, P.L.

(13) 33S"339 , .. , . , t f 1 •

Darling (G. R.) Stout Institute Library and its method of reaching

technical students, Wis Lib Bull (4) 90-91
1909 Wright (P. B.) Library and the mechanic, L.J. (34) 532-53S

Evans (G. H.) Aids to the technical and industrial work, L.J. (34) 100-103
Morningstern (W. B.) Technical department of the Free Public Library of

Newark, L.J. (34) 104-106
Stevens (E. F.) Industrial literature and the industrial public at the Pratt

Institute Library, L.J. (34) 95-99

F14 LIBRARIES AS SOCIAL CENTRES AND RELATIONS BETWEEN
LIBRARIES AND CLUBS

1894 Mechanics' Institutes, Workmen's Clubs, and their relation to Public
Libraries, Greenwood's Public Libraries 485-493

1898 Davidson (H. A.) Special needs of Study Clubs, L.J. (23) Conf No 158
Taylor (I. M.) Co-operation between Public Libraries and Y.M-C. Associa-
tions, L.J. (23) 518

1899 Browning (E. G.) How Women's Clubs may help the Library movement,

L.J. (24) Conf No 18-20
Fetter (H. G.) Relation of the Library to the Study Club, P.L. (4) 78-80

1900 Hodge (G. B.) Library and the Young Men's Christian Association, L.J.

(25) 733-736

1901 Work of State Library Associations and Women's Clubs in advancing

Library interests: Round Table Meeting, L.J. (26) Conf No 183-195

1902 Library and Women's Clubs, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 61-62

1903 Suggestions to District Library Clubs by New York State Library Associa-

tion, L.J. (28) 722
Davidson (J. W.) Club and the Library, la Lib O. (3) 17-20
Nash (G. R.) How one club maintains a Library, la Lib O. (3) 22-24
Fletcher (T. J.) Relation of the Library to the Study Club, la Lib O. (3)

63-64

1905 McKnight (E.) Libraries and recreation, L.A.R. (7) 72-76
Bowerman (G. F.) Library advertising, P.L. (10) 335-339

Haworth {¥.) Social aspects of the Public Library movement, L. W. (7)

169-174
Smith (B. S.) What a club woman has a right to expect from a Public

Library, la Lib O. (5) 34-39
Studv Libraries for small clubs, Wis Lib Bull (i) 52
Aids^for Study Clubs, Wis Lib Bull (i) 76-77
Library and the Woman's Club, Wis Lib Bull (i) 92
Groups of books for Study Clubs of Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (i) 97-98

1906 Stearns (L. E.) Innovation in Library meetings, L.J. (31) 55-57
Birge (E. A.) Books and life, L.J. (31) 203-211

Stewart (C.) Libraries in relation to settlement work, L.J. (31) Conf No

82-85, Discussion 231-232
Library and the club, lud L.C. Bull No 31, 1-2
McCullough (E.) Librar)' smoking-room, P.L. (11) 259
Hitt (I. A.) Library aids to Study Clubs, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 9-10
Countryman (G.) Library as a social centre, Minn P. L.C. Notes No k, ^-c,

P.L.(ii)5-7
Catlin (M.) Library club-room for men, Wis Lib Bull (2) 29-30

1907 Wadlin (H. G.) Report of Committee on Social Education Conerress,

A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 116
Bostwick (A. E.) Library as the educational centre of a town, P.L. (12)

171-174
Report on Public Libraries, Travelling Libraries, and Study Clubs in

State of New York, Bulletin 47, Public Libraries 17, N.Y.S.L. Rept (90)
Legler (II. E.) Phases of Library extension, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No

96-101, L.J. (32) 303-307
Heatwole (E. R.) Club work at the Goshen Library (Ind.), Lib Occ

No 10, 5-6
Redgrave (S. J.) Public Library book extension service, L.A. (5) 290-292

1908 Stevens (W. F.) Library and Study Clubs, L.J. (33) 181-182
Pleasants (L. L.) Place of the Library in the social life of a small town,

P.L. (13) 7-8, Wis Lib Bull (3) 84

CO-OPERATIVE WORK FOR THE BLIND 273

Macpherson (M. K.) Conversation room or a study alcove, Wis Lib Bull

(3) 85
Tripp (G. H.) Library as a social force, L.J. (2,3) 241-242
Study Club Libraries, Lib Occ (2) 18- iq
Club Libraries, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 7. 1.^8
Club books in Libraries, Mitin P.L.C. Notes (2) No 6, 116
Sheldon (C. B.) Public Library and Women's Clubs, L.J. (33) S^S'SH
Outlines and material dealing:: with current events and miscellaneous

subjects, Wis Lib Bidl (4) S2-84
1909 Hicks (F. C.) Public Library in political theory and in practice, L.J. (34)

197-199
Roberts (K. L.) Club women and profjrams, P.L. (14) 205-208
Chipman (K. A.) Work with clubs, P.L. (14) 250257

Adams (E. L.) Social opporlunitv of the Public Library, P.L. (14) 247-249
Clark (M. V.) Why the Public Library is a fruitful field for the club

woman, la Lib O. (6) 43-44
Hasse (A. R.) Social opportunity of the Public Library, P.L. (14) 344-345

F14=l LIBRARIES AS HOLIDAY BUREAUS

1909 Dixon (H.) Library as a holiday bureau, L.W . (11) 480-481

Warner (J.) Holiday literature and picture exhibitions, L.W. (12) 49-54

F15 LEGISLATIVE AND MUNICIPAL REFERENCE WORK

1905 Wisconsin's Legislative reference department, L.J. (30) Conf No 242-246,

Wis Lib Bull (2) 53-56
Legislative reference work, Ohio Bull (i) No 8, 2

1906 Legislative reference work, Ohio Bull (i) No 11, 2

Establishment of legislative reference department in Indiana, Ind L.C.

Bull No 14, 1-2
Lister (C. B.) Legislative reference, Ind L.C. Bull No 17, 1-2

1907 Brigham (J.) Legislative reference work without an appreciation, A.L.A.

Boll (i) Conf No 200-213
Wallis (M. S.) Legislative reference work in Baltimore, /../. (32) 562-563
Hadley (C.) Municipal reference work, P.L. (12) 232-234
Ranck (S. H.) Public Librarv as a part of the Municipal Government,

L.J. (32) 432-433, P.L. (12) 385-387
Mowrv (D. E.) Reference Libraries in cities — Baltimore as a type, P.L.

(12)' 387-389
Bruncken (E.) Legislative reference, Cal News Notes (2) 96-105
Darlow (G.) Municipal section of a Public Library, P.L. (13) 4-6

1908 Woodruff (C. R.) Legislative reference work and its opportunities, P.L.

(13) 300-303

Municipal Reference Library in Milwaukee, Wis Lib Bull (4) 18

Allen (\V. H.) Bureau of municipal research, L.J. (33) 401

Briggs (W. B.) Public Library and the City Government, or what Public
Libraries should do for municipal departments and officials, L.J. (33)
385-390 .

Whitten (R. H.) Proposed Library of municipal affairs and city depart-
ment Libraries, L.J. (33) 224-226

McCarthv (C.) City Library as a business investment, .LZ,.,4. Bull (2)
190-197

Kennedy (J. P.) Legislative reference work and its opportunities (National
Association of State Librarians), A.L.A. Bull (2) 278-284

Aldermen learning value of a Library, Wis Lib Bull (4) 112

1909 Legislative Reference Library, Wis Lib Bull (5) 101-102

F 16 COOPERATIVE WORK OF LIBRARIES TO PROVIDE BOOKS FOR
THE BLIND

1898 Utley (H. M.) Books for the blind, L.J. (23) Conf No 93-^5

1906 Neisser (E. R.) Books for the blind, L.J. (31) Conf No 7S-82, Discussion

224-22q

Dickinson (A. D.) National Library for the blind, L.J. (31) 21S, P.L. (11)
308-309

1907 Thomson (J.) Library work amongst the blind, A.L.A. Bull (i) 46-47

1908 Catalogue of the National Lending Library for the Blind (notice), L.A.R.

(10) 300-301
Co-operative work for the blind at Salt Lake, I'tah, P.L. (13) 333

274 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind — Reference

Library of books relating to the blind, L.J. (33) 77-78
Clark (B. H.) Some unusual experiences in the work of a blind Librarian,

^■J- {35) 393-4
1909 Roebuck {G. E.) Books for the blind (a letter), L.A.R. (11) 611-612

Gillis (M. R.) California State Library for the Blind, L.J. (34) 115-118
Rowan (J. M.) Reading rooms and Libraries for the blind, L.J. (34) 221
Work of the Packard Library, Salt Lake City, P.L. (14) 227
Principal sources of supply of Books, Magazines, etc., for the Blind

European Braille. — British and Foreign Blind Association, Great Portland
Street, London
Gardner's Trust for the Blind, Victoria Street, Westminster
Home Teaching Society for the Blind, Victoria Street, Westminster
London Society for Teaching the Blind to Read, Upper Avenue Road,

London, N.VV.
Manchester and Salford Blind Aid Society, Manchester
National Lending Library for the Blind, Queen's Road, Bayswater
Royal Blind x'\sylum and School, Edinburgh
American Braille. — American Printing House for the Blind, Louisville,
Ky., U.S.A.
Illinois School for the Blind, Jacksonville, 111., U.S.A.
Perkins Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Overbrook, Pa.,
U.S.A.
Moon Type. — Moon Society, Queen's Road, Brighton

New York Point. — American Printing House for the Blind, Louisville,
Ky., U.S.A.
Xavier Society, New York City, U.S.A.
The Bible. — i. Entire in all types except Moon, in which it furnishes only
Psalms, Proverbs, Gospels and Acts — Supplied by The American Bible
Society, New York City, U.S.A.
2. Entire Bible, in Moon Type only — Supplied by Pennsylvania Bible
House, 7th and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa., and Moon Society,
Queen's Road, Brighton
Periodicals.^ — The Christian Record, in New York Point and Braille; The
Christian Record Office, College View, Neb., U.S.A.
The Matilda Ziegler Magazine, in New York Point and Braille; The
Ziegler Publishing Co., 309, West 53rd Street, New York City, U.S.A.
Outlook for the Blind, ink print : Massachusetts Association for pro-
moting the Interests of the Blind, 277, Harvard Street, Cambridge
Station, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.

F17 MUSEUMS, ART GALLERIES, AND LECTURES— GENERAL

1876 Frieze (H. S.) Art Museums and their connection with Libraries, U.S.

Rept 434-444
1886 Cowell (P.) Origin and historv of some Liverpool Libraries, L.A. Trans

(6). 36-37
1888 Wa lis (C. W.) Connexion between Free Libraries, Art Galleries and

Museums, L.C. (5) 6-11
1892 Bain (J.) Junr. Museums, Art Galleries and Lectures in connection with

Public Libraries, U.S. Rept 850-861, L.J. (18) 2x4-215
1894 Lectures and .Science and Art Classes, Greenwood's Public Libraries 470-9
1898 Ferrec (B.) Work of the Brooklyn Institute, L.J. (23) Conf No 144-145

Leipziger (H. M.) Lectures and classes, L.J. (23) Conf No 145-146
1903 Minto (J.) Public Libraries and Museums : a discussion of the connection

between Art Galleries and their inter-relationship, L.A.R. (5) 261-264,

Discussion 289-293
1905 Civic relations of Libraries, Museums and Art Galleries, L.J. (30) 222-223

1908 Piper (A. C.) Libraries, Museums and Art Galleries, L.W. (10) 419-421

1909 Bostwick (A. E.) What a Library may do for a small town, N.Y.L. (i)

172-173

F18 MUSEUMS

1876 Frieze (H. S.) Art Museums and their connection with Libraries, U.S.

Rept 434-444
1881 Homes (H. A.) Libraries and Museums, L.J. (6) 81-86, 128-129

MUSEUM APPLIANCES 275

1885 Homes (H. A.) Libraries with Museums, L.J. (10) 229-231

1888 Wallis (C. W.) Connexion between Free Libraries and Art Galleries and

Museums, L.C. (5) 6-1 1
1890 How to make a Library useful to a Museum, L.J. (15) 307
189^ Bain (J.) Junr. Museums in connection with Libraries, L.J. (18) 214

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 82

1898 Adler (C.) Museums of art and science, L.J. (23) Conf No 95-96

Mcdlicott (M.) Museums of art, history, and science, L.J. (23) Conf No 96-7

1901 Hale (\V. G.) Museums -Local and educational, L.W. (3) 335

1902 Lewis (P. E.) Libraries and Museums, L..L (3) 285-286

Meyer (A. B.) German view of American Libraries and Museums, L.J.

(26) 868-869

Smith (L. H.) Co-operative work of the Museum and the Library, L.J.

(27) 889

Dewey (M.) Should the local Library have a museum, P.L. (7) 148

1903 Minto'(J.) Public Libraries and Museums: a discussion of the connection

between Libraries and Museums and Art Galleries and their inter-
relationship, L.A.R. (5) 261-264, Discussion 289-293
Grinling- (C. H.) Libraries as workshops, L.A.R. (s) 403-405
Conklin (\V. J.) Union of Library and Museum, P.L. (8) 2-8, 47-49
Gaillard (E. W.) Beginnings of Museum work in Libraries, P.L. (8) 9-1 1
BojTg-an (E. L.) Sidelight in the Museum departnient of a Librarv, P.L.

(8)11-12
Hopkins (A. H.) Link between the Library and the Museum, P.L. (8) 12-15
Museums and children, P.L. (8) 150-151
Laurie (C. F.) Museum in a small Library, P.L. (8) 154-155

1905 Civic relations of Libraries, Museums, and Art Galleries, L.J. (30) 222-223
Thomas (T. H.) National Museum and Librarv for Wales, L. (N.S.) (6)

212-220, L.W. (8) 6-7
Specialization of Museums, P.L. (10) 474-475
Mcllvaine (C.) Museums in their relation to Libraries, P.L. (10) 6-7

1906 Library of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, L.J. (31) 125-126
Museums as an aid to Libraries, P.L. (11) 35-37

Brown (C. E.) Museum auxiliaries in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 31-32

1907 Ward (H. L.) Library and the Museum, L.J. (32) 307-311
Buell (H. C.) Library and its functions. Wis Lib Bull (3) 17-21

1908 Clarke (Sir C. P.) Access to Museum material, P.L. (13) 214-215
Wright (J.) Plea of the Art Librarian, P.L. (13) 348-349

Thwaites (R. G.) Local Public Museums in Wisconsin, Wis Lib Bull (4)

^ 34-36

Some representative local museums in connection with Wisconsin

Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (4) 36-38
Museums as an adjunct to the Library, Wis Lib Bull (4) 55
Piper (A. C.) Libraries, Museums, and Art Galleries, L.W. (10) 419-421

F 18=1 MUSEUM AND GYMNASIUM ACT. 1891

1894 Greenwood's Public Libraries 577-581

1897 Grcen7vood's Library Yr-Bk 20, 22, 30

See also B 32 Legislation — British Islands

F 18=2 MUSEUM APPLIANCES— GENERAL

For particulars, apply to — •

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 21, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
LiHKARY BiJRKAi', Ltd. , Chicago, Ncw York, Boston, London
Potter & Sons, Ltd., 160, Aldersgate Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

F 18=3 MUSEUM CASES

For particulars, apply to —

Adjustaiue Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Hammer, G. M., & Co., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.C.
RONEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

276 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

F19 ART GALLERIES

1888 Wallis (C. \V.) Connexion between Libraries, Art Galleries and Museums,
L.C. (5) 5-"

1899 Chandler (A. C.) Library art club, L.J. (24) 521-523

1900 Spiclmann (M. H.) Art exhibitions and art catalogues, L. {N.S.) (i) 118-22
Pluinmer (M. \Y.) Photograph collection of Pratt Institute Library, L.J.

Us) 7-^
Cutter (C. A.) Photographs and photo prints, L.J. (25) 619-625

1901 Foster (\V. E.) Photographic exhibitions in Public Libraries, L.J. (26)

139-140
Temple (A. G.) Art Galleries in relation to Public Libraries, L.A.R. (3)
13-21

1902 Guggenheimer (A.) Library methods for photographs, L.J. (27) 324-325

1907 Chesney (L. D.) Picture collections, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 2, 3-4
Buell (H. C.) Library and its functions. Wis Lib Bull (3) 20

1908 Piper (A. C.) Libraries, Museums and Art Galleries, L.W. (10) 419-421

1909 Buckley (A. McC.) Pictures in Libraries, Cal Neivs Notts (4) 272-276
Warner (J.) PhotOi-'raphic surveys in connection with Public Libraries,

L.A. (6J 240-245, Discussion 249-251
Buren (M. Van-) Small Library and art, P.L. (14) 18
Wilbur (W. A.) Lyric influences in the poets' corner of the Library of

Congress, P.L. (14) 230-232

Sec also Exhibitions in Public Libraries F21

F20 EXHIBITIONS IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES— GENERAL. (Articles on the
value of Exhibitions.)

1891 Green (S. S.) Presidential address, San Francisco Conference, L.J. (16)

Conf No 7-8
1899 Moore (E. L.) Library exhibitions, P.L. (4) 148-152

1903 Morton (J.) Exhibitions and special days, P.L. (8) 464-465

1904 Foster (W. E.) Local exhibitions in Public Libraries, P.L. (9) 317-318

1905 Library exhibit by a Normal School, P.L. (10) 361

1907 Shaw (B. M.) Library exhibit in a small town, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 4, 2-3

1908 Interesting Library exhibits. Lib Occ No 12, 14-15

1909 Ballinger (J.) Municipal Library and its public, L. {N.S.) (10) 188-200

F21 EXHIBITIONS IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES. (Articles on the value of Exhibitions.)
Special Subjects: — Art Objects, Illustrations, Photographs, and Prints

1888 Bardwell (W. A.) Wanted— an index to illustrations, /../. (13) 173

1896 Dana (J. C.) Libraries and schools as art educators, L.J. (21) 150
Garland (C. H.) Photograph exhibition, P.L. (i) 187
Exhibition of pictures and engravings, P.L. (i) 227-228

1897 Carter (H. J.) Travelling Libraries of illustrations, L.J. (22) 293
Cutter (C. A.) Exhibits of photographs, posters, engravings, etc., L.J.

(22) 256
Exhibition of mounted photographs, P.L. (2) 53-54
Tanner (M. E.) Travelling Library of pictures, P.L. (2) 263
Green (S. S.) Use of pictures in Public Libraries, JJ.S. Rept 1725-1731

1898 Offer of art exhibits to Libraries, L.J. (23) 74

1899 Chandler (A. C.) Library art club, L.J. (24) 521-523
Moore (E. L.) Library t-xhibits, P.L. (4) 148-152

1900 Plummer (M. W.) Photograph collection of Pratt Institute Library, L.J.

(25) 7-8
Cutter (C. A.) Photographs and photo prints, L.J. (25) 619-625

1901 Foster (W. E.) Photographic exhibitions in Public Lilararies, L.J. (26)

139-140

1902 Guggenheimer (A.) Library methods for photographs, L.J. (27) 324-325

1903 Weitcnkampf (F.) Caricatures : their use in the Library, L.J. (28) 112-113

1904 — Print made useful, L.J. (30) 920-921

Civic relations of Libraries, Museums and Art Galleries, L.J. (30) 22-23

1905 Milner (A. V.) Artistic advertising, P.L. (10) 356

Duckworth (T.) Local and county photographic surveys, L.A.R. (7) 19-30
'Decoration of Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (1) 7

1906 Twort (H. A.) Collections of illustrations in Public Libraries, L.A. (5)

195-196
Dewey (M.) Library pictures, P.L. (11) lo-ii

EXHIBITIONS IN LIBRARIES 277

Brainerd (J. F.) Picture work in the new Rochelle Public Library, P.L.
(i i) 255-256
1907 Weitenkampf (F.) Cataloguing of prints, L.J. (32) 408-409
How to care f(?r pictures when not in use, P.L. (12) 51

See also Picture Bulletins E 126
Bookmaking, Bookbinding, Printing
iQOi Exhibition illustrating; the history of book makin^Sf, P.L. (6) 279
1902 Adams (E. L.) Book exhibits at Plainfield, N.J., Public Library, L.J.

(27) 763-765 . .

1904 Josephson (A. G. S.) Johann Gutenberg and the invention of printing
exhibition, 1903, P.L. (g) 276-279

1907 Dana (J. C.) Physical side of books, L.J. {32) 331-358
Stalev (G. F.) Book exhibitions, L. IF. (lo) 106-108

1908 Philip (A. J.) Co-operative exhibition, L.W. (11) 193
Special — Books

1894 Lancaster (A.) Advantage of occasional exhibitions of the more valuable

books, L. (6) 19-22
1902 Exhibition of books on special subjects, L.J. (27) 219-220

1906 Smith (B. S.) Methods of securing better reading, P.L. (11) 171-173
Gaillard (E. \V.) One way to popularize the Library, P.L. (11) 12-14

1907 Sikes (L. M.) Advertising' the children's room. Lib Occ No 10, 1-2

1909 Warner (J.) Holiday literature and picture exhibitions, L.W. (12) 49-54

LIBRARY EXHIBITIONS ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS
F22 Animal Exhibition at Pratt Institute, L.J. (23) 671
F23 Architectural Exhibition at Medford (jNIass.), P.L. (3) 133
F24 Art Loan Exhibition at Braddock, L.J. (22) 155-6; Bridgeport (Ct.), L.J.

(22) 104, 212, 271, 448; Cleveland (Case Library), P.L. (3) 394; Gardner

(Mass.), P.L. (3) 4p; Marion (Ind.), L.J. (31) 142, P.L. (10) 100;

Scoville, P.L. (8) 49 ; Springfield (Mass.), L.J. (23) 683 ; Wabash, P.L.

(10) 377
F25 Basket Exhibition at Scoville Institute Library, P.L. (7) 441
F26 Bird Exhibition at Janesville (Wis.) Public Library, Wis Lib Bull (2) 50
F27 Butterflies Exhibition at Binghampton (N.Y.) Public Library, P.L. (12) 291
F28 Bibliographical Exhibition at Columbia L^niversity, P.L. (7) 196-197
F 29 Bookmaking Exhibition — Illustrating the evolution of a book, at Evanston

(111.), P.L. (4) 39; Pratt Institute, L.J. (26) 2S8-289
F30 Printing Exhibition at Detroit, P.L. (9) 466; Boston, L.J. (31) 48, 71;

Pratt Institute, P.L. (11) 414
F 31 Book Illustration at Bridgeport, L.J. (24) 586; Cedar Rapids (la.),

P.L. (3) 83; Mansfield (O.), P.L. (7) 168; Scoville, P.L. (4) 163
F32 Bookbinding at Boston, /../. (22) 271; Hartford (Ct.), L.J. (30) 169;

Havcrvill (Mass.), /../. (31) 140; Jamestown (N.Y.), P.L. g) 183;

Newark (N.J.), L.J. (30)^104; P.L. (10) 357-359; Springfield (Mass.),

P.L. (10) 359
F33 Book Plates at Boston, L.J. (22) 271; Yonkers (N.Y.) Woman's Institute,

L.J. (31) 144
F34 Book Cover Designs at Stamford (Ct.), L.J. (2^^) 77
F35 Book Exhibitions— General, at Aberdeen, L. (7) 367; Appleton (Wis.), Wis

Lib Bull (i) 66; Brechin, L. (7) 323; Cheltenham, L. (8) 33, L. (10) 339;

Chelsea, L. (6) 122, (7) 84, 195; Plainfield (N.J.), L.J. (27) 763-765
Book Exhibitions — Special Collections
F36 Art Books at Montague Branch, Brooklyn, P.L. (12) 207; Newark

(N.J.), L.J. (22) 48, 717; Philadelphia, L.J. (22) 49
F37 Bird Books at Milwaukee (Wis.) Library, L.J. (24) 227
F38 Children's Books at Buffalo, P.L. (4) 38; Helena (Mont.), P.L. (3)
175; Plainfield (N.J.), L.J. (20) 22; St. Joseph (Mo.). L.J. (23) 543;
Travelling Exhibition of children's books, Wis Lib Bull (i) 77, (2)

SI. (.0 38
F39 Christmas Gift Books at Pratt Institute, L.J. (30) 44, P.L. (7) 37, (10)
40; Washington (D.C), P.L. (10) 39

278 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

F40 Historical Works of America — General, at Columbia University, P.L.

(9) 516-517; Newark (N.J.), P.L. (12) 113-114
F41 Californian Books at Pasadena (Cal.), L.J. (24) 543

F42 Newark Books at Newark (N.J.), P-I- (10) 315

F43 New York Books and Documents at New York Public Libraries

(Lenox Building), L.J. (25) 98, P.L. (8) 332
F44 Music Books at Pennsylvania Literary Club, P.L. (4) 26
F45 Nature Books at Brooklyn (N.Y.), L.J. (24) 226
F 46 Reference Books at Reading, L. (6) 184

F47 Costume — Prints on old-time costume at Havervill (Mass.), P.L. (12) 161
F 48 Educational Work— Exhibition of College bulletins at Wilmington (Del.),

L.J. (27) 795 ; Drawings in Newark Schools at Newark (N.J.), P-L.

(12) 247
F 49 Fish Exhibit, Wis Lib Bull (3) 40
F50 Forestry Exhibit at Newark (N.J.), P.L. (12) 208

F 51 Geographical and Geological Exhibition at Springfield (Mass.), L.J. (24) 230
F52 Indian Curios and Relics Exhibit at Michigan City (Ind.), P.L. (4) 446-7;

Scoville Institute (111.), P.L. (4) 427; Webster Library, New York City,
L.J. (24) 320
F53 Industrial Exhibit at Binghampton (N.Y.), P.L. (12) 76, 235
F54 Irish Exhibit at the Portage (Wis.) Library, Wis Lib Bull (3) 21
F55 Lantern Slide Exhibit, Wis Lib Bull (i) 6-7
F56 Library Buildings Exhibition of designs at Los Angeles (Cal.), P.L. (3) 228;

Massachusetts Literary Club, P.L. (4) 115; Ferguson Library, Stamford

(Ct.). L.J. (26) 37
F57 Needlework at Passaic Library, P.L. (11) 472
F58 Paintings, Exhibition— General, at Newark (N.J.), P.L. (8) 244-245; Passaic,

^■J- (24) 320
F 59 of, by American Artists at Cedar Rapids (la.), P.L. (12) 375; Marion

(Ind.), P.L. (12) 114; Newark (N.J.), P.L. (lo) 150
F60 in Oil at Newark (N.J.), P.L. (10) 150
F61 Water Colour at New York Public Library, P.L. (11) 272
F62 by Indian Artists at Peru (Ind.), P.L. (10) 145

Examples of work of Individual Artists : —
F63 Rossetti Pictures at New York (Lenox Building), L.J. (27) 208

F 64 Tadema Reproductions at Burlington (la.), P.L. (9) 42

F65 Whistler Prints at New York (Lenox Building), L.J. (25) 761

F 66 Special Subjects — American etchings at Lenox Library, P.L. (11) 340
F67 Revolutionary Pictures at Bridgeport (Ct.), L.J. {2^) 160, P.L. (3)

182
F 68 Greek Vases — Drawings and engravings illustrating Greek Vases

at Forbes Library, Northampton, L.J. (22) 273
F69 Madonna, Pictures of, at Withers Public Library, P.L. (4) 40

F70 War Pictures at Dayton (C), P.L. (4) 467; New York (Lenox

Building), L.J. (30) 370
F71 Picture Bulletins at New York Library, P.L. (11) 340

F72 Prints Exhibition— Copley Prints at Illinois State Library School, P.L. (3) 18

F73 Japanese Prints at Cleveland (O.), L.J. (30) x68, P.L. (10) 151; Newark,
P.L. (10) 200; New York (Lenox Building), L.J. (26) 229; Pratt
Institute, P.L. (8) 71

F 74 Mezzotints at Lenox Library, P.L. (10) 200-201

F 75 Reproductions— Lithographs at Bridgeport (Ct.), L.J. (22) 44

Pictures at Denver, L.J. (22) 90; Mansfield (O.), L.J. (7) 168; Newark
(N.J.), P.L. (2) 53-54; Scoville (Inst.), P.L. (4) lo-ii ; Springfield
(Mass.), P.L. (3) 267

LIBRARY LECTURES 279

F76 Pearl Industry Exhibit at Muscatino Library, P.L. (11) 508

F77 Periodicals Exhibition of Fad Periodicals at Cedar Rapids (la.), P-l- ii) I34

Illinois Stale Library School, P.L. (;,) 55
F78 Photography Exhibit at Cleveland (Case Library), /'./.. (4) 39, 467; Massa-
chusetts Library Club, P.L. (4) 23
F79 Photographs of Florence at Brockton Public Library, P.L. (4) 163
F80 Venice at Massachusetts Library Club, P.L. (3) 177
F81 West Indian Scenes at Brookline (Mass.), L.J. {22) 44-45
F82 Plant Studies Exhibit, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 7, 137

Portrait Exhibitions
F83 Burns Exhibit at Portage (Wis.) Library, Wis Lib Bull (3) 9
F84 Cromwell Exhibit at Springfield (Mass.), L.J. (25) 83, P.L. (4) 457
F85 Franklin Exhibit at Boston, L.J. (31) 71
F86 Hero Exhibit at Pratt Institute, L.J. (2^) 146-148
F87 Schiller Exhibit at New York (Lenox Building), L.J. (30) 370
F88 Washington Exhibit at Boston Public Library, P.L. (3) 133
F89 Poster Exhibition at Illinois State Normal School, P.L. (10) 356; Michigan

City (Ind.), P.L. (7) 65; Port Huron (Mich.), L.J. (22) 764; Scoville

Institute, P.L. (4) 10- 11
F90 Pottery Exhibition at Mankato (la.), Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 7, 135
F9I Silli Exhibition at Muscatine (la.), P.L. (11) 508
F92 Textile Exhibition at Pratt Institute, P.L. (4) 87
F93 Valentine Exhibition at Boston, P.L. (4) 179; Cleveland (O.), L.J. (23) 120;

Kansas City (Mo.), L.J. (24) 125; Pratt Institute, L.J. (25) 135; Scoville

Institute, P.L. (8) 174-175
F94 Wild Flowers Exhibition at Pratt Institute, L.J. (25) 244
F95 Wood Engraving Exhibition at New York (Lenox Building), P.L. (8) 16;

Binghampton (N.Y.), P.L. (12) 162

F96 LIBRARY LECTURES

1878 Axon (W. E. A.) Library lectures, L.J. (3) 47-49

1879 Bailey (W. H.) Lectures in connection with Libraries, L..4. Trans (2)

34-37, L.J. (4) 410

1882 Cowell (P.) Lectures at the Liverpool Library, L.A.M.N. (3) 53-56

1883 Poole (W. F.) Lectures on the use of books, L.J. (8) 51-52
Foster (W. E.) Lectures, L.J. (8) 244

Dale (A. W. W.) Library lectures, L.J. (8) 338

1893 Cowell (P.) How to popularize a Free Library, L.J. (18) 461-465

1894 Dent (R. K.) Free lectures in connection with Libraries, L. (6) 354-360
Greenwood's Public Libraries 47o-47<)

1895 Briscoe (J. P.) Half-hour talks about books with Library readers, L. (7)

18-20
1897 Cowell (P.) Public Library work forty years ago (Free Lectures as aids to
Library work), 2nd hit Conf 99-102, Discussion 236

1899 Roberts (F. M.) Lectures in Public Libraries, L.A. (2) 53-58
Librarv extension work: Lectures, L.W. (i) 121-125

Dent (k. K.) Library extension work : Lectures, L.W. (i) 162-164, 220-221

1900 Cowell (P.) Free Public Library lectures, L.A.R. (i) 146-150

Olcott (F. J.) Story telling, lectures, and other adjuncts to the children's
room, P.L. (5) 282-284

1901 Kimmins (C. W.) Lectures under the Public Libraries .Acts, L.A.R. (3)

6-12

1902 Willcock (W. J.) Library lectures : a retrospect and a suggestion, L.A.R.

(4) 394-400

1903 Roberts (H. D.) Library lectures (Letter), L.A.R. (5) 159

McKnight (E.) Public Libraries and University extension, L.A.R. (5) 270-5
Mould (R. W.) Some Library aids — other than mechanical, L.A.R. (5)

367-368
Rae (W. S. C.) Popularising the best books, L.A.R. (5) 626-628
Nolen (J.) Aid from University extension methods, L.J. (28) 225-227
Moore (H. K.) University extension lectures and Libraries, L. TI'. (6) 117-23

28o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1904 Jast (L. S.) Library extension work in Great Britain, L.J. (29) Conf No

34-37

1905 Sampson (H. A. C.) Public Library lectureship, L.W. (7) 212-214
Woodruff (C. H.) Education through Free Libraries, P.L. (10) 346-350
Scybold (S. V.) University extension and Public Libraries, P.L. (10) 512-14
Legislative Bill for public lectures in Wisconsin Libraries, Wis Lib Bull

(0 34

1906 Newcombe (C. F.) Library lectures and extension work, L.A. (5) 61-64
Dewey (M.) Library pictures, P.L. (11) lo-ii

Patten (F. C.) Library and the lecture, P.L. (11) 489-492
Study and lecture courses in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 28-29
Lindemann (A. S.) Free lecture system and Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 63

1907 Roberts (R.) Relation of Public Libraries to the present sj'stem of educa-

tion, L.A.R. (9) 1-14
Newcombe (C. F.) Raison d'etre of Library lectures, L.A.R. (9) 231-243,

Discussion 261-266
Redgrave (J.) Public Library book extension service, L.A. (5) 290-292
Rae (W. S. C.) Library lecture courses, L.W. (10) 81-83
Hutchins (F. A.) Sunday afternoon lectures in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (3) 8

1908 Brown (f. D.) Lecture in Belgium on work of British Municipal Libraries,

L. (N'.S.) (9) 223
— Bibliographical lantern slides, L.A.R. (10) 147-148, 215-217
Ballinger (J.) Milton Tercentenary, L.A.R. (10) 317-318
Huntting (H. R.) Public Library from business man's standpoint, P.L.

(13) 335-339

1909 Public Library activities in California, Cal News Notes (4) 246-250
Charges for admission to lectures, L.A.R. (11) 40

Roebuck (G. E.) On the need of a Lecture Bureau, L.A.R. (11) 47-48

Doubleday (W. E.) Home Reading Union and children, L.A.R. (11) 206-7

London University and London Libraries, L.A.R. (11) 347-348

Provision of lantern and operator out of Library rate, L.A.R. (11) 415

Library lectures, L.A.R. (11) 608-610

Sayers (W. C. B.) Librarian as a lecturer, L.W. (12) 23-27

Abrams (A. W.) Libraries and visual instruction, N.Y.L. (i) 235-237

For particulars relating to the hire and purchase of Lantern Slides, apply to —
Newton & Co., 3, Fleet Street, E.C.
Steward, J. H., 406 and 457, Strand, W.C.
Wood, E. G., 1-2, Queen Street, Cheapside, E.C.
Wrench, J., & Son, 50, Gray's Inn Road, W.C.

PRINCIPLES OF BOOK SELECTION 281

CLASS G— Books

Gl BOOK SELECTION— PRINCIPLES, etc.

1876 Poole (VV. F.) Selection of books, U.S. Rcpt 479-81
Dewey (M.) Book selection, L.J. (1) 391-3

1877 VVinsor (J.) Inaugural address, ist Int Conf 1-2 1

Harrison (R.) Selection of books for popukir Libraries, ist Int Conf 51-6,

L.J. (2) 145-150
Anderson (J. M.) Selection and selectors of books, ist Int Conf 57-8, L.J,

(2) 151-2
Mullins (J. D.) Note on books suitable for Lending Libraries, ist Int

Conf 59, L.J. (2) 152

1878 Homes (H. A.) Selection of books for popular Libraries, L.J. (3) 50-1, 53-4
Library in relation to special classes of readers, L.J. (3) Conf No 65-85

1880 Pendleton (A. M.) Notions wise and otherwise, L.J. (5) 3-6

1884 James (H. P.) Selection of books for Newton Library, L.J. (9) 209-10

See also 207-8

1885 Littie (G. T.) What should be done for an old Library with a limited

income, L.J. (10) 245-46
1887 Foster (VV. E.) Library's maximum of usefulness, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 195-2 11
Jackson (K. M.) Book selection and buying, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 5
Nelson (C. A.) Choosing and buying books, L.J. (12) 155-6
Woodruff (E. H.) Birmingham lectures, L.J. (12) 253-254

1889 How we choose and buy new books : Symposium, L.J. (14) 336-9, 372
Cutter (C. A.) Presidential address — St. Louis Conference, L.J. (14) 150

1890 Coe (E. M.) Should x\merican literature be specially favoured in our

[American] Libraries, L.J. (15) 101-4, Discussion 1 16-17
Griswold (W. M.) Choice of books in Public Libraries, especially at

Cambridge, L.J. (15) no
Higginson (T. W.) Cambridge Library and its critic, L.J. (15) no- 11
Foster (W. E.) Industrial additions to Providence Library, L.J. (15) 144
Nelson (C. A.) How the books were bought for our Library, L.J. (15)

Conf No 38-9
Green (S. S.) Relation of Librarian to Book Committee, L.J. (15) Conf

No 116-17

1891 lies (G.) Book reviewing systematized, L.J. (16) 208

1892 Selection and buying of books [Massachusetts Library Club], L.J. (17) 172
Stanley (H. M.) List of books for model Libraries, L.J. (17) 233
Report of Committee on preparation of lists for purchase : Massachusetts

Library Club, L.J. (17) 429
lies (G.) Evaluation of literature, L.J. (17) Coaf No 18-22, Discussion
63-5, 80-1
1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Rept 809-826

1893 Report on lists of books [Massachusetts Library Club], L.J. (18) 85-6
Adams (C. F".) Sifting as a Library policy, L.J. (18) 1 18-19. ^^^ ^^^^ ^^7
Green (S. S.) .Adaptation of Libraries to constituencies, L.J. (18) 219-20
Jones (G. M.) .Accession department, L.J. (18) 234-235, Discussion Conf

No 46-51

1894 Johnston (D. V. R.) Selection of books, L.J. (19) Conf No 36-7
Bardwell (W. A.) Selection of books, L.J. (19) Conf No 37-8
Brett (W. H.) Selection of books, L.J. ( iq) Conf No 38-9
I'tley (H. M.) Selection of books, L.J. (19) Conf No 39-41
Crunden (F. M.) Selection of books, L.J. (iq) Conf No 41-2

1895 Brown (J. D.) .Select li.sts of book on imi)orlant subjects, L.W. (7) 363-6
Larned (J. N.) Selection of books for a Public Library, L.J. (20) 270-272
Cutler (M. S., Mrs. Fairchild) Principles of selection of books, L.J. (20)

330-41

1896 Hewins {C. M.) New and old books, L.J. (21) Conf No 47-8
Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer— Book selection, P.L. (i) 9-10

1897 Rawson (H.) Dutif.-s of Librarv Committees, 2nd Int Conf 28-29
Andrews (E. P.) Book selection, /../. (22) Conf No 70-74

282 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1900

190 1

1902

Lemcke (E.) Librarian and the Importer, L.J. (22) Conf No 12-16, P.L.

(2) 443-6
Potter (A. C.) Selection of books for College Libraries, L.J. (22) Conf

No 39-44
Books of 1896 : Classified list of best books for a small Library, L.J. {22)

83-8, 136-42
Wire (G. E.) Book selection, buying and binding, L.J. (24) Conf No 63-5
— Expert advice, which is not expert, L.J. (24) Conf No 523-4
Fiction Committee of Boston Public Library, L.J. (24) Conf No 528-9
Burgovne (F. J.) Selection and purchase of books, L. W . (i) 136-8, 157-9
Swift (L. B.) Essentials of Library equipment, P.L. (4) 72-76
Wire (G. E.) Book selection, buying and binding, P.L. (4) 261-2
Orr (C.) Book buying and trade bibliographies, P.L. (4) 345*347
Crunden (F. M.) How things arc done in one American Library, L. {^.S.)

(i) 290-8
Baker (E. A.) Wanted— A guide book to books, L.A.R. (2) 89-97
Foster (W. E.) Standard Library (Experiment at Providence), L.J. (25)

Conf No 36-8
Book selection and annotation, L.W. (3) 37-40
Co-operative reading — expert advice at Cleveland, P.L. (5) 250
Aldred (T.) Book selection and rejection, L.A.R. (3) 143-56
Burgoyne (F. J.) Choice of books for a small Library, L.A.R. (3) 189-97,

Discussion 225-6
Wire (G. E.) Some principles of book and picture selection, L.J. (26) 54-6
Cutter (C. A.) Should Libraries buy only the best books? L.J. (26) 70-2
Brown (J. D.) Out-of-print books, L.W. (3) 141-42, 215-19, 235-37, 287-90
Koopman (H. L.) Collecting for the future, P.L. (6) 133-4, 195-7
Order routine, Rept of Libn of Cong 212-220
Selection of books, Minn. la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 26-35
Standard for Library books, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 28-29
Baker (E. A.) Book reviews : their help and their hindrances in selection,

L.A.R. (4) 28-36
Reading for the poor, L.J. (27) 245-248

Brett (W. H.) Book buying for large Public Libraries, P.L. (7) 418-419
- — Some notes on book selection, la Lib O. (2) 1-4
Putnam (H.) Books and the people, la Lib O. (2) 21-22
Brainard (J. M.) " Coming out of Egypt," la Lib O. (2) 42-43
Johnston (D. V. R.) Auction catalogue problem, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85),

Bulletin No 75, 97-100
Fairchild (S. C.) Periodicals useful for reviews, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85),

Bulletin No 75, 131-134

1903 Adams (W. H.) Ways of making a Library useful, L.J. (28) 286-290
Hosmer (J. K.) Some things that are uppermost, L.J. (28) Conf No 1-8
Brown (J. D.) Reprints of standard works, L.W. (6) 8-10, 39-41, 71-73,

130-133, 162-165, 210-212
Cattell (S. W.) and A. B. Kroeger. Aids to book selection, Pcnn L.C.

Bull (i) 20
Bostwick (A. E.) How Libraries choose books, P.L. (8) 137-141
Humphrey (G. P.) Selection of books for a small Library, P.L. (8) 144-5
Andrews (C. W.) Acquisition of books, P.L. (8) 195-202
Fairchild (S: C.) Book selection. P.L. (8) 281

1904 Savage (E. A.) Book selection, L.A. (4) 190-195

Willcock (W. J.) Proportionate representation of literature in Libraries,

L.A.R. (6) 336-344
Foster (\V. E.) Where ought ihe emphasis to be placed in Library

purchases? L.J. (29) 229
Public Libraries and the sale of books, L.J. (29) 243-247
Adams (C. F.) Problem of the small Library, L.J. (29) 365-367
Bond (H.) Some features of Library practice in Great Britain, L.J. (20)

Conf No 2S-30
Hodges (N. D. C.) Selection of books, P.L. (9) 311-315
Selection and purchase of books, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 33-37

1905 Importance of book selection, L.W. (8) 1-6

Cutter (W. P.) Notes on book purchasing for small Libraries, L.J. (30)

518-520
Gaillard (E. W.) Trustees and Library appropriations, L.J. (30) 403-404
Leighton (F. H.) Preparing new books and restoring old, P.L. (10) 223
Lindsay (M. B.) Some general principles of book selection, P.L. (10) 267-71

BOOKSELLERS. EXPORTERS. ETC. 283

Jacobson (K. M.) Book selection and buying, Minn P.L.C. Notes (5) 5-7
Bacon (C.) Principles of book selection, h'.Y.L. (i) 3-6

1906 Municipal Libraries' aims in book buying : symposium, L. (N.S.) (7)

46-69
Library in relation to special classes of readers, L.J. (31) 65-85
Public Library's aim in book buying. L.J. (31) 1 19-123
Importance of book selection, L.W. (9) 1-6
Prentiss (M. E.) Book selection and purchase for a small Library, F.L.

(") 55
Baldwin (K. V.) Order routine in Brooklyn Public Library, P.L. (11) 560-1
Ames (C. \V.) National materialism and the Public Library, Minn P.L.C.

Notes (9) 4-13
Walker (J. M.) Public Library in a small town, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No

4, 10-12

1907 Jcffers (L.) Successful book purchase system, L.J. (32) 65-67
Coutts {H. T.) Specialization in Library work, L.W. (9) 393-396
Putnam (\\\ H.) Duties of the Library Director, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2)

No 4, 43-46
Bacon (C.) Principles of book selection, N.Y.L. (i) 3-6, Vt L.C. Bull (3)

No 3, 1-5
Approved books, N.Y.L. (i) 51-52

Proportion of books in different classes, N.Y.L. (i) 152
Ballard (H. H.) In the matter of book selection. Wis Lib Bull (3) 94

1908 Bostwick (A. E.) Librarian as a censor: address of President of A. L.A.

at Lake Minnetonka Conference, A. L.A. Bull (2) 1 14-12 1, L.J. (33)

237-244
Two minute talks on various books, /1.L..4. Bull (2) 167-171
Moore (A. C.) Library membership as a civic force, A. L.A. Bull (2)

372-380, L.J. (33) 269-271
Ballinger (J.) Municipal Library and its public, L. (N.S.) (9) 309-322
Pollard (A. W.) Recent English purchases at the British Museum,

L. (.V.5.) (9) 323-332
Burpee (L. J.) Are reviews reliable, L.J. (33) 101-102
Result of the A. L.A. Bookbinding Committee's investigations, L.J. (33)

58-59, 190- 19 I
Jeffers (L. R.) Editions suggested for a circulating Library, L.J. (33)

48-53
Principles underlying the selection and rejection of books, L.J. (33) 128-49
Huck (T. W.) Check on the book fund, L.W. (11) 116-118
Lee (M.) Book selection and book buying, P.L. (13) 24-25
Dana (J. C.) Selection and rejection of books, L.J. (33) 148-149, P.L. (13)

177-178
Rosenberg (L) Directing the taste of casual readers, P.L. (13) 294-299
Taylor (F. B.) Building a Library, la Lib O. (5) 192
Pleasants (L. J.) Author from the Librarian's standpoint, Wis Lib Bull

(4) 48-49

1909 Stewart (J. D.) and O. E. Clarke. Guides to book selection, L.W. (11)

409-417, 445-450
Hawkes (A. J.) Partisan literature in Public Libraries, L. Tl'. (12) 28-34
Gauss (C.) Popular education in literature, L.J. (34) 391-304
Bostwick (A. E.) How to raise the standard of book selection, P.L. (14)

163-167
Book symposium at Lake George, L.J. (34) 442-443, 444-445
Book symposium. Wis Lib Bull (5) 83-84

Fairchild (S. C.) Book symposium at Lake George, P.L. (14) 343-344
Corns (A. R.) Some insufliciently developed points in Library practice,

L.A.R. (II) 257-263
Askew (S. B.) The place, the man and the book, N.Y.L. (1) 163-169
Receiving and preparing books for the shelves, Wis Lib Bull (5) 14
Rathbone (F. L.) Borrower and his book, N.Y.L. (i) 228-232

BOOKSELLERS, EXPORTERS, AND LIBRARY AGENTS

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frank fort-o-M., Germanv
Beazlev, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Cazenove & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Dawson & Son, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.
Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

284 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.
Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, VV.C.
Preston & Co., 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.
Sinclair & Woolstox, Ltd., Ciieapside, Nottingham
Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.
Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W .
Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.C.

G2 BOOK BUYING

1876 Poole {W. F.) Purchase of books, U.S. Rept 481-4S3

1877 Walford (C.) On special collections of books, L.J. (2) 140-145

1878 Spofford (A. R.) Book auction catalogues and their perils, L.J. (3) 53-54
1881 Book auction catalogues, L.J. (6) 157-158

1884 Purchase of books by Librarians, L.J. (9) 99

1885 Effect of Free Libraries on publishing trade, L.J. (10) 131

Caspar (C. M.) Hints in finding author, title, publisher, etc., L.J. (10)

180-182
Auction prices in London, L.J. (10) 36-37
1887 Gamut (D.) Art of book buying, L.J. (12) 293

Fletcher (W. L) Value of old books, L.J. (12) 292-293

1889 Carr (H. J.) Buying books by Library boards, L.J. (14) 41-42
Harris (G. W.) Some German publishing methods, L.J. (14) 250-254
Green (S. S.) How we choose and buy new books, L.J. (14) 336-337
Peoples (W. T.) How we choose and buy new books, L./. .(14) 337
Schwartz (J.) How we choose and buy new books, L.J. (14) 337-338
Poole (R. B.) How we choose and buy new books, L.J. (14) 338
Bard well (W. A.) How we choose and buy new books, L.J. (14) 33S
Berry (S. H.) How we choose and buy new books, L.J. (14) 338-339
Edmands (J.) How we choose and buy new books, L.J. (14) 339
Larned (J. N.) How we choose and buy new books, L.J. (14) 339
Tvler (A. W.) Book agent baffled, L.J. (14) 464

1890 Nelson (C. A.) How books were bought in our Library, L.J. (15) Conf

No 38-39
Curtis (C. B.) Tariff on books by mail, L.J. (15) 180-181
Stocking the Newberry Library, L.J. (15) 234-235
Do Free Libraries decrease the popular sale of books, L.J. (15) 237
Book buying. Greenwood's Public Libraries 400-403
1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Rept 814-818, L.J. (18) 234-5,
Conf No 46-51

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer— Book buying, P.L. (i) 40-41

1897 Lemcke (E.) Librarian and the Importer, L.J. (22) Conf No 12-16, P.L.

(2) 443-446, 487-489
Pennock (B. W.) Ordermg books, P.L. (2) 132-133
Ogle (H.) Book buying, L.A. (i) 111-115

1898 Book buying, P.L. (3) 19-20

Orr (C.) Book buying >and trade bibliographies, P.L. (3) 345-349
igoi Richmond (L.) What proportion of appropriation should be spent for
books, periodicals, etc., P.L. (6) 428-430

1902 Sanborn (A. S.) Method of keeping statistics of expenditure for books,

L.J. (27) 1007-1008

1903 Hulme (E. W.) Librarian's aids, L.A.R. (5) 127-129
Underbill (C. M.) Book ordering and buying, P.L. (8) 142-144
Andrews (C. W.) Acquisition of books, P.L. (8) 195-202

1904 Willcock (W. j.) Proportional representation of different classes of

literature in Libraries, L.A.R. (6) 336-344
Bulletin of the A.L.A. Committee on book prices, L.J. (29) 447-448
Librarian as a book buyer, la Lib O. (4) 37-42

1905 Cutter (W. P.) Notes on book purchasing for small Libraries, L.J. (30)

18-20
Bulletin of A.L.A. Committee on book buying, L.J. (30) 151
Report of A.L.A. Committee on book buying, L.J. (30) Conf No 144-146,

P.L. (10) 408-409
Order section routine, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 543-545
Order section routine for small Library, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 547
Recent books. Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 14-16

BOOK BUYING RECORDS 285

1906 Macurdy (T.) Methods of book buyinf^, L.J. (31) 14-15
Whitmore (T. H.) Methods of book biiyniijr, L.J. (31) 16-17
Lamprey (W. L.) Methods of book buying, L.J. (31) 17

Prentiss (M. E.) Book sek^ction and purchase for small Libraries, P.L.

(11) 55-59
Baldwin (E. V.) Order department of a Branch Library, P.L. (11) 509-11

1907 Repori of A.L.A. Book Buying Committee, A.L.A. Bull (i) No i, 5-6,

Conf No 59-62, P.L. (13) 260-261
Brown (D. C.) Scope of book purchases in a State Library, A.L.A. Bull

(1) Conf No 227-230
Lord (L E.) Some notes on the principles and practice of book buying for

Libraries, L.J. {7,2) 3-1 1, 56-64
JelTers (L. R.) Successful book purchase system, L.J. (32) 65-67
Duty free importation of books by College Incorporated Libraries, L.J.

(32) 502-504
\\'yer (M. G.) Book auction sales and secondhand catalogues, P.L. (12)

53-56

Bahieun (C. H.) Trustee's view of the book buying problem, la Lib Q.

(5) 177-178
Fearey (C. S.) Some reasons against purchasmg subscription books

published in sets. Lib Occ No 10, 9-10

1908 Young (J. D.) Fugitive bibliography in relation to book selection, L.A.

(b) 192-196
Letter to the American Publishers' Association, L.J. (33) 58-59
Wright (P. B.) Some book buying and other Library problems, P.L. (13)

120-123, 165-16S
Books in relation to Libraries, L.A. (6) 21 1-2 14
Report of A.L.A. Book Buying Committee, .4.L./L Bull (2) 179-183,

Discussion by VV. P. Cutter 183-190
Koch (T. W.) Apportionment of book funds in College and University

Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (2) 341-347
Jeffers (L. R.) Suggestions for economy in book purchasing, L.J. (33)

494-495

1909 Newcombe (C. I'.) Book buying and book reading, L.A.R. (11) 147-149
A.L.A. Report of Committee on book buying, L.J. (34) 18-19

Burnite (C.) Book buying for a small Children's Library, Lib Occ (2) 60- 1
For List of Booksellers and Library Agents see under G i

G21 BOOK BUYING— RECORDS AND PROCESSES

1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Govt Rept 817-818

1899 Burgoyne (F. J.) Selection and purchase of books, L. IF. (i) 157-159

1900 Jast (L. S.) Accessions : checking of processes, L. (N.S.) (i) 152-153
Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. {N.S.)

(i) 290-298
1902 Records and processes, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 30

Order routine, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 36, 71
1905 Order section routine, N.V.S.L. Rept (SS) 543-545

Order section routine for small Library, .V. V.S.L. Rept (88) 547
1909 Coolidge (O. P.) Records necessary for the small Library, P.L. (14) 10-13
See also G 25

G22 BOOK BUYING— ROUTINE BOOK

1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Rept 817-818

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 63-64

1899 Burgoyne (F. J.) Selection and purchase of books, L.W. (i) 157-159

G23 BOOK BUYING— ORDER FORM

1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Rept 817

1902 Order form lor books, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 27-28, 71

G24 BOOK BUYING— PROPOSITION BOOK

1897 Brown (J. D.) I'ormation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 61
1899 Burgoyne (F. J.) Selection and purchase of books, L.W. (i) 157-159

G25 SUGGESTION SLIP

1897 Brown (J D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 6i
1899 Burgoyne (F. J.) Selection and purchase of books, L.W. (1) 157-159

286 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

G3 COOPERATIVE BOOK BUYING

1897 Hart (S.) Co-operation in Hartford Libraries, L.J. (22) 95-96

Foster (W. E.) Co-operation in Providence Libraries, L.J. (22) 344-346
1904 Savage (E. A.) Co-operative book buying, L.A.R. (6) 229-240

1908 Cutter (VV. P.) Acme of co-operation, F.L. (13) 217-218, A.L.A. Bull (2)

183-190
Report of the Book Buying Committee of the A.L.A., A.L.A. BiiU (2)

179-183, Discussion 183-190
McDonald (K. I.) A.L.A. Book list, A.L.A. Bull (2) 197-199

1909 Inkster (L.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in the London area,

L.A.R. (11) 9-12, Discussion 31-36
Co-operative book purchasing, L.J. (34) 18, 526

0 4 NET PRICE SYSTEM

1901 Palmer (VV. M.) Relationship of Publishers, Booksellers and Librarians,

L.J. (26) Conf No 31-37, Discussion 134-140

1902 Doubleday (W. E.) Question of " net books," L.A.R. (4) 140-6

Net prices for books [Massachusetts Library Club Committee], L.J. (27)

25-7
Net prices: Statement from A.L.A. Committee, L.J. (27) 77-S
Bowerman (G. F.) Net prices and Public Libraries, L.J. (27) 134-6
Net price question [Massachusetts Library Club on Mr. Scribner's letter],

L.J. (27) 203
Net price question, L.J. {2y) 264-6
A.L.A. Relations of Libraries to book trade: Report of Committee, L.J.

(27) Conf No 142-3, Discussion 143-7, Resolution 171
Cost of books to Libraries, P.L. (7) 68-9

Daniels (J. F.) New phase of net price controversy, P.L. (7) 222-3
Kautz (F. P.) Bookseller's word,- P.L. (7) 236-7
Net prices on Library books, la Lib O. (2) 35

1903 Net books : What next? Practical suggestions for Librarians, L. (N.S.)

(4) 251-7
A.L.A. Committee : Report on relations with book trade, L.J. (28) 67
American Booksellers' Association on net prices, L.J. [28) 294
A.L.A. Committee : Report on relations of Librarians to bopk trade,

L.J. (28) Conf No 134-5, Discussed bv the following : — Zimmerman

(VV. F.), Conf No 136-40; Hopkins (A. 'H.), Conf No 144-6; Hazeltine

(Miss), 142-3; Vote of A.L.A. Council 225
Daniels (J. F.) Net price system in operation, P.L. (8) 54-5
Zimmerman (VV. F.) Some remarks on the net price system, P.L. (8) 220-3
Hopkins (A. H.) Net price question, P.L. (8) 274-5

1904 Maclehose (R.) Net books : VV'hy it is not practicable to make a reduction

in their price to Libraries, L. (N.S.) (5) 52-8
Libraries and net prices : Suggestions to Librarians, L.J. (29) 24
Public Libraries and the sale of books, L.J. (29) 243-7
Net price system under consideration, P.L. (9) 13
Net prices to Libraries (Reprinted from the Dial, Chicago), P.L. (9) 166-7

1905 Bostwick (A. E.) Net book prices from the Library standpoint, P.L. (10)

292-294
Cutter (W. P.) Notes on book buying for small Libraries, Vt L.C. Bull

(I) 13-15

1906 Savers (VV. C. B.) Publishers and Public Libraries : a comment on the

'"' Book war," L.A. (5) 187-188
Net prices in Great Britain, L.J. (31) 674
Barlow (H.) Book war: another comment, L.W. (9) 189-201

1907 Times Book war, /LL..1. Bull (i) No 1, 9-10

Sayers (VV. C. B.) Book war: a further comment, L.W. (9) 267-8

Net Book Conference, L.W. (9) 369-71

Barlow (H.) Net book system, L.W. (9) 397-402

Conference on net books, L.A.R. (9) 269-84

Net books agreement, L.A.R. (9) 478-9

Hanson (F.) Net books and London booksellers (a letter), L.A.R. (9) 588

Discussion on the net books question, L.A.R. (9) 657-62, 681-2

Plan of the American Publishers' Association adopted at meeting held

January 9th, 1907, L.J. (32) 20
Lord (L E.) Some notes on the principles and practice of book buying

for Libraries, L.J. (32) 3-1 1, 56-64

AIDS TO BOOK SELECTION 287

1908 Net book question, L.W. (10) 91-92

Doubleday (W. E.) Book buying- scheme, L.A.R. (10) 525-527

Report of the Net Books Committee presented by W. VV. Topley, L.A.R.
(10) 566-568

Report of the Book Buying Committee, .1.L..1. Bull (2) 179-183, Discus-
sion by \V. P. Cutter, 183-190

Copyright protection docs not cover price protection, L.J. (33) 230

G5 DISCOUNTS TO LIBRARIES

1876 Poole (W. F.) and others. The 20 per cent, discount rate, L.J. (i) 134-139

1877 — Discounts on book purchases, L.J. (2) 26

1892 Discussion on booksellers' discounts to Libraries, L. (4) 195-199

1907 Lord (L E.) Some notes on the principles and practice of book buying

for Libraries, L.J. (32) 3-1 1, 56-64

1908 JefTers (L.) Suggestions for economy in book purchasing, L.J. (33) 494-5

G6 DUTY AND TARIFF ON BOOKS FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES

1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Legislation respecting duties on books

for Public Libraries, U.S. Kept 290-291
1887 Taxing English reprints for a National Circulating Library, L.J. (12)

182-1S3
1890 Curtis (C. B.) Tariff on books by mail, L.J. (15) 180-181

1900 Macfarlane (J.) Pamphlets and pamphlet duty of 1712, L. (N.S.) (i)

298-302
1907 Duty free importation of books by College incorporated Libraries, L.J.
(32) 502-504

1909 Importation of books under the new copyright law, L.J. (34) iio-iii
Tariff on books — Resolutions, L.J. (34) 14, P.L. (14) 37-38, 58-59, 93, 128

G8 AIDS AND GUIDES TO BOOK SELECTION

1882 Green (S. S.) Aids and guides for readers, L.J. (7) 139-147. See also 200

1883 Carr (H. J.) Index to reference lists, L.J. (8) 23, 27-32

Foster (W. E.) Report on aids and guides to readers, L.J. (8) 233-245
1886 Crunden (F. M.) Report on aids and guides, L.J. (11) 309-330

1889 Lane (W. C.) Report on aids and guides, L.J. (14) 256-259

1890 Beer (W.) Report on aids and guides, L.J. (15) Conf No 73

1894 Austen (\V. 11.) Report on aids and guides, L.J. (19) Conf No 77-80
1896 Best 150 books of 1896 for a small Library, L.J. (21) 151-152

1901 Burgoyne (F. J.) On the choice of books for small Libraries— Select list,

L.A.R. (3) 189-197, Discussion 225-226
Best fifty books of 1900 adapted for Village Libraries, la Lib Q. (i) 20-21

1902 Ashley (G.) Helps for the modern Library, P.L. (7) 20-22

Elrod (J.) What critical magazines give best aid in selection of books,

P.L. (7) 22-24
Kinkaid (M. H.) Book reviewing, P.L. (7) 373-374,
Fairchild (S. C.) Periodicals useful for book reviews, N.Y.S.L. Rcpt (85)

131-134
Best fifty books of 1901 adapted to small Libraries, la Lib O. (2) 28

1903 Hulme (E. W.) Librarians' aids, L.A.R. (5) 127-129 "

1904 Eastman (L. A.) Lists helpful to Librarians of small Libraries, P.L. (9)

66-68
.\ids in selecting books, Delaware L.C. LIdbk 79-80

1905 List of books of 1904, L.J. (30) 343-344

Bulletin of .A.L.A. Committee on book buying, L.J. (30) 470-482. P.L.

(10) 362-363
Rice (W.) Practical side of book reviewing, P.L. (10) 29i-2()j
Winser (B.) Current aids to book selection, P.L. (10) 263-267
Simpson (F.) Recent Library aids, P.L. (10) 296-299
Aids for Librarians, Minn P. L.C. Notes (2) 6
Marvin (C.) Notes for Librarians, Wis Lib BiiJl (i) 25-30, 43-44, 61-65,

103-104, (2) 17-20

1906 Milner (A. V.) Inexpensive resources for small Library, P.L. (11) 363-367
Thorne (W. B.) Aids to readers : printed and mechanical, L.A. (5) 196-199

1907 Best books of 1907, L.J. (33) 364, la Lib 0. (5) 159-160

288 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Pearey (C, S.) Some reasons against purchasing subscription books

published in sets, N.Y.L. (i) 12
Aids to book selection, N.Y.L. (i) 54-55

1908 Libraries and Publishers, A.L.A. Bull (2) No i, 7

Report of the A.L.A. Book Buying Committee, A.L.A. Bull (2) 20-21
Best books of 1907, N.Y.L. (i) 110-113

1909 Peplovv (F. J.) Some tentative proposals for the compilation of a

catalogue of best books, L.A.R. (11) 222-228, Discussion 245-249
Hopwood (H. V.) Best books, L.A.R. (11) 385-386
Best books of 1908, L.J. (34) 405-406, N.Y.L. (i) 236-238
Stewart (J. D.) and O. E. Clarke. Guides to bool< selection, L.W. (11)

409-417, 445-450
Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Book list, P.L. (14) 91

0 9 REMAINDERS AND SECONDHAND BOOKS

1878 Spofford (A. R.) Book auction catalogues and their perils, L.J. (3) 53

1892 Gilburt (J.) Remainders, L. (4) 324-8

1896 Hewins (C. M.) New and old books, L.J. (21) Conf No 47-4S

1905 Sale prices of Incunabula, L. (N.S.) (6) 173-183

1906 Prentiss (M. E.) Book selection and purchase for small Libraries, P.L.

(11) 55-59

1907 Burt (A. G.) Bookseller's catalogues, L.A.R. (9) 49-55

Wyer (M. G.) Book auction sales and second-hand catalogues, P.L. (12)

53-56
Subscription books : Advice of A.L.A. Committee on book buying, N.Y.L.

(i) 11-12
190S Second-hand books and remainders, A.L.A. Bull (2) 21-22

Jeffers (L.) Suggestions for economy in book purchasing, L.J. (j,!,) 494-95
Remainder and Second-hand Booksellers —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

C.AZENOVE & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.

Preston & Co., 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.

QuARrrcn, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, S.W.

Sinclair & Woolston, Ltd., Cheapside, Nottingham

Sotheran &• Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

Wheldon & Co., 38, Great Queen Street, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

GIO EXCHANGE

1876 Gill (T.) Smithsonian system of exchange, U.S. Rept 285-290

1893 Harting (O.) Interchange of manuscripts between Libraries, L.J. (18)

505-6
1896 Hepner (A.) Proposition for an American Libraries' Clearing House,
L.J. (21) Conf No 67

1901 New York State Library — Revised exchange lists, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81) 21-3
1905 Exchange and distribution of state documents, L.J. (30) Conf No 229-231

Clearing house for state publications, L.J. (30) Conf No 231-233
Clearing house for periodicals, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 4-5
Magazine clearing house. Wis Lib Bull (i) 78

1907 Report of Committee on exchange of legal publications, A.L.A. Bull (i)

Conf No 251-252
Godard (G. S.) How shall States delinquent in their exchanges be treated?
A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 220-227

1908 Report on exchange and distribution by National Association of State

Librarians, A.L.A. Bull (2) 263-267

Gil LIBRARY EDITIONS

1900 Special Library bindings, L.W. (2) 332

1902 Question of publishers' bindings, la Lib (J. (2) 33-34

DONATIONS 289

1905 Graves (M.) Attractive editions of standard authors versus cheaper ones,
la Lib O. (5) 65-66
Marvin (C.) Bookbindin<if made unnecessary— Chivers' Books, Wis Lib
Bull (i) 42

1907 Books in special Library bindings, la Lib O. (5) 179

Report of Committee on bookbinding, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 110-115
Durable bindings. N.Y.L. (i) 83-84

1908 Books in Library bindings, A.L.A. Bull (2) 5

Jelfers (L. R.) Editions suggested for a Circulating Library, L.J. (33)

4^-53
Result of the work of the A.L.A. Bookbinding Committee, L.J. (33)

58-59, 190-191
Library editions, J..J. i;^^) 324-326
Books in special Library binding, P.L. (13) 87
Re-inforced Library binding, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 6, 117-118
Sec also K 6, Binding for Special Classes

G 12 REPRINTS

1901 Brown (J. D.) Out-of-print books, L.W. (3) 141-42, 215-19, 235-37, 287-90
1903 — Reprints of standard books, L.W. (6) 8-10, 39-41, 71-73, 130-133,

162-165, 210-212
1905 Graves (M.) Attractive editions of standard authors versus cheaper ones,

la Lib O. (5) 65-66
1908 Tabulated list of the contents of cheap series of reprints. Lit Yr-Bk Sol-
s'5. 1909 : Lit Yr-Bk 865-904
Send your Wants list of Out-of-print books to- —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Miles & Co., 9s, Upper Street, Islington, N.
Preston &: Co.,^;, Clapham Park Road, S.W.
Sinclair & Wools ion, Ltd., Cheapside, Nottingham
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

(i 13 RENTING COLLECTIONS OF BOOKS. AND DUPLICATE PAY
COLLECTIONS

1879 Crunden (F. M.) Self supporting collection of duplicate books, L.J. (4)

lO-II

1900 Gibson (L) On paying duplicate collections, P.L. (5) 252-253

Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Libraiy, L. (N.S.)
(i) 92-100

1902 Renting collections of popular books, la Lib O. (2) 31

Renting collections of popular books, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 30

1903 Wright (P. B.) Duplicate pay collections of popular novels, L.J. (28)

Conf No 40-41, Discussion 156-159
Langton (J. F.) Duplicate pay collections of popular novels, L.J. (28)
Conf No 41-42, Discussion 156-159

1904 Downey (M. E.) Renting of books from commercial Libraries for Public

Library use, la Lib O. (4) 11-12

1906 Pay collections of popular books. Neb Lib Bull No 2, 11

1907 Bacon (C.) Pay duplicate collections, N.Y.L. (i) 76-7iS
iqoq Reasons for a rental collection, Wis Lib Bull (5) 25

Smythe (A. H.) Libraries in bookstores, L.J. (34) 266-26q
Stevens (A. D.) Pay duplicate collection at Logansport, Lib Occ (2) 7h-77
For terms of subscription for loan collections of books, apply to —
Mudie's Subscrhtion Library, 30, New Oxford Street, W.C.
Smith &• Sons, Ltd., 1S6. Strand. W.C.
Times Book Club, 376, Oxford Street, W.

G 14 DONATIONS

1878 Indirect begging, L.J. (3) 126

1883 Sickley (J. C.) Completing sets of periodicals, /../. (S) 105-6

1889 Formby (T.) Donations and other aids to the Library rate, L. (i) 197-202

1891 Gove (VV. H.) How private gifts can supplement public expenditure, L.J.

(16) 221
1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Kept 819, L.J. (18) 234-235,

Discussion Conf No 51
1901 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Librarv. L. (N.S.)

(2) 34-36

K

290 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1902 Scott (A.) Perplexities of gifts, L.J. (27) 129-32
1905 Gift list routine, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 569-71

Gift requests and acknowledgments, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 573-4

How you may help the State Library, Ohio Lib Bull (i) No 4, i
1907 Denne (G. E.) Donations, L.A. (5) 226-9

Putnam (\V. H.) Duties of the Library I3irector, Miun P.L. Notes (2)
No 4, 43-46

Advertising- for gifts, N.Y.L. (1) 88
1909 Baker (E. A.) Gift horses, L.A.R. (11) 422-423

Suggestions for Mr. Carnegie for stocking Carnegie Libraries, P.L. (14)
129-130

Sterncck (O. von) Looking the gift horse in the mouth, P.L. (14) 290

G141 DONATION BOOK

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 63

G 15 DISCARDING— WITHDRAWAL OF WORNOUT, DOUBTFUL, OUTOF-
DATE BOOKS

1881 Harrison (R.) On the elimination of useless books from Libraries, L.A.

Trans (4) 34-36
1883 " Oinar " weeding out, a vandal's suggestion, L.J. (8) 75
1885 Gilburt (J.) Library surplusage, L.C. (2) 90-93
1889 Brown (J. D.) Library progress, L. (i) 5
1892-3 Green (S. S.) Adaptation of Libraries to constituencies, U.S. Rept

698-703

1893 Adams (S. S.) Sifting as a Library policy, L.J. (18) 1 18-1 19, Criticism 107
Green (S. S.) Adaptation of Libraries to constituencies, L.J. (18) 219-220,

Discussion Conf No 18-22
Private sale of duplicates, L.J. (18) Conf No 50-51

1894 (Clarke (A.) Scientific text-books, and disposal of editions out of date,

L. (6) 164-167

1895 Peck (A. L.) Adaptation of Libraries to local use, L.J. (20) 45-48

1896 Learned (W.) Line of exclusion, L.J. (21) 320-323

Axon (E.) Weeding out at Manchester Librarj', L. (8) 264-267

1897 Stevenson (W. M.) Weeding out fiction in the Carnegie Library,

Allegheny, Pa., L.J. (22) 133-135
Harbourne (J W.) The Guileless West on " Weeding out " : a reply to

Mr. Stevenson's article, L.J. (22) 251-252
Richardson (E. C.) Survival of the fittest among books, L.J. (22) Conf

^° 45-47
i.SqS Utley (H. M.) Responsibility of Librarians for warning the public against

untrustworthy books, L.J. (23) Conf No 150-152
1899 Brown (J. D.) Library progress, L. (N.S.) (i) 5-1 r

1901 Disposal of surplus books not worn out, L.A.R. (3) 128-129
Aldred (T.) Book selection and rejection, L.A.R. (3) 143-156
Willcock (W. J.) Disposal of worn-out books, L.W. (4) 91-93
Ragged books, la Lib O. (i) 53

1902 Eliot (C. W.) Living books and dead, L.J. (27) 256-257

Foster (W. E.) President Eliot and discrimination in books, L.J. (27)

258-260
Eliot (C. \V.) Division of a Library into books in use and books not in

use, with different storage methods for the two classes of books, L.J.

(27) Conf No 51-56

1903 Lane (W. C.) Treatment of books according to the amount of their use,

L.J. (28) Conf No 9-16, Discussion 170-172
Foster (W. E.) Treatment of books according to the amount of their

use, L.J. (28) Conf No 17-19, Discussion 173-175
Burton (E. D.) Treatment of books according to the amount of their use,

L.J. (28) Conf No 19-23, Discussion 173-175

1904 Doubleday (W. E.) Weeding out and kindred problems, L.A.R. (6) 327-

335, Discussion 356-358

1905 Marvin (C.) Notes for Librarians, Wis Lib Bull (i) 42

1906 Faraday (J. G.) Weeding out, L.A. (5) 46-50

What should a Library do with books too worn for shelves. Wis Lib Bull
(2) 20

1907 Young (J, D.) Book selection and discarding, L.W. (10) 108-112

1908 Principles underlying the selection and rejection of books, L.J. (33) 128-149

CLEARING HOUSE FOR DUPLICATES 291

Bostwick (A. E.) Librarian as a censor : Address of the President of the
A.L.A. at Lake Minnotonka Conference, A.L.A. Bull (2) 114-121, L.J.

{33) 257-264
Dana (J. C.) Selection and rejection of books, P.L. (13) 177-178, L.J. (33)

148-149
Reeves (P.) Books in relation to Libraries, L.A. (d) 211-214, Discussion

214-215
Exclusion of bad books from Libraries, L.J. (33) 347-348
1909 Yates (A. H.) Weedinj;- out of obsolete books, L.A. (6) 318-319
Bostwick (A. K.) System in the Library, L.J. (34) 480
Savage (E. A.) Representation of science and technology in Public

Libraries, L. IF. (12) 1-4

G 16 DOUBTFUL BOOKS

1SS5 Perkins (F. B.) Free Libraries and unclean books, L.J. (lo) 396
1889 "Three-cent dreadfuls," L.J. (14) 410

1893 Fiction : Discussion by Messrs. Crunden and Coe, L.J. (18) Conf No 58
1895 West (T. H.) Improper books : methods employed to discover and ex-
clude them, L.J. (20) Conf No 32
Clarke (G. T.) Improper books : methods employed to discover and

e.\clude them, L.J. (20) Conf No 33-5
Larned (J. N.) lmpro])er books : methods employed to discover and

exclude them, /,./. (20) Conf No 35
Brett (\V. H.) Improper books : methods employed to discover and ex-
clude them, L.J. (20) Conf No 36-7
1900 Maw (T. E.) Immoral fiction, L.A.R. (2) 453-4

Chennell (F. E.) Few words on the censor in the Library, L.W. (2) 316

1903 Doren (E. C.) .Action upon bad books, L.J. (28) 167-9

1904 Cholmeley (R. F.) Bad books, L. (N.S.) (5) 225-38

1905 Unintentional advertising", la Lib O. (5) 33-34

1906 Hill (A.) Responsibility for the public taste, L. (N.S.) (7) 257-63

1908 Librarians' responsibility in the treatment of bad literature, L.J. (;^_^) 347-8
What shall Libraries do about bad books — contributed by various

American Librarians, L.J. (33) 349-354, 390-393
Bostwick (A. E.) Librarian as a censor, L.J. (33) 257-264, A.L.A. Bull (2)
1 14-12 1, la Lib Q. (5) 226-231

1909 Bacon (C.) What makes a novel immoral? N.Y.L. (2) 4-12

0 17 DUPLICATES, CARE AND DISPOSAL— GENERAL

1876 Dewey (M.) Catalogues and cataloguing, U.S. Rept 633-634
Discussion on the subject of duplicates, L.J. (i) 130-131

1877 E.xchange of duplicates, L.J. (2) 31

1885 Barton (E. M.) Best use of duplicates, L.J. (10) 231-234
1889 Brett (W. H.) What we do about duplicates, L.y.'(i4) 369

Schwartz (J.) What we do about duplicates, L.J. (14) 369-370
Bardwell (W. A.) What we do about duplicates, L.J. (14) 370
Green (S. S.) What we do about duplicates, L.J. (14) 370-371
Peoples (W. T.) What we do about duplicates, L.J. (14) 371
1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Rept 818-819
1893 Private sale of duplicates — Discussion by Messrs. Lane, Hosmer and
Dewey, L.J. (18) Conf No 50-51
Methods of indicating duplicates, L.J. (18) Conf No 84
189; Sale duplicate slip in use at New York State Library, N.Y.S.L. Rett

(80) 38
1898 New York State Library system of exchange for duplicates, N.Y.S.L.
Rept (81) 25-27
Librarian's workshop— what to do with duplicate books. L. II'. (i) 65-66
u)oi Disposal of surplus books not worn-out, L.A.R. (3) 128-129

1907 Mead (H. R.) Care and disposal of duplicates, L.J. (32) 202-203

0 18 CENTRAL CLEARINGHOUSE FOR EXCHANGE OF DUPLICATES

1879 Edmands (J.) Report of Committee on exchange of duplicates, L.J. (4)

289-90

1880 Walford (C.) Proposal for applying a system of " clearing " in duplicates

in private Libraries, L.A. Trans (3) 104
Dewey (M.) Clearing house for duplicates, L.J. (5) 216-217

1886 Cutter (C. .\.) Clearing house for public documents, L.J. (11) 19-24
Hall (E. W.) Clearing house for duplicates, L./. (11) 118

292

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1887 Dewey (M.) Our cheap and effective catalogue of sale duplicates, L.J.

(12) 140-141

1888 — Sale duplicate slip catalogue, L.J. (13) 284-285, L.N. (U.S.) (3), 3So-3

1889 Rosenau (N. S.) Library exchange : scheme lor exchange of duplicates,

L.J. (h) 473-474

1890 State clearing house for duplicates, L.J. (15) Conf No 154-155
1893 Duplicate books, L.W. (3) 18

1897 Report of the A.L.A. Committee on American Libraries' Clearing House,

L.J. (22) 99

1898 Dewey (M.) Duplicate clearing house, P.L. (3) 255-256

1903 Slauson (A. B.) Co-operation in exchange for duplicates through the

Library of Congress, L.J. (28) 773-774
1905 Exchange of duplicates. Wis Lib Bull (i) 104

1908 Report of A.L.A. Committee on co-operation, P.L. (13) 145
Library of Congress as a Central Clearing House, la Lib O. (5) 209

1909 Post (W. L.) Centralization a needed reform in public document distribu-

tion, L.J. (34) 43-48
Gould (C. H.) Co-ordination, or method in co-operation, L.J. (34) 335-40
Co-ordination — Clearing house for duplicates, L.J. (34) 525-526

G 19 DUPLICATE COLLECTIONS OF POPULAR BOOKS

1879 Crunden (F. M.) Self supporting duplicate collections, L.J. (4) 10-13
1893 Method of indicating duplicates, L.J. (18) Conf No 84
1897 Duplicate copies of popular novels, L. (9) 78

1903 Collections of duplicate novels at St. Louis Mercantile Library, L.J. (28)
238-239
Wright (P. B.) Duplicate pay. collections of popular novels, L.J. (28)

Conf No 40-41, Discussion Conf No 156-159
Langton (J. F.) Duplicate pay collections of popular novels, L.J. (28)
Conf No 41-42, Discussion Conf No 156-159

1905 Elliott (G. H.) Method of popularizing standard books other than novels,

L.A.R. (7) 157

1906 Books that are " never in " duplicating popular books, la Lib Q. (5) q7-8

1908 Bacon (C.) Duplicate pay collections, N.Y.L. (i) 76-78

1909 Reasons for a rental collection, Wis Lib Bull (5) 25

See also G 13

G20 REPLACEMENTS

1896 Steiner (B.) and S. H. Ranck. Replacements, L.J. (21) 397-406

1901 Willcock (W. J.) Recording, replacing and disposal of worn-out books.

L.ir. (4)91.3

1909 Bostwick (A. E.) System in the Library, L.J. (34) 480
Send your Wants List to —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.
Preston & Co., 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.
Sinclair & Woolston. Ltd., Cheapside, Nottingham
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

G2I FICTION

1876 Poole (W. F.) Some popular objections to Public Libraries, L.J. (i) 45-51
Fiction in Libraries : Discussion, L.J. (i) 96, 98

Green (S. S.) Remarks at Conference of Librarians, Philadelphia, /../.

(i) 99-100
Kite (W.) Fiction in Public Libraries, L.J. (i) 277-9

1877 Cowcll (P.) Admission of fiction in Free Libraries, ist Int Conf 60-7, L.J.

(2) 152-9, Discussion 255-258
Fiction in Libraries : Discussion, L.J. (2) 255
Poole (W. F.) Fiction in Free Libraries, L.J. (2) 256
Green (S. S.) Remarks at London Conference, ist Int Conf, L.J. (2) 256-7
1879 J^^y (J- T.) Provisions of novels in rate-supported Libraries, L.A. Trans
(2) 42-6
Fiction in Libraries: Boston Conference, L.J. (4) 319
Adams (C. F.) Fiction in Public Libraries, L.J. (4) 330-338
Green (S. S.) Sensational fiction in Libraries, L.J. (4) 345-55
Chamberlain (M. J.) Fiction in Libraries, /../. (4) 362-66
Kay (J. T.) Novels in Libraries, L.J. (4) 411

FICTION IN LIBRARIES 293

1880 Novel reading— a confession, /,./. (5) 104-105

1881 Dall (C. H.) Fiction in Public Librarii's, L.J. (6) 158

Flotchcr (VV. I.) Serial stories contained in bound volumes of periodicals,

L.J. (6) 42-44, 166-167
Fiction at the Boston Public Library, /../. (6) 204-206, 222

1882 Fiction in Libraries : Report of Co-operation Committee, L.J. (7) 28
Beardsley (L L.) Fiction in Libraries, L.J. (7) 175-176, Discussion 204-5

1883 Chambor'.ain {M. J.) Report on fiction, L.J. (8) 208-210

Whitney (J. L.) A Modern Proteus, L.J. (8) 172-193, Discussion 265-26S

1884 Larned (J. N.) Public Libraries and public education, L.J. (9) 6-12

1889 Cutter (C. A.) Common sense in Libraries : President's address, /-./.

(14) 150-1
Hardy (G. E.) School Library as a factor in education, L.J. (14) 344-7

1890 Mason (T.) Fiction in Free Libraries, L. (2) 178-81, L.J. (15) 265-6
Battle of the novels: From Saturday Review, L.J. (15) 310-11
Fiction in Libraries — symposium, L.J. (15) 261-3, 265-7, 269-70, 325

1891 Poole (R. B.) Fiction in Libraries, L.J. (16) S-10

1892 Coe (E. M.) Fiction (with bibliography), L'.5. Rept 933-9
Martin (Sir T.) Novel reading, L.J. (17) 241-42

1893 Jefferson (T.) Novel reading, L.J. (iS) 154

Coe (E. M.) Fiction : List of questions submitted to American Librarians,
L.J. (18) 250-1

1894 Scott (A.) Is it best for Libraries to buy light fiction in paper covers,

L.J. (ig) 227-9
Garland (C. H.) Common novels in Public Libraries, L.J. (19) Conf No

14-16
Thurston (E. P.) Common novels in Public Libraries, L.J. (19) Conf No

16-18
Cole (G. W.) Fiction in Libraries : a plea for the masses, L.J. (19) Conf

No 18-21
Whelpley (A. W.) Common novels in Public Libraries, L.J. (19) Conf

No 21-22
Coe (E. M.) Common novels in Public Libraries, L.J, (19) Conf No 23-24

1895 Woodruff (E. H.) Fiction in Public Reference Libraries, L.J. (20) 342-5
1897 Valkenburgh (A. van) Selection of fiction for a small Library, P.L.

(2) 123-5
Great fiction question. Greenwood's Yr-Bk 107-116
1S98 Gilburt (J.) Fiction : some hard facts about it, L. (10) 170-3
liingham (J.) Danger line in fiction, P.L. (3) 9
Dana (J. C.) Fiction in Public Libraries, P.L. (3) 12-13
Turner (F.) Defence of fiction reading, L.W . (1) 113-15
Jast (L. S.) Borrower's view of fiction reading, L.W. (1) 172-4 (a reply

to Mr. Turner)

1899 Dana (J. C.) Fiction in Public Libraries, L.J. (24) 670-1

Spivak (Dr. C. D.) Novel reading : inake it of more value, P.L. (4) 135-7

1900 Guppy (IL) I'Vench fiction. ..for the Public Library, L.A.R. (2) 357-71

(with a selected list)
("runden (F. M.) New novel problem and its solution, L. {N.S.) (1) 1)2-1(10
Hosmer (J. K.) In praise of the novel, L. (N.S.) (1) 132-8
Fairchi!d (S. C.) American notes, L. (N.S.) (i) 221-222

1901 Ashhurst (J.) On taking ourselves too seriously, L.J. (26) 265-8
Aldred (T.) Discursive jottings on novels, L.W. (2) 295-8
Thorne (H S.) l-'iction reading, /'./.. (6) 15-16

Novel and the Library, from the Dial, February 1st, 1902, L.J. (27) 77

1902 Question of fiction reading, L.J. (27) 18

Turnbull (J.) Purchase of current fiction for Libraries of small means,

L.J. (27) .32-3
hoster (W. E.) Fiction at the Providenct; Public Library, L.J. (27) 325-1)
Stevens (W. F.) Fiction reading at the Homestead Carnegie Library,

L.J. (27) 326-7
Novel in the Municipal Libraries, L. IF. (4) 169-172
Fiction in Prblic Libraries, L. W. (4) 322-3
Fiction in Public Libraries, la Lib O. (2) 30-31
Dana (J. C.) Fiction in Libraries, fa Lib (J. (2) 47-49
Novels in Librarie.«, P.L. (7) 27 ~

Rathbone (J. A.) Fiction in Pratt Institute Library School, P.L. (7) 72-73

1903 Steiner (B. C.) Soine problems concerning prose fiction, L.J. (28) 33-35

294 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Rathbone (F. L.) Some suggestions for fiction purchase and circulation,

L.J. (28) I 10-12 " . . . r , . VT ,

Dana (J. C.) Notes on figures about the circulation of novels in Newark

L^brar)^ L.J. (28) 616
Lord (I. E.) Use and value of fiction in education, L.J. (28) Conf No 28-31
Bostwick (A. E.) Purchase of current fiction, L.J. (28) Conf No 31-33
Dana (J. C.) Place of fiction in the Public Library, L.J. (28) Conf No 36-7
Doubleday (W. E.) Fiction nuisance and its abatement, L. IF. (5) 206-208
Jast (L. S.) Review of Mr. Baker's " Descriptive Guide," L.W. (5) 253-8
Fictionitis : being a criticism of methods adopted in compiling guides to

fiction, L.W. (5) 292-295 , ,, T u

Baker (E. A.) Descriptive guide to the best fiction : a reply to Mr. Jast by

the author, L.W. (5) 295-297 , „ , ^, ^v .^

— Fiction nuisance and its abatement : a sequel, Reply to Mr. Nield,

author of " Guide to Historical Novels," L.W. (5) 318-320
Brainard (J. M. ) Fiction question again, la Lib O. (3) 45
Lewin (P. E.) Fiction nuisance and its abatement: a suggestion, L.W.

(5) 320-22
Great fiction question, L.W. (6) 29-33. 57-60
Griffin (Z.) Fiction in the Library, P.L. (8) 57-58
Rockwell (A. G.) Fiction again, \\here shall we draw the line of exclusion,

P.L. (8) 307-313
Dana (J. C.) Place of fiction in the Library, P.L. (8) 352-54

1904 Wadlin (H. S.) Ought Public Libraries to radically restrict their

purchases of current fiction, L.J. (29) 60-63, P.L. (9) 170-173
Restriction of purchases of fiction, L.J. (29) 72-74
Jast (L. S.) Mr. Baker's " Descriptive Guide," a reply, L.W. (6) 33-36

1905 Predominance of fiction in Public Libraries, L.J. (30) 473-4, la Lib O.

(5) 64
A.L.A. Committee on prose fiction, L.J. (30) 934-5
Reading ripe books, la Lib Q. (5) 47-48

1906 .Bailey (Sir W. H.) On novel reading, L.A.R. (8) 465-467

Wister (O.) Subjects fit for fiction, L.J. (31) Conf No 20-24

1907 Baker (E. A.) Standard of fiction in Libraries, L.A.R. (9) 70-80, Discus-

sion 98-103
Bostwick (A. E.) Uses of fiction, .4.L..L Bull (i) Conf No 183-187
Rathbone (F. L.) Successful experiment in directing reading of fiction,

L.J. (32) 406-7
Lea (E.) British workman in fiction, L. {N.S.) (8) 360-69
Dunne (J. P.) Detective stories, Lib Occ No 10, 3-4

1908 Baker (E. A.) Modern fiction and the Public Library, L.A.R. (10) 4-5
Stanford (C. T.) Presidential address at Brighton Conference, L.A.R.

(10) 432-438 , ^

Fiction anthologies, L.W. (11) 7-14

Great fiction bore, L.W. (11) 127-133

Brown (J. D.) In defence of Emma Jane, L.W. (11) 161-166

Jennings (A. O.) Fiction in Public Libraries, L.A.R. (10) 534-541, Discus-
sion'558-564

Wright (P. B.) How far should the demand of the public for popular
books be supplied? P.L. (13) 122-123

Goodrich (N. L.) Classic fiction : a studv and comparison, 13 lists,
N.Y.L. (i) 140-141

Wilson (L. N.) A Fiction Library, P.L. (13) 411

Stuhlman (F".) Small Library and the fiction problem, N.Y.L. (i) 78-79

1909 Herdman (D. W.) Place and treatment of fiction in Public Libraries,

L.A. (6) 375-380, Discussion 381-382
Loshe (L. D.) Early American fiction, P.L. (14) 63-64
Shuman (E. L.) How to judge a novel, P.L. (14) 259-260
Novels and children's stories of 1907-8 recommended for Libraries

receiving state grant, Conn P.L. Doc (i) 1-6
Rathbone (J. A.) Experiment in fiction, la Lib Q. (6) 17-18
New and Second-hand Booksellers —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.

Preston & C0.V77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.

FOREIGX BOOKS 295

Sinclair & Woolston, Ltd., Choapside, Nottingham
Trusi.ove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, \V.
Williams & Nokgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechureh Street, K.C.

^22 BOOKS FOR THE BLIND

1885 Library for the blind, L.J. (10) 179

1897 Cowell (P.) Tiiblic Library work forty years ago (books for the blind

and readers thereof), 2nd hit Conf 99-102

1898 Utley (H. M). Books for the blind, L.]. (23) Conf No 93-95, 148-150
1900 Lending Library for the blind — Work of the National Library for the

Blind, L.A.R. (2) 113-114

Hartley (M. K.) Reading for the blind : a note and suggestion, L.W . (2)
203-205
1902 Hamilton (G. H.) Books for the blind, L.A.R. (4) 241-242

Transportation of books for the blind, L.]. (27) 319

Rae (W. S. C.) Reading for the blind, L. TI'. (4) 316-318

Circulating Library for the blind, P.L. (y) 120

Roebuck (G. E.) Literature for the blind and the Public Library move-
ment in connection therewith, L.A. (3) 253-260

Books for the blind, la Lib O. (3) 1 1 '

1904 Draper (S. A.) Literature for th(; blind, P.L. (9) 149

What some Libraries are doing for the blind, P.L. (9) 150-162

1905 Dougan (J. L.) Braille Library at Oxford, L.A.R. (7) 178-179, L.J. (30)

283-284
Moon (R. C.) Books and Libraries for the blind, L.J. (30) 269-274
Bostwick (A. E.) Card catalogue for blind readers, L.J. (30) 475
Books for the blind, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 5

1906 Dickinson (A. D.) National Library for the blind, L.J. (31) 218, P.L. (11)

308-309
Neisser (E. R.) Books for the blind, L.J. (31) Conf No 78-82, Discussion

Conf No 224-229
Allen (E. A.) Library work for the blind, L.J. (31) 8-1 1
Embossed types for b'.ind and work with the blind, ill., Cal ATew-v Notes

(1) 290-308
Ziegler magazine for the blind, Cal News Notes (i) 399-401
IM07 Hodges (N. D. C.) Library work with the blind, A. L.A. Bull (i) 39-46
Thomson (J.) Library work among the blind, A. L.A. Bull (i) 46-47
Books for the blind. Neb Lib Bull No 5, 2-3
UK)8 Clark (B. H.) Some unusual experiences in the work of a blind Librarian,

^J- (33) 393-394
Chamberlain {M. C.) Slate Library for the blind, N.Y.L. (1) 142-144
Neisser (E. R.) Report of the A. L.A. Committee on Library work with
the blind, A. L.A. Bull (2) 216-221
i(K>9 Gillis (M. R.) California State Library for the blind, L.J. (34) 115-118

Rowan (J. M.) Reading rooms and Libraries for the blind, L.J. (34) 221
See also F 15

'G23 FOREIGN BOOKS

1894 Josephson (A. G, S.) Foreign books in American Libraries, L.J. (19) 304

1898 Countryman (G.) Shall Public Libraries buy foreign literature, L.J. (2^)

229-31

1899 Chennell (F. E.) Foreign section in the Public Library, L.W. (2) 33-35
Baker (E. A.) French fiction in Public Libraries : with a selected list,

L.W. (2) 68-71, 79-81

1900 Guppy (H.) French fiction and French juyenilc literature for the Public

Library, L.A.R. (2) 357-371

1902 Books in foreign languages, Minn, hi and Wis L.C. lidbk 29-30

1903 Gaillard (E. W.) Why Public Libraries should supply books in foreign

languages, L.J. (28) 67

1904 Campbell (J. M.) Supplying books in foreign languages in Public

Libraries, L.J. (29) 65-67

1905 Travelling Libraries of foreign books, Wis Lib Bull (i) 74-75

11906 Canfic'd (J. H.) Library in relation to special classes of readers: books
for foreign population, L.J. (31) Conf No 65-67
Bostwick (A. E.) Books for foreign population, L.J. (31) Conf No 67-70
Campbell (J. M.) Books for foreign population, L.J. (31) Conf No 70-72

296 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Martin (A.) Buying of foreign books for small Libraries, Minn P.L.C.

Notes (9) 30-31
Jacobson (K. M.) What Minnesota does for its foreign citizens, Minn

P.L.C. Notes (9) 31-32

1907 Campbell (J. M.) An educational opportunity and the Library, L.J. (32)

157-^

1908 Lee (E.) Recent foreign literature, L. (N.S.) (9) 80-96, 186-200, 267-281
King Oscar's Travelling Library ; Collection of Swedish books sent to

United States, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 101-102
Solis-Cohen (L. M.) Library work in the Brooklyn Ghetto, L.J. (33) 485-8
Josephson (A. G. S.) Books for the immigrants — i, Swedish, L.J. (33) 505
Books for immigrants, N.Y.L. (i) 98
Campbell (J. M.) Public Library and the immigrant, N.Y.L. (i) 100-105,

129, 132-136
Discussion on provision of books for foreign population by members of

Chicago Library Club, P.L. (13) 415-416
Fiske (A. J.) Human interest in Library work in a mining district, P.L.

(13) 78-81

1909 Hanson (J. C. M.) Preliminary statement on collecting information in

regard to earlv Scandinavian-American imprints, Bib Scty of Amer Proc

(3) 43-48
Agents for supply of Foreign Books —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrassc 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Cazenove & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C,

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Stevens & Brovvn, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiles. 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Graccchurch Street, E.C.

G24 JUVENILE BOOKS

1886 Fletcher (\V. L) Books for the young a century ago, L.J. (ri) 477

1889 Sargent (R.) Reading for the young, L.J. (14) 226-236

Books for children : result of vote on best list of ten books for reading
to young people, L.J. (14) 443-445

1890 Sanders (M. A.) Report on reading for the young, L.J. (15) Conf No 58-64

1893 Hewins (C. M.) Report on reading for the young, L.J. (18) 251-253

1894 Stevens (R. E.) Report on reading for the young, L.J. (19) 81-87

1896 Hewins (C. M.) Children's books", P.L. (i) 190-191

1897 — Children's books of 1896, L.J. (22) 194-196

— Books that children like, 2ud hit Conf 111-117

Foster (\V. E.) Developing a taste for good literature, L.J. (22) 245-247

1899 Dent (R. K.) Children's books and their place in the Reference Library,

L.A.R. (i) 216-220
List of chi dren's books, with children's annotations, L.J. (24) 575

1900 Guppy (H.) F'rench juvenile literature for the Public Library : with a

select list, L.A.R. (2) 357-371
Sargent (A. L.) Children's books and periodicals, P.L. (5) 280-281
Welsh (C.) Children's books that have lived, L. (N.S.) (t) 314-323

1901 — Books for children — fairy tales, L.J. (26) Conf No 66-69

Hewins (C. M.) Book reviews, book lists, and articles on children's

reading, L.J. (26) Conf No 57-62
Taylor (W. L.) Books for children — fiction, L.J. (26) Conf No 63-65
Holmes (E. A.) Books for children — science, L.J. (26) Conf No 69-70
Field (G. R.) Literature for little folks, P.L. (6) 71-76
Upton (G. E.) Best reading for the young, P.L. (6) 88-90
Temple (M.) Selected Library for children, P.L. (6) 406-409

1902 Two Library lists for schools : Buffalo and Evanston, L.J. (27) 199-200
Hewins (C. M.) Report on list of children's books with children's anno-
tations, L.J. {27) Conf No 79-82

Wheeler (M. T.) Aids to selection of books for children, N.Y.S.L. Rept

(85) 139-143
Books on nature, animals, etc., for young people, la Lib O. (2) 36

1903 Report of Committee of Children's Librarians, L.J. (28) CoTif No 206-218
Books for children, la Lib Q. (3) 44-45

JUVENILE BOOKS 297

1904 Guerrier (E.) Child's first books, P.L. (g) 6-8

1905 MacNnmara (T. J.) 100 best books, L..I. (5) 17-20

— Relation of the Public Library to public education : with a select list

of books for children, L.A.R. (7) 620-623
Vacation roadiniif, la Lib O. (5) 32

Marvin (C.) Children's books in inexpensive editions, Wis Lib Bull (i) 54-6
Interesting: books for both girls and bovs, P.L. (10) 1S3-184
Perkins (A. H.) Children's literature. P.L. (10) 23S-240
Hall (G. S.) What children do read and what they ought to read, P.L.

(10) 391-393

1906 Jast (L. S.) and H. Bond. Best books of 1904 — juvenile literature, L.A.R.

(8) 7-9
Kauffman (P. W.) How mav a teacher lead children to read good books.-'

L.J. (31) 170
Burnite (C.) Beginnings of a literature for children, /../. (31) Conf No

107-112, Discussion 242-244
Gleason (C. F.) Word on picture books, P.L. (11) 171-175
Fairy tales, P.L. (11) 175-178
Laurence (L) How shall children be led to love good books? P.L. (11)

179-183
Van (L.) What children read, P.L. (11) 183-185

Burnite (C.) Good and poor books for bovs and girls, P.L. (11) 360-362
Willard (W. B.) Picture books, good and' bad, P.L. (11) 562
Morrisey (E. L.) Essentials of a good book for chi'dren, P.L. (11) 548-540
Reading list for children, Cal News Notes (i) 355-359
Buren (M. Van-) Reading for culture, Minn P.L.C. Notes (7) 4-8, 1/

L.C. Bull (2) 5-6
Hewins (C. M.) What you can get out of a Henty book. Wis Lib Bull

(2) 69-70
Some children's books: selected list, Vt L.C. Bull (2) No 3, 3-5

1907 Jordan (A. M.) L'se of children's books, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 175-171)
Chadburn (L) Book selection Committee for juvenile literature in

Germany, L.A.K. (q) 56-69
Pearson (E. L.) Children's Librarian versus Huckleberry Finij — a brief

for the defence, L.J. (32) 312-314
Thompson (G.) Selection of books for children, L.J. (32) 427-431
Our juvenile rcadeis, L.W. (9) 257-262

Brown (J. D.) Books for very young children, L.W. (9) 282-289
Hunt (C. W.) First 100 books for a Children's Library, N.Y.L. (i) 9-10
Gatch (R. G.) Relation of the parent and Librarian to children's reading,

la Lib O. (5) 175-177
Graded list of books for reading aloud. Lib Occ No 8, 6-7
Olson (N. A.) Reading of the young person, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 57-()j
Lamb {.\. A.) Reading of the child, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 62-64
Laurence (L) Cultural value of books for children, Minn P.L.C. Notes

(2) 77-80
Hewins (C. M.) What you can get oul of a Henty book, .V. V.7., (i) 6-8
Best children's books of iqo6-U)()7, Wis Lib Bull (3) 50-52
List of juvenile books. N.Y.L. (i) 30

Scott (C. E.) Good books for children's Christmas gifts. Lib Occ No 10, h-q
Stories for holidays, Lib Occ No 10, 10-11

1908 Books for children, L.J. (33) 144-145

Jordan (.\. M.) German principles for selection of books for children,

P.L. (,3) 1-3
Legler (H. E.) History of children's books, P.L. (13) 267-268
Lvman (E.) Selecting books for children, la Lib Q. (5) 208-201)
AVheelock (M. E.) Attractive picture books for children. la Lib O. (5)

194-195
Hewins (C. M.) What vou can gel out of a Hcntv book. Wis Lib Bull

(4)15-16
Best juvenile books of 1907, N.Y.L. (i) iii-ii^

Wheeler (C. T.) Collections of poetry for children, N.Y.L. (i) 141-142
Burnite (C.) Book buving for a ^nl;^II chiidren's room, Ohio Bull {3) 1-2,

P.L. (13) 360
Short stories for spring. Lib Occ No 11, 8-10
Some notes on children's books, Lib Occ No 12, 1-3
Some valuable aids in juvenile book selection. Lib Occ No 12, 8

298 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Good juvenile books of 1907 from the New York Library's tentative

selection of best books of 1907, Lib Occ No 12, 9-12
Short stories for the autumn, Lib Occ No 12, 13-14
Scott (C. E.) Nature books for children, Lib Occ (2) lo-ii
Moore (A. C.) Library membership as a civic force, L.J. (33) 269-274,

P.L. (13) 264-266, la Lib O. (2) 128
Arrantjement of children's books, Ohio Bull (4) No 3, 1-2
1909 Books for Christmas gifts, Lib Occ (2) 86

Kelly (B. M.) Selection of juvenile books for a small Library, P.L. (14)

367-372
Helpful ists of children's books. Wis Lib Bitll (5) 66-67
Books for children, Wis Lib Bull (5) 67-6S
Some notes on children's books, P.L. (14) 136, 141
Kellv (B.) Selection of juvenile books, P.L. (14) 308-309
Some fine editions of children's books, Wis Lib Bull (5) lo-ii
Collection of little lists. Wis Lib Bull (5) 27-31

Burnite (C.) Book buying for a small Children's Library, Lib Occ (2) 60-1
Hunt (C. W.) Easy books and picture books, N.V.L. (i) 209
Novels and children's stories of 1907-8 recommended for Libraries

receiving- the state grant, Conn P.L. Doc (i) 1-6
See also Reading of the Young, E 134
Vendors of Juvenile Literature —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.
Preston & Co., 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.
Sinclair & Woolstox, Ltd., Cheapside, Nottingham
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

G25 PREPARATION OF BOOKS FOR PUBLIC. (Cutting, Stamping,

Labelling, etc.)
1876 Dewey (M.) Accession rules, L.J. (i) 316-320

Poole (W. F.) Stamping and labelling, U.S. Rept 491-492
1881 Dewey (M.) Numbering books, /../. (6) 53

1889 How we treat new books, L.J. (14) 109-111, 305-306

1890 GaWup (G. B.) Circular of information about Library work, L.J. (15)

329-330

1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances — Rubber and perforating stamps, L.

(3) 395

1892 Jones (G. M.) Accession department (with bibliography), U.S. Rept

809-826, L.J. (18) 234-5, Discussion (18) Conf No 46-52

1894 Book preparation. Greenwood's Public Libraries 409

1895 Sharp (K. L.) Library recipes, L.N. {U.S.) (4) 205-223

1896 Hill (F. P.) Preparing a book for issue, L.J. (21) Conf No 51-66
Dana (J. C.) Book preparation, P.L. (i) 43-44

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 69-71

1898 Book labelling, L.W. (i) 44-45
Preparing books for shelves, P.L. (3) 117-118

1899 Fellows (Miss) Accessioning, etc., P.L. (4) 262-264
Tyler (A. S.) Accessioning, P.L. (4) 383-384

1900 Jast (L. S.) Accessions: checking of processes, L. (N.S.) (i) 152-153

1901 Brown (J. W.) How to deal with books from their accession to their
. delivery to the borrower (Prize Essay), L.A. (2) Supplement

Thorne (B.) How to deal with books from their accession to their
delivery to the borrower (Prize Essay), L.A. (2) Supplement

Farr (H.) and J. W. Brown. Cataloguing and otherwise ])rt paring books
for use of the public, L.A.R. (3) 226-227

1902 Mechanical preparation of books, Minn, la and Wis T..C. lldbk 36-37

1903 Kroeger (A. B.) Care of books, P.L. (8) 319-320

1905 Pitt (S.) Practical accession work, L.A.R. (7) 68
Reading list on accessions work, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 537-541
Stamping, plating and labelling, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 54<)-55o
Leighton (F. H.) Preparing new books and restoring old, P.L. (10) 223-4

1906 Neesham (E. W.) Accession methods, /.. U''. (S) 317

1907 Clarke (O. E.) Book labelling, L.W. (10) 67-69
Aitken (V. A.) St;unping books, L.W. (10) 155-156

1909 Brief outline for receiving and preparing books for the shelves, Wis Lib
Bull (5) 14
Coolidge (O. P.) Records necessary for the small Libraries, P.L. (14) 10-13

BOOK SIZES. COLLATION, ETC. 299

NUMBERING MACHINES

For price lists and full particulars, apply to —

Bates Numbering Machine Co., 63-64, Chancery Lane, VV.C.

G251 BOOK CUTTING

1896 IIow to cut a book, P.L. (i) 10

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 69-71
1907 Fairweather (L.) How to cut tiic leaves of a book, L.W. (10) 159-160

G26 BOOK SIZES

1876 Evans (C.) Sizes of books, L.J. (i) 58-61, Discussion 106-109
Huling (J. B.) Sizes of printed books, L.J. (i) 168-169, 221-222
Report of Committee on book sizes, L.J. (i) 139-141, 178-181
Standard sizes, L.J. (i) 284-285

1877 Discussion on the desifjnalion of sizes, L.J. (2) 37

1878 Madeley (C.) " Demy " book scale, L.A. Trans (i) 82-84
A.L.A. Cotnniittee on book sizes, L.J. (3) 19-20

1879 Report on size notation, L.A. Trans (2) 11-13, 133-138

A.L.A. Report of Committee on size notation, L.J. (4) 199-200, 417-418

1880 Blades (VV.) Development of books and their size notation, L.A. M.N. (i)

2-5. 9-12
Scarse (C. E.) Standard book scale, L.J. (5) 13
Wright (D.) Book sizes, L.J. (5) 177-178
1882 Report on size notation, L.A. Trans (5) 98-101

Bradshaw (H.) Word on size notation as distinj^uished from form

notation, L..L Trans (5) 238-240
Report on size notation, L.A. M.N. (3) 130-133

1884 Nicholson (E. B.) Size notation at the ISodleian, L.C. (i) 191-193

1885 Cole (G. W.) Mcasurinj:r books by the A.L.A. Rules, L.J. (10) 49-50
Mac (E. A.) On book sizes, L.J. (10) 318-320

Schwartz (J.) New method of size notation, L.J. (10) 394

Bowker (R. R.) Schwartz's new method of size notation, L.J. (10) 396

Dewey (M.) Schwartz's new method of size notation, L.J. (10) 396

1886 Schwartz (J.) New method of size notation, L.J. (11) 9

1887 Cole (G. W.) Measuring books by A.L..\. rules, L.J. (12) 345-349
Hagen (A. D.) Standard sizes of books, L.J. (12) 544

Dewey (M.) Standard sizes for printed books, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 243
1890 Mutton (A. W.) New size notation, L. (2) 182-187

1892 Report on size notation, L. (4) 147-151
Discussion on size notation, L. (4) 69-72

1892-93 Dewey (M.) Notes to the articles on fixtures, furniture and fittings,
U.S. Kept 739-40

1893 — Notation system, L.A'. (L'.5.) (3) 421-422
1897 Kephart (U.) Notation for books, L.J. {22) 739-741

1900-01 Jast (L. .S.) Library classification, (Greenwood's Vr-Bk 26-27

1903 Bradshaw (IL) Size notation as distinguished from form notation, /.. 11'.

(5) 204
i<)05 Brown (J. D.) Book d.'scriplion, I..]]'. (S) [45-147

G27 COLLATION

1876 Collation of books: a discus^iim, I. .J. (i) 1^5-4

1887 Brown (A. N.) Collation, L.J. (12) 184

1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Kept 819-820

1893 Collation : Discussion by Messrs. Jones, Green, Crunden, Hill, Lane,

Dewev, Wing, L.J. (18) Conf No 51
1895 Fletcher (W. L) Collating of Library books, L.J. (20) So-i
1902 De Morgan (.\.) Difficulty of correct' description, L.A.R. (4) 247
1905 Brown (J. D.) Book description, L. IF. (S) 145-147
r()()7 Pollard (A. VV.) Objects and methods of bibliographical collations .ind

descriptions, L. {N.S.) (8) 193-217
— and W. W. Greg. Some point^ in bibliographical descriptions. Rib

Scty's Trans (9) 31-52
Madan (F.) Degressive bibliograijhy, Bib Scty's Trans (q) 53-65

G28 SIGNATURES

1905 Brown (J. D.) Book description, L.W. (8) 145-147

joo BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

ti29 TITLE PAGES

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Titles of books, 17.5. Rept 715-726
1903 Edmands (J.) About title pages, L.J. (28) 156

1908 Report of Committee on title pages to periodicals : presented by W. I.

Fletcher, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 157-158
Wharton (L. C.) Imprints in modern books, L.A.R. (10) 91-102, Discus-
sion 126-127

1909 Hanson (J. C. M.) Preliminary statement on collecting information in

regard to early Scandinavian-American imprints. Bib Scty of Am Proc
(3) 43-48

G30 BOOK PLATES AND LABELS

1876 Poole (VV. F.) Stamping and labelling, U.S. Rept 491-492

1877 Report of A.L.A. Committee on standard book plates, L.J. (2) 222

1878 Restriction labels, L.J. (3) 60

1886 Dewev (M.) Book plates, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 23-25, (2) 39-41
1891 Hardy (VV. J.) Book plates. L. (3) 47-53, 93-98

1897 Brown (]. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 70-71

1898 Book Irbeling, L.W. (i) 44-45

1902 Kent (W. H.) Library book plates. L.J. (27) 932-934

Pollard (A. W.) The Franks collection of armorial book stamps, L. (N.S.)
(3) 1 14-134

1903 Hackley (F.) Book plates for a Public Library, L.J. (28) 297-298
1905 Stamping, plating, label'ing, N.Y.S.L. Rept (80) 549-550

Book plates for gift collections. Wis Lib Bull (i) 50

1907 Clark (O. E.) Book labelling, L.W. (10) 67-69

1908 Bacon (C.) Report of A.L.A. Committee on Library administration^

A.L.A. Bull (2) 226-227

1909 Brewer (W. A.) Book plates, Cal News Notes (4) 266-292
Newcombe (C. F.) Book plates: their beauty and utility, L.A.R. (11)

2 1 1-22 1

G31 STAMPS AND MARKS OF OWNERSHIP— GENERAL

1876 Poole (VV. F.) Stamping and labelling, U.S. Rept 491-492

1890 How to protect rare illustrated books, L.J. (15) 104, 133-134

1891 Brown (J. D.) Library app'iances, L. (3) 395

1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, ^'.5. Rept 822

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 69-71

1904 Book stamps, Delaxvare L.C. Hdbk 30-31

1905 Stamping, plating, and labelling, N.Y.S.L. Rept (80) 549-550
1909 Aitken (V. A.) Stamping books, L.W. (10) 155-156

SPECIAL
GSM EMBOSSING STAMPS

1886 Dewey (M.) Embossing stamps, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 26-27
1891 Brown (J. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 395

G312 RUBBER STAMPS

1891 Brown (f. D.) Library appliances, L. (3) 395

1909 Dewey (M.) Rubber stamps, P.L. (14) 21-22
For particulars, apply to —

LinRARY Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

G32 BOOK MARKS

1897 Children's book marks, /../. (22) 199

1901 Book marks, P.L. (6) 340

1902 Maxson book mark, la Lib Q. (2) 4
1905 Library goop, la Lib O. (5) 55

Elliott (J. E.) Use of children's book marks in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull

(i) 40-50
Miss Hewins' " Goop " verse. Wis Lib Bull (i) 79
Perry (E. M.) Experiment with children's book marks, Wis Lib Bull (i) 95

1907 Eaton (A. T.) Book marks, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 2, 7

1908 Wording of the Maxson book mark, P.L. (13) 101-102
Neesham (E. W.) Care of books, L.W. (11) 32-33

BOOK AND NEWSPAPER MUTILATION 301

1909 Receipts from advertisement book marks, L.A.R. (u) 42
Laws of book borrowing, P.L. (14) 22
For particulars, apply to —

Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

G33 HINTS ON THE CARE AND PRESERVATION OF BOOKS

1S76 Discussion on providing? paper covers for Library books, L.J. (i) 131-132

1885 Washing books, L.J. (10) 184

1900 Chivers (C.) How to open a book, L. (N.S.) (i) 323-326

Dousman (M. E.) Methods of inducing care of books, L.J. (25) Conf No

60-62
Foster (W. E.) Methods of inducing care of books, L.J. (25) Conf No 63-4
Book dusting, L. W. (2) 98

1903 Kroeger (A. B.) Care of books, P.L. (8) 319-320

1905 How to open a book, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 10
Library goops, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 15

Marvin (C.) Care of books. Wis Lib Bull (i) 35-37, Wash L.A. Bull (i)

No I, 12-14
Cramer (K. D.) Methods of keeping books clean, Wis Lib Bull (i) 66
Ta'k on the care of books at Menasha, Wisconsin, Library, Wis Lib Bull

(i) 67
Miss Hewins' " Goop " verse. Wis Lib Bull (i) 79
White (P.) Chid in the Library, An Leab (i) loo-ioS

1906 Care and use of township Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 61-62

1907 Dodd (H. D.) Care of books in a children's room, P.L. (12) 83-86
Eaton (A. T.) For a book mark, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 2, 7

1908 Moore (A. C.) Library membership as a civic force, L.J. (33) 271-272
Wording of the Maxson book mark, P.L. (13) 101-102

How to open a book, Wis Lib Bull (4) 53

Design of Miss H. L. Price for Miss C. M. Hewins' " Goop " verse.

Wis Lib Bull (4) 62
Neesham (E. W.) Care of books, L.W. (11) 32-33

1909 Savage (E. A.) Care of books in early Irish monastic Libraries, L. (N.S.)

(10) 362-370
MacLeod (R. D.) Preservation of books in Libraries, L.W. (ri) 256-261,

331-335. 368-371, 417-422
Sawyer (H. P.) How to care for books in a Library, Wis Lib Bull (5) 6-S
Matthews (W.) How to open a new book, Vt L.C. Bull (5) No 2, 8
See also Book Repairing K 20
For particulars relating to Book Covers and Satchels, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Lrn.. Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

G34 MUTILATION OF BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS

1876 Discussion on the abstraction and mutilation of books, L.J. (i) 109-112

Defacing books, L.J. (i) 326-327

Mutilation of books in Libraries, L.J. (i) 289
1879 Clark (W. B.) Book thieving and mutilation, L.J. (4) 249-250, 377

1886 Poole (R. B.) New York Library Law regarding niuti'ation of books,

L.J. (u) 118
i8gi Mutilation of books, L. (4) 132

1892 Writing remarks in margins of Library books, L. (5) 51

1893 Mutilation of books, L.J. (18) 288-290
1898 Damaging newspapers, /.. (10) 133

1900 Mutilation of papers, L.A.R. (2) 25, 433, 498
1902 Mutilation of books, L.J. (27) 83-84

Mutilation of papers from Library of Congress, L.J. (27) 98

1908 Indiana legislation in regard to mutilation of Library books. Lib Occ

No 12, 18

1909 Prosecuting for malicious damage to periodicals, L.A.R. (11) 253

G35 BOOK INSECT PESTS— BOOKWORMS

1879 Hagen (H. A.) Insect pests, L.J. (4) 251-254, Discuss-on 292

-- Literature concerning injuries to books by insects. L.J. (4) 373-374
Flint (W.) (Voton bug as a Library pest, L.J. (4) 376
Winsor (J.) Library pests, L.J. (4)' 44S-449

302 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1881 Arnold (E. C.) Injurious insects, L.J. (6) 40

1885 Savage (A.) Bool^worms, L.J. (10) 131-132

1886 Hagen (H. A.) New Library pest, L.J. (11) 184-187
Insect enemies of books, L.J. (11) 484

1887 Birdsong (J. C.) Insect pests, L.J. (i;^) 152

1892 Preservation of bindings from insects, L.J. (17) 72

1894 Garman (S.) and S. Green. Ravages of bookworms, L.J. (fo) 230-231

1897 Cundall (F.) Insect enemies of books, 2vd hit Conf 178
Bookworms, P.L. (2) 146

1898 O'Conor (J. F.) Facts about bookworms : their history in literature and

work in Libraries, L.J. (23) 538

1899 Hulme (E. W.) Insect book pests : a review of recent literature, L.A.K.

(1) 369-372
■ Austin (W.) Facts and fancies about the bookworm, L.A.R. (i) 496-497,
L.J. (24) 266

1900 Bookworm : note from New York Daily News, L.A.R. (2) 38

French prices for monograph on bookworms, L.J. (25) 569, 581-582.
1901 : L.A.R. (3) 357-35S, L.J. (26) 388-389. 1902 : L.J. (27) 1026

1903 Houlbert (C.) Insect enemies of books, L.J. (28) 637-638

1904 Insects injurious to books, L.J. (29) 205

1908 Tyler (A. C.) A live bookworm— a nature study, /../. (33) 31 1-3 12

<i36 INJURIES TO BOOKS BY DUST, HEAT, AND LIGHT

1877 Depping (G.) Suggests a Committee of Chemists and Librarians to

consider question of the action of gas on bindings, ist hit Conf 50

1878 Church (A. J.) Gaslight and bindings, L.J. (3) 64
Gibbs (W.) Deterioration of bindings, L.J. (3) 229

1887 Hooper (W.) Dirt in the city Library, L.J. (12) 73

Woodward (C. J.) Action of burning gas on leather used for bookbindings,
L.J. (12) 321, 428, L.C. (5) 25-29

1888 Schwartz (J.) Gas and binding, L.J. (13) 278

1892 Dust in Libraries, L. (4) 199

1906 Seymour-Jones (A.) On the glazing of Libraries, with reference to the

chemical action of light upon leather, L.A.R. (8) 641-646

1907 Dust problem in Libraries, L. W. (9) 242

For particulars relating to Dust Layers, apply to —

The " Dust Allayer " Co., 165, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
Sanitary Floor Co., Ltd., 177, Temple Chambers, E.C.

€36=1 BOOK CLEANING FRAME

1902 Cleaning frame, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 24

G37 BOOK THEFTS

1877 Theft of books from Libraries, ist Conf of Libns 120-121, 172-173

1879 Clark (W. B.) Book thieving and mutilation, L.J. (4) 249-250, 377

1880 Green (S. S.) Capture of a notorious book thief, L.J. (5) 48-49
1885 Bu'.lard (M. A.) Book thieves, L.J. (10) 380

1887 Discussion on book thefts by the New York Library Club, L.J. (12) 196-7

1889 Thefts from Libraries, L. (i) 34, 434. 1891 : L. (3) 66, 275, 308, 421.

1892 : L. (4) 128, 190, 352, L.J. (17) 243-244. 1893 : L. (5) 137, 207,
235, 336

1893 Books stolen from New York Libraries^ L.J. (18) 83-84

1894 Thefts from Libraries, L. (6) 88, 253, 318, 364. 1895: L. (7) 54, 326,

372. 1896: L. (8) 127, 170, 213. i'897: L. (9) 121. 1898: L. (10)
86, L.J. (23) 135-136, 164-165. 1899: L.A.R. (i) 169, 234, 307, 38h.
1900: L.A.R. (2) 247, 662-663, L.J. (25) 188, 343, 346, 760, A. L. A.
Discussion, L.J. (25) Conf No 151-153. 1901 : L.J. (26) 160, 225, 710,
830-831, 890, A.L.A. Council Recommendations, L.J. (26) Conf No 207
■ 1901 Bostwick (A. E.) Open shelves and book theft, L.W . (3) 62-64
1902 Theft and mutilation of books. L.J. (27) 83-84
1904 Thefts from Libraries, L.J. (29) 76-77, 148, 265, 287, 307-308, 387

Gaillard (E. W.) Book thieves : an incident and some suggestions, L.J.

(29) 308-309
Soper (H. T.) Open access and the theft of books, L.W. (6) 259-260
1906 Thefts from Libraries, L.A.R. (8) 262, 333, 3S8, P.L. (11) 341, 460, 474
Hyamson (M.) Biblio-kleptomania and how tc> check it, L. W. (8) 207-208

BOOK STORAGE AM) DISTRIBUTION 303

Library problem, L.J. (31) 673-674

Book thefts discovered, 11^ 15 Lib Bull (2) 68
it(07 Open shelves questioned, /../. (32) 114-116

Thefts from Libraries, L.A.R. (q) 92

Biblioklepts and bookmarkers, la Lib O. (5) 157

Thefts from Paris Libraries, L.J. (32) 239

Thefts from American Libraries, L.J. (32) 540
i(i(iS Open shelves and book losses, L.J. (33) 275

Book stealing", P.f.. (13) 362

Thomson (J.) Book stealing in Philadelphia, L.J. (33) 445

Lord (L E.) Open shelves and the loss of books, A.L.A. Bull (2) 231-249,
Discussion 253-254

Willcox (E. S.) Open shelves, A.L.A. Bull (2) 249-253, Discussion 253-254,.
P.L. (13) 244-6, 262-3
1909 Baker (E. A.) Thefts from Libraries, L.A.R. (11) 204

G38 BOOK STORAGE

1S92-3 Green (S. S.) Adaptation of Libraries to constituencies, U.S. Rcpt
698-703
Carr (H. J.) Fixtures, furniture and fitting's, U.S. Rept 735-738
1S94 Book storage, Greenwood's Public Libraries 383-3S4
1898 Dewey (M.) Function of the Library as a bookstore, L.J. (23) Conf Na

152-153
uioo Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. (N.S.) (i) 224

1900-01 Burgoyne (F. J.) Some points in Library planning. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 17
ii)02 Eliot (C. VV.) Division of a Library into books in use and books not in
use, with different storage methods for the two classes of books, L.J.
(27) Conf No 51-56, P.L. (7) 158-9, 219-21, 261-2, 296-7
Dewey (M.) Capacity of book stacks, P.L. (y) 28-29
Estimating shelving capacity, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 21
U)03 Lane (W. C.) Treatment of books according to the amount of their use,
L.J. (28) Conf No 9-16
Foster (W. E.) Treatment of books according to the amount of their use,

L.J. (28) Conf No 17-19
Burton (E. D.) Treatment of books according to the amount of their use :
Relation of departmental and group Libraries to the main Library,
L.J. (28) Conf No 19-23
1904 Ranck (S. H.) Relative shelf space occupied by books published in

England and the United States, L.J. (29) 533-534
i()o5 Clark (J. W.) Evolution of bookcases, L.A.R. (7) 555-558
1906 Green (B. R.) Librarv building and book stacks, L.J. (31) Conf No 52-56

Stewart (J. D.) Oversize books, L.W. (9) 208-211
1908 Taylor (F. B.) Building a Library, la Lib O. (5) 192

Lane (W. C.) Central bureau of information and loan collection for
College Libraries, L.J. (33) 429-433
i()09 Hill (F. P.) Book storage for Libraries, P.L. (14) 304-305

Hundred million volumes housed in a cit\- block, LJ. (34) 389-390

G39 BOOK DISTRIBUTION

1S77 Wheatley (B. R.) Hints on Library management, L.J. (2) 210-216
1892 Cole (G. W.) Branch and Deliveries, U.S. Rept (1892-93) 709
1898 Bostwick (A. E.) Branch Libraries, L.J. {21,) 14-18

Branch Library work. Discussion, L.J. (23)^ Conf No 98-101
1S99 Thelberg (E.) The Home and the Librarv : a plea for a closer connection,

^•7- (24) 145-147

Swift (L.) Public Library in its relations to literature, L.J. (25) 323-327
Barraud (L. M.) Some advice to Directors of popular Libraries as to the
best manner of distributing their books, P.L. (5) 239-240

1902 Hall (D. B.) Librarv rotation : method of popufarizing books, L.J. (27)

934-936
Administration and books, la Lib O. (2) 29

1903 Gaillard (E. W.) Greater freedom in the use of Dooks : hints on methods

of advertising books and criticises existing regulations, L.J. (28) Conf
No 38-39

1904 Sutton (C. W.) Branch Libraries: their number and cost, L.A.R. (6) 67

1900

304 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Barrett (F. T.) Branch Libraries : administration and relations with the

Central Library, L.A.R. (6) 78-84
Davis (R. C.) An over use of boolis, P.L. (9) 435-439

1905 Public Library and allied agencies : symposium, L.J. (30) 459-472
Birge (E. A.) Library extension, P.L. (10) 163-167, 215-217, 259-261
Clough (VV. G.) Progress of Library extension in a small Library, P.L.

(10) 168-169
McPherson (G. B.) County extension, Minn P.L.C. Notes (5) 7-9
Library symposium, Wis Lib Bull (i) 14-15
Elliot (G.'H.) Methods of popularizing standard books other than novels,

L.A.R. (7) 155-160
Stearns (L. E.) Rural free delivery for Library books, L.J. (30) Conf No

162-163

1906 Evans (A. G.) Putting out new books, P.L. (11) 497

Farr (H.) Libraries and the counties, L.A.R. (8) 169-77, Discussion 207-16
Titcomb (M. L.) How a small Library supplies a large number of people

with books, L.J. (31) 51-54
Public Library as an aid in Sunday School work, L.J. (31) 717-718
Circulation, L.J. (31) Conf No 259-263

Wakeman (E. F.) Small Library as a Library centre, P.L. (11) 9
Countryman (G.) Library as a social centre, Minn P.L.C. Notes No 5, 3-5
Smith (C. W.) Public Library and allied agencies. Wash L.A. Bull (2) 1-2

1907 Redgrave (J.) Pub'ic Library book extension service, L.A. (5) 290-292
Roberts (R.) Relation of Public Libraries to the present system of educa-
tion, L.A.R. (9) 1-14

Legler (H. E.) Phases of Library extension, .4.L./L Bull (i) Conf No

96-101, L.J. {32) 303-307
Nethawav (J. C.) Why Library extension pays Washington County,

Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) 82-84

1908 Bailey (L. H.) Library work for rural communities, L.J. (33) 381-385
Eastman (W. R.) Village Library and the farm, N.Y.L. (i) 37-40
Lane (W. C.) Central bureau of information and loan collection for

College L'braries, L.J. (33) 429-433
Mars (H. F.) How to keep up the summer circulation, Penn Lib Notes
(I) 5-8

1909 Bostwick (A. E.) Some economic features of Libraries, L.J. (34) 48-52
Foss (S. W.) Some cardinal principles of a Library, P.L. (14) 77-81
Dana (J. C.) Book using skill in higher education, P.L. (14) 306
Comparison in book circulation, P.L. (14) 99

G40 SPECIALIZATION OF LIBRARIES— GENERAL

1877 Walford (C.) On special collections of books, L.J. (2) 140-145

1887 Burr (G. L.) Special collections at Ithaca, L.J. (12) 369-372
Nelson (C. A.) Libraries for specialists, L.J. (12) 361-362

Sanders (M. A.) Possibilities of Public Libraries in manufacturing com-
munities, L.J. (12) 305, 447

1888 Stanley (H. M.) Library specialization, L.J. (13) 179

Evans (G. W.) Special Libraries and special students, L.J. (13) 180
Goddard (W. M.) Possibilities of Public Libraries in manufacturing com-
munities, /,./. (13) 40
1890 Ford (P. L.) Differentiation or specialization of Libraries, with special
reference to New York, L.J. (15) 7-9
Poole (R. B.) Specializaton in New York, L.J. (15) 69-70
Cohen (M.) Differentiation of Libraries, L.J. (15) 70-71
Farquhar (E.) Specialization of Libraries, L.J. (15) 100
Coe (E. M.) Should American literature be specially favoured in

(American) Libraries, L.J. (15) 101-104
Foster (VV. E.) Industrial additions to the Providence Public Library,
L.J. (15) 144
1892-3 Green (S. S.) Adaptation of Libraries to constituencies, U.S. Rept 703
1895 Brown (J. D.) Plea for select lists of books on important subjects, L.
(7) 363-366

1897 Fames (W.) Care of special collections, L.J. (22) Conf No 48-52

1898 Foster (VV. E.) Use of a Library by artisans, L.J. (23) 188-189
Peterson (H. F.) Specialization in Libr.nry collections, P.L. (3) 249

1899 Clarke (A.) Work of Academies of Literature and their connection with

Libraries, L.A.R. (i) 286-293
1901 Library of Congress : present collections, Rept of Libn of Cong 296-351

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS 305

(28) 820-822

iqo^ Canfield (J. H.) Specialization of Libraries, L.J. . ^ ^.

1004 Library of Congress special collections, Rept of Ljbn oj Cong 26-31

iqoc Mcllvvaine (C.) Special collections for small Libraries, 1\L. (10) 271-273
Banks (^L) Specialization in Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, lo-ii

iQob W'hittcn (R. H.) Special Libraries, L.J. (31) 12-14 ,, , , ,

Gaillard (E. W.) One way to popularize tbe Library, P.L. (n) 12-14

Some material in tbe Bancroft Library, P.L. (11) 60-61

Coffman (H. C.) How may state bistory be best conserved, Wash L.A.

McKillop (J.) On the present position of London Municipal Libraries,
with suggestions for increasing their efticiency, L.A.R. (8) 624-633,
Discussion 495-497

1907 Special collections in California Libraries, Cal News Notes (2) 123-125

1908 Harris (VV. J.) Delimitation of the Reference Library, with a note on

specialization, L.A.R. (10) 85-95, Discussion 127-132
Dent (R. K.) Librarian as a collector, L.A.R. (10) 11-18

1909 Dana (J. C.) Three factors in civilization, P.L. (14) 43-45

Mudge (L G.) Special collections in Libraries in the United States, L.J.

(34) 546
Whitten (R. H.) Development of special Libraries, L.J. {34) 546-547
Special Libraries Association, ist annual meeting, L.J. (34) 548
Inkster (L.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in the London area,

L.A.R. (11) 9-12, Discussion 31-36
Baker (E. A.) Co-operative schemes for Libraries in the London area,

L.A.R. (11) 12-16, Discussion 31-36
Loveday (T.) Edgar Allen Library of the University of Sheffield, L.A.R.

(11) 567-571

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
•<i4J ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS

1903 Smith (E. R.) Special collections in American Libraries— The Henry O.

Avery Memorial Library of Architecture and allied arts at Columbia

University, L.J. (28) 277-285
Dealers in Books on Architecture and Allied Arts —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Batsiord, H. T., 94, High Holborn, W.C.

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W,

Gre\el &■ Co., King Street, Covent (iarden, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

.Sanitary Puri.isiiing Co., 5, Fetter Lane, E.C.

Williams &' Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

•G42 ART BOOKS

1900 Weale (W. H. J.) Two notes for art Libraries, L. (N.S.) (i) 365-372
1902 Richmond (Sir W.) Some art books in the Hammersmith Libraries,
L.A.R. (4) 1 10-127

1904 Weitenkampf (F.) Special collections in American Libraries — The S. P.

Averv collection of prints and art books, L.J. (29) 117-119
1906 Redgrave (G. R.) Lady Dilke's gift to the National .\rt Library, L. {N.S.)

(7) 263-274
Dealers in Art Books —

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Batsiord, H. T., 94, High Holborn, W.C.

Grevel & Co., King Street, Covent Garden, W.C.

QuARircH, Bernard, 11, Grafton Street, W.

SoTiiEKAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Williams & Norg.ate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

•G4M BROWN (JOHN CARTER) COLLECTION

1905 Special collections in American Libraries— The John Carter Brown Library

of Brown University, L.J. (30) 69-72

'€43 CERVANTES COLLECTION

1908 Thomas (H.) Cervantes collection in the British Museum, L. (N.S.) (9)
429-443

3o6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Dealers in Cervantes Literature —

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
SoTHERAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

G44 CHINESE COLLECTION

1898 Report of the Librarian of Congress 76-82
Dealers in Chinese Literature —

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

G45 DE QUINCEY COLLECTION

1900 Axon (W. E. A.) De Quincey collection at Moss Side, L.A.R. (2) 410-424

G46 EMIGRATION LITERATURE

1899 Briscoe (J. P.) Public Libraries and emigration, L.A.R. (1) 294-296

A vast amount of useful literature may be obtained free of charge
from the Crown Agents of the various Colonies

G47 FOLKLORE

1908 Taylor (G.) Services of folk-lore in education, P.L. (13) 266-267
Dealers in Folk-lore Literature —

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Sotheran & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

NuTT, David, 57-59, Long Acre, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

G48 GIPSY COLLECTION

1895 Bataillard Gipsy collection, L. (7) 402-404
Dealers in Gipsy Literature —

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.
Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Sotheran & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

G49 GOETHE COLLECTION

1887 Thimm (F.) Goethe collection in the British Museum, L.C. (4) 116
Dealers in Goethe Literature —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany
Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

G50 GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

1876 Biscoe (N. S.) Public Documents, L.J. (i) 10
Dewey (M.) Public Documents, L.J. (i) lo-ii
Government documents, L.J. (i) 177. 1877 : L.J. (2) 26-28, 34

1878 Note on Senator Hoar's Bill, L.J. (3) 32

1879 Axon (W. E. A.) On the distribution of documents printed at the expense

of the nation, L.J. (4) 81-83
A.L.A. Committee on Public I3ocuments, L.J. (4) 291. 1881 : L.J. (6)
86-90, 130, Discussion 130-13 1

1881 Government documents, L.J. (6) 313

Green (S. S.) Report of .A.L.A. Committee on distribution of public
documents, L.J. (6) 86-90, 130-13 1

1882 Yates (J.) On public historiography and printing, L.A. Trans (5) 158-62
A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (7) 195

Green (S. S.) Distribution of U.S. public documents, L.J. (7) 226-228

1883 Distribution of public documents to Libraries in U.S., L.A. M.N. (4) 2-5
Thomas (E. C.) Public Libraries and the " Promulgation List," L. A.M.N.

(4) 87-92
Ames (J. G.) Public documents, L.J. (8) 107

Edmands (J.) Plan of numbering Congressional documents, L.J. (8) 250-1
A.L..A. Committee on public documcnis, L.J. (8) 257-260, 291

1884 Distribution of public documents, L.J. (9) 60

Want of system in distribution of U.S. documents, L.J. (9) 140

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS 307

1885 Bowker (R. R.) U.S. Government publications, L.J. (10) 236-241, Discus-
sion 335

McKee (T. H.) Classes and jjrintinj^- of I .S. documents, L.J. (10) 241-4

A.L.A. Committee on public documents, /,./. (10) 335-337
i886 Clutter (C -A.) Clearing- house for duplicate public documents, L.J. (11) iq

Note on Mr. Singleton's Bill. L.J. (11) 20-24

Government of U.S. statutes and Congressional record, /../. (11) 78

Distribution of i)ubic documents, /,./. (11) 376-377

Green (S. S.) Public documents, L.J. (11) 482

A.L.A. Petition to Senator Manderson, L.J. (11) 482-483

1887 Report of Secretarv of Interior on distribution of public documents, L.J.

(12) 135

.\.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (12) 445-7, Discussion 447-8
Green (S. S.) Report on distribution of U.S. public documents, L.J.

(i^) 445

1888 Report of the Secretary of the Interior on distribution of ]3ub!ic documents,

L.J. (13) 131. 143-144
Sig-natures prescribed to acknowledgments of public documents, L.J.

(13) 203

1889 A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (14) 267, 275-276
Schwartz (J.) Government publications muddle, L.J. (14) 431-2

1890 Government documents problem : letter from State Librarian Dunn, and

Chief Ames, L.J. (15) 12-14
A.L.A. Committee on pub'ic documents, L.J. (15) Conf No 95-100
Distribution of public documents, L.J. (15) 209

1891 A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (16) Conf No 70, 1 18-120,

Discussion Conf No 104-105, 116

1892 Campbell (F. B. F.) Plea for annual lists of state papers, L. (4) 104, 116
A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (17) 38, Conf No 78-80,

Discussion Conf No 77-7S
Bill for providing^ for printing, binding, and distribution of public docu-
ments, L.J. (17) 3, 8-17, 43, 46, 53-4, 84, 123-24, 165, 477, Conf No 57, 77

1893 A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (18) Conf No 52, 72, Discus-

sion Conf No 72-74

Public Documents Bill, L.J. (18) 507-8. 1S94 : L.J. (19) 119, 288

1894 Morse (E. S.) Distribution of Government documents, L.J. (19) 255, 263
A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (19) Conf No 126-128,

Discussion Conf No 128-134, 164-165
i8<)5 Public Documents Bill, L.J. (20) 3, 13-20
Storag-e of public documents, L.J. (20) 43

.\.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (20) Conf No 53, 78, Discus-
sion Conf No 78-79
Distribution of Government documcMits, L.J. (20) 75
3S96 Report of Superintendent of Documents, L.J. (21) 19-21

System of distribution of GovernmtMit documents : furliier development,

'L.J. (21) 91, 102-5
Public documents and the proposed Reform Bi'l, L.J. (21) 215, 225
Crandall (F. A.) Public documents and proposed New Public Documents

Bill, L.J. (21) Conf No 20-25
.\mes (Dr.) Letter on distribution of Government documents, /../. (21)

Conf No 78
A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (21) Conf No 79-80
Cutter (C. A.) Proposed reform in public documents, L.J. (21) 217-18
i8c)7 Bill to provide for indexing- GovernmcMit publications by Dr. Ames, L.J.
(22) 22, 41, 75
A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. (22) Conf No 97-98, 152,
Discussion Conf No 154
1898 Fu'ler (F. D.) United States, state and town docum(>nts in >mall
Libraries, L.J. (23) 564-566
Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J. {2^]) 1 17-12 i
189(1 Bowker (R. R.) Report of committee on public docimients, /,./. (24)

Conf No 100-2
1900 Public Documents Bill, L.J. (25) 65-67

Wire (G. F.) State reports, digests and statutes, L.J. (25) Conf No 57-59
Bowker (R. R.) Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J.

(25) Conf No 9i-<)2
Reinick (W. R.) Arrangement and cataloguing of U..S. Government
documents, P.L. (5) 83-87

3o8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1901 Watson (D. M. B.) Stationery department publications and Public

Libraries, L.A.R. (3) 332-333
Hasse (A. R.) How ma)^ Government Documents be made useful to the

public? L.J. (26) 8-13
Ferrell (L. C.) Public documents of the United States, L.J. (26) 671-674
Jast (L. S.) Treatment of Parliamentary papers, L.W. (4) 147-151
Library of Congress : division of documents — processes, Rept of Libu of

Cong 253-260
Joint resolution to regulate the distribution of public documents to the

Library of Congress for its own use and for international exchange,

Rept of Libn of Cong 67-68

1902 Henry (VV. E.) Re-collecting state documents, L.J. (27) 29-30

Hasse (A. R.) Vexed question of public documents, L.J. (27) 815-818,

P-^- (7) 355-359
Falkner (R. F.) Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J.

(27) Conf No 92-96

Eakins (VV. F.) Public documents of Dominion of Canada and Province

of Ontario, L.J. (27) 248-251
Pub ic documents for the small Library, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 31-4

1903 Bond (H.) Government publications and Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5)

444-451, Discussion 480-481
FaiKucr (R. b.) Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J.

(28) Conf No 1 12-1 16

Dewey (M.) Public documents, P.L. (8) 405-406
Check list of Iowa state publications, la Lib 0. (3) 72

1904 Hasse (A. R.) On a bibliography of public documents, L.J. (29) Conf No

1 16-120
Falkner (R. F.) Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J.

(29) Conf No 168-169

Roden (C. B.) Care and distribution of public documents, P.L. (9) 285-88
Memorandum from the division of documents referring to the distribution
and sale of public documents. Lib of Cong 4

1905 Ambrose (L.) Use of Government documents in the University Library,.

L.J. (30) Conf No 86-91
Hasse (A. R.) Report of the A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J.

(30) Conf Ts^o 92-101

Danie's (J. F.) Agricultural bulletins : their indexing and use, L.J . (30)

930-931
Steele (L.) Iowa documents for Libraries, la Lib O. (5) 21-24
Hasse (A. R.) Public printing and records — legislation bulletin 29h,

135-139, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) Vol. 2
LInited States documents. Neb Lib Bull No i, 7-8
State pub ications, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 6

Merrell (J. W.) Wisconsin documents. Wis Lib Bull (i) 85-87
Document notes, Wis Lib Bull (i) 87-89
Hasse (A. R.) Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, L.J.

(31) Conf No 140-145

— Documents for a small Library, P.L. (11) 511-513

Concerning documents of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, P.L..
(11) 106

1906 Smith (J. G.) Smal' Library's solution of public documents, P.L. (11) 514
Wyer (J. I.) United States Government documents, Bulletin No 102,

Library School No 21, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) Vol. i
Hasse (A. R.) Public printing and records — Legislation Bulletin No 33!

134-140, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) Vol. 2
Public documents of interest. Wis Lib Bull (2) 34, 95-96
Recent publications of importance, Wis Lib Bull (2) 46-47

1907 Post (VV. L.) Output and distribution of Government documents, A.L.A.

Bull (i) Conf No 135-145
Reinick (W. R.) Use of documents in the Public Library, A.L.A. Bull

(i) Conf No iz|6-i49
Gill (H. M.) Obstacles to a proper use of documents by Depository

Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 149-153
Austen (W.) Congressional bills and reports in Libraries, A.L.A. Bull

(i) Conf No 153-156
Brown (C. H.) Public documents in Technical Libraries, A.L.A. Bull (i)

Conf No 156-157
Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, A.L.A. Bull (i) No 2,

12, Conf No 132-135, P.L. (12) 251-254

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 309

Smith (C. W.) Public documents as a Library resource, L.J. (32) 195-198
Cranda 1 (F. A.) Librarj- of public documents in thie oftice of Superinten-
dent of Documents, L.J. (32) 203-206
Burns (VV. S.) Law relating to L'iiited States public documents, L.J.

(32) 206-207
Hasse (A. R.) New York City records, /../. (^2) 207-208
Merreil (VV. S.) Utilizing Government documents, L.J. (32) 361-367
Hasse (A. R.) Building up a document department, L.J. (31) 661-665,
P.L. (12) 48-51

— Public documents question, P.L. (12) 251-254

Evans (C.) Public documents in small Libraries, P.L. (12) 345-347
United States documents and the small Library, la Lib O. (5) 161-162
Home (L.) Nebraska publications. Neb Lib Bull No 4, 9~i2

1908 Report of A.L.A. Committee on public documents, .-LL..4. Bull (2) 177-78
Report of Exchange and distribution of state documents by the National

Association of State Librarians, A.L.A. Bull (2) 263-267
A.L.A. Government documents— round table meeting, A.L.A. Bull (2)

382-406, P.L. (13) 270-271
Everhart (E.) Ways and means of popularizing Government documents,

A.L.A. Bull (2) 382-385
Discussion on creating permanent depositories of public documents issued

by the general Government, L.J. (33) 150-15 1
Marple (.A.) Reference use of public documents. Library Work (2) 107-110
Stuckey (Miss) Selection of public documents in small Libraries, P.L.

(13) 25

Public documents question, P.L. (13) 29-30, 107-108, 179-180
Public documents in France, P.L. (13) 218-219
Roberts (E. D.) Day of public documents, P.L. (13) 408
Indiana state publications, Lib Occ No 11, 11-12

Hepburn (\V. M.) U.S. Government documents for the small and
medium sized Library, Lib Occ (2) 1-5

1909 United States public documents in Californian Libraries, Col News Notes

(4) 432-438
Post (W. L.) Centralization a needed reform in public document distribu-
tion, L.J. (34) 43-48, P.L. (14) 49-51

— Outlines for a working collection of public documents and aids to
its use, L.J. (34) 538-545

Foss (S. W.) The Library alcove, L.J. (34) 553

Government publications. Lib Work (3) 15-16

Tolman (F. L.) Notes on some recent state publications of interest,

N.Y.L. (i) 210-212, 239-240, (2) 35-36
Hasbrouck (M. K.) Government documents and the small Library, P.L.

(14) 52-53

Ballard (H. H.) Public documents in small Libraries, L.J. (34) 91-92,

P.L. (14) 84-86
Paddock (A. M.) Make room for the documents, P.L. (14) 126-127
Mcllwaine (H. R.) Substance of the laws in reference to the Confederate

States Government publications, Bib Scty of Am Proc (3) 85-91
Morrison (H. A.) Bibliography of the publications of the Confederate

States of America, Bib Scty of Am Proc (3) 92-132
Dealers in Government Publications —

Allen, E. G., & Sox, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.
SuPERiNTKNDKNT OF DOCUMENTS, Government Printing Oflice, Washing-
ton, D.C., U.S.A.
Wesley & Sox, 28. Essex Street, Strand, W.C.

G51 HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS— AMERICA

1891 Thwnites (R. C.) Librarv of the State Historical Societv of Wisconsin,

L.J. (16) 203-207
1893 Collections of newspapers and societv publications of Minnesota Historical

Society, L.J. (18) 80-81

1905 Schnfer {].) Sources of North-Western history, L.J. (30) 790-793
Special collections in American Libraries — Co'lections of the VVisconsin

Historical Society on the history of the Middle West, L.J. (30) 917-920

1906 Coffmnn (H. C.) How may state history be best conserved? Wash L.A.

Bull (2) 5-8

3IO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1907 Foster (W. E.) Bibliographical notes on historical composition, A.L.A.

Bull (i) 187-190
Libraries of Historical Societies, P.L. (n) 389-390

1908 Godard (G. S.) State and local Historical Societies, A.L.A. Bull (2) 298-303

1909 Mr. Legler's gift of Wisconsin literature to the Superior Public Library,

Wis Lib Bull is) 86
Dealers in American Literature —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

C.4Zp:nove & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.G.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

SoTHERAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.G.

G52 HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS— BRITISH COLONIAL

1900 Boose (J. R.) Colonies in relation to Public Libraries, with classified list

of works, L.A.R. (2) 589-599
1909 Lewin (P. E.) The Empire and the Public Library : the relation between

the Libraries of the Empire, L.A. (6) 280-29S, Discussion 299-301
Dealers in Colonial Literature —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.G.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.G.

G53 INDUSTRIAL COLLECTIONS

1898 Foster (W. E.) Use of a Library by artisans, L.J. (23) 188-189
Dealers in Literature relating to Applied Science —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Batsford, H. T., 94, High Holborn, W.C.

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.

Truslove & ILanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

G54 JEFFERSON COLLECTION AT CONGRESS LIBRARY

1898 The Jefferson Library, Repi of Lihii of Cong 63-66

G55 LAW BOOKS

1901 Library of Congress, Law Library, Rcpt of Lihn of Cong 276-278

1908 Sage (L. H.) Arrangement of law books (National Association of Law

Librarians), A.L.A. Bull (2) 296-298
Woodruff (C. R.) Legislative reference work and its opportunities, P.L.

(13) 300-303
.Sheldon (A. E.) Wisconsin system and the Nebraska plan, Neh Lib Bull

No 3, 3-5

1909 Small (A. J.) Law dei)arlnienl of the .State Librarv of Iowa, la Lib O.

(6) 35-3S
Dealers in Legal Literature —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Cluirlon Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Kelly Law Book Co., 57, Cari'y Street, W.C.
Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.
Stevens & Son, Ltd., 119, Chancery Lane, W.C.
Sweet & Maxwell, 3, Chancery Lane, W.C.
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.
WiLDY & Son, Lincoln's Inn Archway, W.C.
Williams & Norg.'Vte, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

LOCAL COLLECTIONS 311

G56 LOCAL COLLECTIONS AND SURVEYS

1878 Wright (W. II. K.) Special colUctions of local books in Provincial

Libraries. L.A. Trans 44-50
1S79 Nodal (J. H.) Special collections of books in Lancashire and Cheshire,

L.A. Trans (2) 54-60, L.J. (4) 413-414
1880 Shore (T. \V.) Libraries and ancieiU [)arisli registers, L.A. M.N. (i) 22-4
1882 Wright (W. II. K.) Librarians and local bibliography, L.A. Trans (5)

197-201
Bradshaw (H.) Note on local Libraries as considered museums of local

authorship and printing, L.A. Trans (5) 237-8
1885 Catalogue of Birmingham books, L.C. (2) 120-1

1887 Timmins (S.) Special collections of books in and near Birmingham, L.C.

(4) 157-63

1888 Discussion concerning collection of local history by a Library, L.J. (13)

310-11

1889 Cutter (C. A.) On collecting local literature, L.J. (14) Conf No 15 1-2
i8go Herring (P.) Notes on a collection of Nottinghamshire books, L. (2) 338-40

Coe (E. M.) Should .American literature be specially favoured in
(American) Libraries, L.J. (15) 101-4
i8qi Bal!inger (J.) Free Libraries and the photographic survey of counties,

•L. (3) 43(>-4o
1S92 Plomer (H. R.) Local records and free Libraries, L. (4) 137-40

Cutter (W. R.) Local collection in the Woburn Public Library, L.J. (17)
420-22, 428-9

1894 Carr (H. J.) Report on collections of the minor literature of local history,

L.J. (19) Conf No <-)7-i)

1895 Sanders (M. .\.) \'alue of local history in a Public Library, L.J. (20)

40-1. 7S

1896 Garland (C. H.) A photographic exhibition, P.L. (i) 187-9
Shepherd (J.) Topographical prints, drawings and maps, L. (8) 69-72

1897 Webb (S.) Function of the Public Library in respect to political science,

with some particulars of the British Librarv of political science, L. (9)

230-8
Scott (A.) Librarian and the patriotic societies, L.J. (22) 80-1
Thwaites (R. G.) Gathering of local history materials b}- Public

Libraries, L.J. (22) 82

1898 Co'e (G. W.) Local cartography (with rules for cataloguing them), L.J.

(23) 102-3
Oakley (M. M.) Arranging and cataloguing scraps, L.J. (23) 282
1S99 Mould (R. W.) Local literature in Public Libraries, L.A.K. (i) 582-8
iqoo Norman (P.) London topograph)', L.A.R. (2) 120-23 •

Doubleday (W. E.) Local records and the Public Libraries, L.A.R. (2)

131-141
A.\on (L.) Pub'ic records and Public Libraries, L.A.R. (2) 142-150
Local records and the Local Record Committee, L.A.R. (2) 178-179
Sparke (A.) Local collections in Public Libraries, L. W. (2) 185-1S7
Jones (H.) Concerted action as to local topographical collections : thiir

arrangement, cataloguing, etc., L.A.R. (2) 200-208
Gould (J. C.) Local records : some notes and opinions of an '* Outsider,"

L.W. (2)231-233,3.3
Lewin (P. E.) Libraries and the custody of public records, L..A.R. (2) 2S8-Q
London County Council's views as to the custody and arrangement of

local records, L.A.R. (2) 425-427

1901 Sutton (C W.) Preservation of local newspapers, L..l.ij*. (3) 121-125,

Discussion 157
Carr (H. J.) Preservation and use of newspaper clippings, L.J. (26) 872-3
Fergus (E. C.) Cli[)pings for the Library, P.L. (6) 329-33.
Adams (J. R. G.) \Vliat local literature should be preserved in a Public

Library, L..i. of Austral Proc xlv-xlvii
Morris (E. E.) Australian author and lh«' Libraries, L..1. of Austral Proc

lii-lv

1902 Minto (J.) Bibliography of local litirature, L.A.R. (4) 37-44

Thwaites (R. G.) Local history collections, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Ildbk

30-3 '

1903 Gould (J. C.) Local records, L.IW (5) 208-211

1904 Lewin (P. E.) Short list of books of use to the student of public and

local records, local history and genealogy, L..1. (4) 87-90
— Records and research work in their relation to Municipal Public
Libraries, L.A. (4) 95-103

312 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Shambaugh (B. F.) Historical function of the Public Library, la Lib

Q- (4) 5

1905 Wright (\V. H. K.) Local collections : what should be collected, and

how to obtain material, L.A.R. (7) i-ii
Richardson (R. T.) Classification and arrangement of local collections,

L.A.R. (7) 12-18, Discussion L.A.R. (6) 474-476
Duckworth (T.) Local and county photographic surveys, L.A.R. (7) 19-30
Finney (B. A.) Public Libraries and local history, P.L. (10) 3-6
Barney (K. \V.) Collections of local historical material, Vt L.C. Bull (3)

No 2, 1-3
Thwaites (R. G.) Gathering of local history material by Public Libraries,

Wis Lib Bull (i) 89-90
Tanner (H. B.) Niche devoted to local history, Wis Lib Bull (i) 90-91

1906 Twort (H. A.) Collections of illustrations in Public Libraries, L.A. (5)

195-196
Collman (H. C.) How may state historv be best conserved Wash L.A.

Bull (2) No 3, 5-8
Meany (E. S.) Local history and the State, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 4, 1-3

1907 Peplow (W. A.) Local collections and the county collections, L.A. (5) 336-8
Dent (R. K.) Classification of local literature, L.A.R. (9) 107-108

Ross (J.) Book selection: local collections (has a bibliography), L.W.

(10) 71-76
Ranck (S. H.) Public Library as a part of the Municipal Government,

L.J. {:i2) 432-433, P.L. (12) 385-387
Preservation of articles of a historical or educational nature, la Lib O.

(5) 157
Collections of local historical material, Vt L.C. Bull (3) No 2, 1-3
Hitt (j. M.) Indexing state papers, Wash L.A. Bull (3) No i, 3-4
Purnell (H. R.) Local literature and its collectors, L.A. (6) 36-41, Discus-
sion 34-35

1908 Parker (S. J.) Local prints, L.W. (10) 278-280

1909 Warner (J.) Photographic surveys in connection with Libraries, L.A. (6)

240-245, Discussion 249-251
Baker (E. A.) On local collections and local documents, L.A.R. (11) 96-98
Freemantle (W. T.) Our local bibliography— Shefllield, L.A.R. (11)

435-455. Discussion 513-517
Send your Wants list to —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Cazenove & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Maggs Bkoihers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Myers & Co., 59, Hig-h Holborn, W'C.

Preston & Co.', 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.

Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiies, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Williams & Norgaie, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.C.

G57 MANUSCRIPTS

1899 Lydenberg (H. M.) Historical manuscripts and prints in the Now York

Public Library and the method of cataloguing them, L.J. (24) 249-252

1901 Congress Library— Division of manuscripts, Rept of Libn of Cong 261-3

1903 Torrey (E. C.) Special collections in American Libraries — The Landbery

collection of Arabic manuscri])ts at Yale Ihiiversity, L.J. (28) 53-57

1904 Littman (E.) Special collections in American Libraries — The Garrett

collection of Arabic manuscrij)ls at Princeton l^niversity Library, L.J.
(29) 238-243

1908 Gilson (J. P.) Library of manuscrijjts of Henry Saville (1568-1617) of

Banke in Yorkshire, Bib Scty's Trans (9) 140-210
Fretwell (J.) Photographic copying in Libraries, L.J. (33) 223-224

1909 Dumenil (R. L.) Manuscripts, L.A. (6) 266-269, Discussion 272
Parker (G.) Illuminated MSS. in ihe Ruskin Museum, Sheffield, L.A.R.

(n) 572-579
Richardson (E. C.) Manuscript hunting, Bib Scty of Am Proc (3) 14-28

For particulars, apply to —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

MUNICIPAL LITERATURE 313

QuARiTCii, BERNARD, II, GraftoH Street, W.

SbrnERAN & Co., Strand, VV.C.

Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

G58 MEDICAL

1899 Medical section in the Indianapolis Public Library, P.L. (4) 85-86

1908 Black (C. E.) Story of one Medical Library, P.L. (13) 397-401

1909 Farlow (J. W.) Medical Library and its contents, L.J. (34) 401-405
Medical Libraries and periodical literature, Lib Work (2) i8o-i8i
Black (C. E.) Medical literature in Public Libraries, P.L. (14) 180

Dealers in Medical Literature —

Beazlev, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Lewis, H. K., 13b, Gower Street, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Owen & Co., 28, Regent Street, W.

Trusi.ove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W,

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

G59 MAPS— ARRANGEMENT AND PRESERVATION

1876 Spoftord (A. R.) Binding and preservation of books in U.S. Bureau of

Educat.on, U.S. Kept 677
1887 Winsor (J.) Classing and arranging maps and charts, L.J. (12) 442

1890 California State Library— annual report summarized in L.J. (15) 246

1891 How we keep unbound maps — symposium, L.J. (16) 72-5

1892 Badger (H. C.) Floundering among the maps, L.J. (17) 375-377
Earned (J. N.) Arrangement of maps, L.J. (17) Conf No 44-45

1893 Mounting of maps at Los Angeles Public Library, L.J. (18) 25

1895 Parsons (F. H.) Care of maps, L.J. (20) 199-201

1896 Shepherd (J.) Topographical prints, drawings and maps in Public

Libraries, L. (8) 69-72

1897 Fames (\V.) Care of special collections : maps, L.J. (22) Conf No 51

1898 Baker (E. A.) Maps in the lending department, L. IF. (i) 54-55

1899 — Ordnance maps in Public Libraries, L.IK. (2) 155

Fletcher (R. S.) Maps and charts in the Public Library, P.L. (4) 444-446

1900 Letts (T.) Maps, from the romantic and prosaic standpoint, L.J. (25) 5-7
Philip (P. L.) Preservation and record of maps in the Library of

Congress, L.J. (25) 15-17

190 1 Letts (T.) Notes on the care of maps, L.J. (26) 688-9
— Notes on the cataloguing of maps, L.J. (27) 74-76
Baker (E. A.) Ordnance maps: a select list, L. IF. (4) 144-7
Congress Library : division of maps and charts, Rept of Libn of Cong

263-266
1903 Andrews (C. W.) Maps in Public Libraries, P.L. (8) 22-5

Hubbard (A. G.) Cataloguing and preservation of maps in the Indiana
State Library, L.J. (28) 610-61 1, P.L. (8) 375
1908 Drury (F. K. W.) Care of maps (Colleg(> and Reference Section), A.L.A.
Bull (2) 347-355
Dealers in Maps —

Magcs Brothers, loy, Strand, VV.C.

Myers & Co., 59, High Ho'born, W.C.

Sotheran & Co., Strand, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

G60 MUNICIPAL LITERATURE

1908 Darlow (G.) Municipal section of a Public Library, P.L. (13) 4-6
Civic improvement literature, P.L. (13) 15

1909 Ranck (S. H.) Municipal Legislative Reference Libraries: should they be

established and maintained as a part of the Public Library of a city,
or as an independent department or organization? L.J. (34) 345-350

Members of Committee on Municipal Reference Libraries, P.L. (14) 266

Bailey (L. J.) Outline for a study of municipal government. Lib Occ (2)
52-55
Dealers in Municipal Literature —

Bkazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

314

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Sanitary Publishing Co., 5, Fetter Lane, E.C.

Trades Publishing Co., 365, Birkbeck Bank Chambers, Holborn, W.C.

Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, O.xford Street, W.

<j6i music— value of music in libraries

1893 Mathews (E. R. N.) Libraries and music, L. (5) 190-192

189S Music and the literature of music in the New York Public Library : a

discussion by members of the New York Library Club, L.J. (23) 156-157
Musical Libraries : a discussion at th(> joint meeting of the New Jersey

and Pennsylvania Library Clubs, P.L. (3) 53-54
1901 .Sternberg (Count von) Music in Libraries : a paper read at the joint

meeting of the Pennsylvania Library Club aiid the New Jersey Library

Association, L.J. (26) 207
1904 Place of music in Libraries : a vlisrussion b\ mcMnbers of the Chicago

Library Club, L.J. (29) 26-27, P.L. (9) 25
1908 Piper (A. C.) Music in Public Libraries, L.W. (11) 78-79

Brown (J. D.) Lecture in Belgium — provision of music in Libraries,

L. (N.S.) (9) 223

G62 MUSIC— SPECIAL COLLECTIONS IN LIBRARIES

1887 Bardwell (VV. A.) Library of Music Brooklyn Public Librar\- collection,

L.J. (12) 159

1888 Briscoe (J. P.) Book music in Public Libraries, L.C. (5) 140-147

1889 Jackson (A. B.) Music and art collection in Public Libraries, /...V. (U.S.)

(3) 463-469

1897 Cowell (P.) Library work forty years ago : circulation of nuisic and its

advantages, 2iid Int Conj 99-102

1898 Goepp (P. H.) Musical Libraries, L.J. (23) 28, P.L. (3) 53-54

1899 Aldred (T.) Provision of ballad music, ancient and modern, L. W . (2) 42-5
1901 Library of Congress — Division of music, Rept of Libn of Com:; 266-268
1904 Orchestral music in Libraries, L.W. (7) 36-37

1907 Fletcher (R. H.) Progress of art in California, Cal News Notes (3) 3-14
Hopkins (J. A.) Music in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (3) 89-93

1908 Goodrich (A. J.) Musical reminiscences of a Californian pioneer, Cal

News Notes (3) 14-22
Music in the Los Angeles Public Library, Cal News Notes (3) 23-24
Reading list on music and picture collections in Libraries, Cal Xcws Notes

(3) 26-29
Dealers in Music —

AuGENER & Co., 22, Newgate Street, E.C.

Be.\zley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Breitkopf & Hartell, 54, Great Marlborough .Street, \\'.

NovELLO & Co., 160, Wardour .Street, W.

Pitman, Hart & Co., 20-21, Paternoster Row, E.C\

Reeves, W., 83, Charing Cross Road, W.C.

^63 ORIENTAL LITERATURE

1903 Dennis (A. L. P.) Special collections in American Librarie> The Oriental
collection of Count Paul Riant at Harvard University, /../. (28) 817-820
Dealers in Oriental Literature —

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., (ierniany

LUZAC & Co., 46, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

MoRiCE, E. L., 9, Cecil Court, Charing Cross, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W'.C.

(1 64 PAMPHLETS

1876 Cutter (C, A.) Preservation of pamphlets, L.J. (i) 51-4, Discussion 104-6

1877 Discussion on filing of pamphlets, L.J. (2) 38

1880 Holden (E. S.) Treatment of pamphlets in .special Libraries, A../. (5) 166-7

1885 Mann (E. P.) Care of pamphlets, L.J. (10) 399-400

1886 Homes (H. A.) Unbound volumes on Library shelves, L.J. (11) 214-15
Mann (E. P.) Care of pamphlets, L.J. (11) 245

1887 Swift (L.) Pamphlets and continuations of serials, 7../. (12) 350-4, 440
i88g Disposition of pamphlets in Libraries, L.J. ("14) 42-44

PERIODICALS 315

Larned (J. N.) What we do with pamphlets, L.J. (14) 433

Cutter (C. A.) What wo do with pamphlets, L.J. (14) 433-4

Winsor (J.) What we do with pamphlets, L.J. (14) 434. Sec also 151-152

Schwartz (J.) What wo do with pamphlets, L.J. (14) 434

Bardwell (W. A.) What we do with pamphlets, L.J. (14) 470

Poole (R. B.) What wo do with pam])]ilets, L.J. (14) 470-1

Foster (W. E.) What we do with pamphlets, L.J. (14) 471

Peoples (W. T.) What we do with i)amphlets, L.J. (14) 471

1891 Brown (J. D.) Methods of filing pamphlets, etc., /.. (3) 394

1892-3 Biscoe (W. S.) Pamphlets, U.S. Rept 826-35

1893 Austin" (W.) Pamphlets: what to do with them, L.J. (18) 143-4

Biscoe (W. S.) Pamphlets, L.J. (iS) 236-8, Discussion Conf No 66-67

1S94 Green (S. A.) On the care of pamphlets, L.J. (iq) 198-q

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer -Pamphlets, P.L. (i) 45

1898 Wagner (G.) Method of preserving prunphlets, L.J. (2;^) 685

1S99 Fove (C. H.) Care of pamphlets, L.J. (24) 13-14

1901 Crunden (F. M.) How things are duni' in one American Library, L. (A'.S.)
(2) 36-37
Jast (L. S.) Treatment of pamphlets, L.W. (4) 60-63

1002 Pamphlets, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdhk 35

1903 White (W. F.) New Paltz system of treating pamphlets, P.L. (S) 301-6

1906 Merrill (W. S.) Taking care of pamphlets, P.L. (11) 502-3

1907 Brown (Z.) What to do with pamphlets, L.J. (32) 358-60

Miller (Z. K.) Pamphlet and magazine boxes. Wis Lib Bull (3) 49, 62
Best way to treat unbound pamphlets, N.Y.L. (i) 55

1908 Parnharn (E.) Bugbears and how to overcome them, P.L. (13) 382-383

1909 Cochrane (J. M.) Arranging pamphlets, P.L. (14) 254-255

G65 PEDAGOGICAL

1906 Scott (C. A.) Suggestions on forming a professional Librarv for teachers,

L.J. (31) 168-169
1908 Johnston (W. D.) Library of the Bureau of Education in its relation to
other pedagogical collections, A.L.A. Bull (2) 338-341
Dealers i)i Pedagogical Literature —

Beazlev, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.U\
HiRSCHFiELD BROTHERS, 13, Fumival Street, E.C.
Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.
Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.
Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

G66 PERIODICALS

1876 Spofford (A. R.) Periodical literature and societv publications, U.S. Rept

678-685
1878 Report of the Committee on Poole's Index, L.A. Trans (i) 11-12

Bailey (J. B.) Subject index to scientific literature, L.A. Trans (i) 85-87

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer— Magazines for small ■ Libraries, P.L. (i)

116-117

1897 Cotgreave (A.) Index to contents of general and periodical literature,

L. (9) 270-275

1898 Titles and indexes of periodical publications, L.W. (i) 67-68

1899 Andrews (C. W.) Co-operative lists of periodicals and transactions, L.J.

(24) Conf No 29-32

1901 Hall (T. S.) Scientific periodicals in the Melbourne Libraries, L.A. of

Austral Proc Ixvii-lxx
Newspapers currently on file in the Library of Congress, Rept of Libn of
Cong 157-176

1902 Stockwell (G.) What periodicals should be purchased — a personal opinion,

P.L. (7) 13-17
Periodicals, Minn. la and Wis L.C. lldbk 34-35

1903 Thomson (O. R. H.) Classification and shelving of magazines in large

Branch Libraries, /../. (28) 68

1904 Brown (J. D.) Selection of current periodicals, L.A.R. (6) 591

1905 Maguire (J. H.) Plea for the preservation of newspapers, An Lcab (i)

109-118

1906 Thomas (J. C.) Conglomerate in periodicals, /../. (31) 817
Labour papers, L.J. (31) 671-672

3i6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Report of CommitU'O on title pages and indexes to periodicals, L.J. (31)

Conf No 193-194
Bursill (P. C.) Treatment of periodical publications, L.A. (5) 98-100
Dana (J. C.) Periodicals for a small Library, P.L. (n) 367
Jackson (F. R.) Care of periodicals, P.L. (11) 493-494

1907 Selection of periodicals, L. 11'. (9) 249-250

Dana (J. C.) Anticipations, or what we may expect of periodicals, P.L.
(12) 381-3S3

1908 Sanderson (E. M.) ami E. M. Smith. Circulating single numbers of

periodicals, L.J. (33) 86-94
Alacdonald (K. I.) Magazines for the small Library, Wis Lib Bull (4) 1-9
Magazines list for next year, la Lib O. {5) 221-222
I'se of periodicals in a small Library, N.Y.L. (i) 121

1909 Periodicals indexes and periodical circulation, N.Y.L. (2) 39-40
Dickinson (A. D.) Magazine campaign, P.L. (14) 215-216
Rathbone (F.) Magazines for a small Library, P.L. (14) 377-378
Vine (W. K.) Selection of periodicals, L.W. (ti) 483-484

Briscoe (W. A.) Selection of periodicals for a public reading room, L.W.

(12) 215-216
Tripp (S. H.) Newspapers in Libraries, P.L. (14) 298-299

G661 PERIODICALS— SUBSCRIPTION AGENCIES

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W,C.
D.vwsoN & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.
Smith & Sons, Ltd., 186, Strand, W.C.
Stevens & Bkown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.
Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.C.

G662 PERIODICALS— BACK NUMBERS

For Back-date Magazines and Periodicals, apply to —
George & Sons, 151, Whitechapel Road, E.
Humphreys & Co., 22, Paternoster Row, E.C.
Russell, Henry, 25, Paternoster Square, E.C.

G66 3 PERIODICALS— FOREIGN

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.
Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.
Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.C.

G67 PERIODICALS CLEARINGHOUSE

1901 Magazine clearing house, la Lib O. (i) 14

1904 Periodica's clearing house, Minn P.L.C. Notes (i) 7

1905 Clearing house for periodicals, Vt L.C. Bull (i) 4-5

Hitt (J. M.) Magazine clearing house. Wash L.A. Bull (i) No i, 9-10,
No 3, 13

1906 Periodical clearing house. Neb Lib Bull No i, 13

G68 PHOTOGRAPHS

1899 Chandler (A. G.) Library art club — co-operative work of New England

Libraries, L.J. (24) 521-522
Plummer (M. W.) Photograph collection of Pnilt Institute Free
Library, L.J. (24) 637

1900 Photographs at the Boston Library, L.J. (25) 8

Bailey (H. T.) Public Libraries and art educational work, L.J. (25) 641-2
Cutler (C. A.) Photographs and photoprints, L.J. (25) 619-625

1901 Foster (W. E.) Photographic exhibits in Libraries : suggestions for

framing and hanging, L.J. (26) 139-140

1902 Guggenheimer (.'\.) Library methods for photographs : arrangement of

U.S. Bureau of Forestry collection, L.J. (27) 324

1907 Treatment of miscellaneous photographs at Chicago .\rl Institute Library,

/../. (32) 527
1909 Warren (J.) Photographic surveys in connection with Public Libraries,
L.A. (6) 240-245, Discussion 249-251
For particulars relating to Mucilage for mounting photographs, apply to —
HiGGiNS, C. M., & Co., II, Farringdon Avenue, E.C.

PICTURES AND PRINTS

G69 PHILATELY

1908 Peplow (F. J.) Literature of stamp collectinf^, L.A.R. (10) 477-479
Dealers in Philatelic Literature —

SiNGLER, G., 38, Northway Road, Camberwcll, S.E.
Williams & Nokgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

O70 PICTURES AND PRINTS

1888 Bardwci: (VV. A.) Wanted — an index to illustrations, L.J. (13) 173
1894 Denver Public Library art department, L.J. (19) 341

1896 Shepherd (J.) Topoj^^raphical prints, etc., in Public Libraries, L. (8) 69-72

1897 Green (S. S.) Use of pictures in Public Libraries, U.S. Rept 1725-1731
Taner (M. E.) Travelling- Library of pictures, P.L. (2) 263-266

Carter (H. J.) Travcllinfr Libraries of illustrations, L.J. (22) 293-294
i<S98 Picture col ections — abstract of reports and discussion at meetinj^ of
New Jersey Library Association. /../. (2^) 156-157

1899 Dousman (M. K.) Pictures and how to use them, P.L. (4) 399-400

1900 Springfie'd Library picture collection, P.L. (5) 246-247

1901 Library of Congress — division of prints, Rept of Libn of Cong 268-270

1902 Lane (Miss) Pictures in the Library, P.L. (7) 481

1903 Weitenkampf (F.) Caricatures : their use in the Library, /../. (28) 112-113
Plummcr (M. W.) Circulation of mounted pictures, P.L. (8) 107

1904 Weitenkampf (F.) Special collections in American Libraries : The S. P.

Avery collection of prints and art books in New York Library, L.J. (29)
117-M9
Milner (A. V.) Cataloguing mounted pictures, P.L. (9) 115

1905 Weitenkampf (F.) Prints made useful-method of treatment by New

York Public Library, L.J. (30) 920-921
Hubbard collection of engraving presented to Library of Congress,
Catalogue 517P.

1906 Twort (H. A.) Collections of illustrations in Public Libraries, L.A. (5)

195-196
Dewey (M.) Library pictures: a plea for collections of lantern slides in

Libraries, P.L. (11) lo-ii
Brainerd (J. F.) Picture work in the Public Librarv of New Rochelle,

N.Y., P.L. (11)255-256
Co lections of pictures in Dubuque (Iowa) Librar}', P.L. (11) 587
Noyes collection of Japanese drawings, etc., presented to Library of

Congress, Catalogue 32p.

1907 Fletcher (R. H.) Progress of art in California Libraries, Cal News Notes

(3) 3-14
Smith (F. L.) How to take care of pictures when not in use, P.L. (12) 51
190S Reading list on picture collections in Libraries, Cal Neivs Notes (3) 26-29
Discussion on Messrs. Walter and Grinling's paper on the interior decora-
tion of Libraries, L.A.R. (10) 564-566
Pictures in the Los Angeles Pub'ic Library, Cal News Notes (3) 24-25
I90() Warner (].) Photographic surveys in connection with Public Libraries,
L.A. (6) 240-245
Beckley (A. M.) Pictures in Libraries, Cal Lib Assn Hdbk 54-57
Dealers in Prints, Portraits, etc. —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Daniell, W. v., 53, Mortimer Street, W.
Maggs Bkohikrs, 109, Strand, W.C.
Myers & Co., 59, High Ho'born, W.C.
RiMELL & Son, 53, Shaftesbury .Avenue, W.C.
Stevens, Son & Stiles, 3q. Great Russell Street, W.C.
Tregaskis, J., 232, High Holborn, W.C.
For particulars relating to Mucilage for mounting pictures, apply to —
HiGGiNS, C. M., i^t Co.. II, Farringdon .\ venue, E.C.

G70=l POETRY— AMERICAN

1884 ^- J- R- Account of the Harris collection of American poetry, L.J. (9) 180
1887 Nelson (C. .\.) Harris co'lection of American poetry, L.J. (12) 69-70
1903 Special collections in .American Libraries — The Harris collection of
-American poetry at Brown L^niversity, L.J. (28) 65q-66o

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

G71 PROGRAMME LITERATURE

1904 Pettee (J. E.) Dissertations and programme literature, L.J. (29) 297-300

G72 SCRAP BOOKS

1877 Discussion on scrap books by Mr. Spofford, Mr. W'insor, and Dr. Hoines,
L.J. (2) 22
Durtce (C. A.) Scrap books in Libraries, L.J. (2) 65-66

1879 Scrapping : report from Y.M. Association, Buffalo. N.Y., L.J. (4) 3711

1880 Clippings from periodicals, L.J. (5) 146
Binding periodical scraps, L.J. (5) 147
Edwards {E. E.) Scrapping, L.J. (5) 225

1885 Free Library and the dime novel, L.J. (10) 105

1888 Bardwell (W. A.) Scrap books in Libraries, L.J. (13) 243-44

1889 — Scrap books in Libraries, L.J. (14) 107

Hagar (G. J.) Newspaper history in the Library, L.J. (14) 117
Bardwell (W. A.) Report on scrap books, L.J. (14) 195-202

1892 — Scrap books, U.S. Rept 999-1010

1893 Los Angeles Public Library — plan for a clipping bureau, L.J. (18) 129
Bardwell (W. A.) Scrap books, clippings, etc., L.J. (18) 258-9

1905 Arrangement of clippings, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 631-2

1906 Hathaway (C.) What shall we do with clippings? lFa<r7/ L.A. Bull (2)

No 3, 9-10

1907 Keeping track of clippings, Wis Lib Bt{Jl (3) 35
Clippings, Lib Occ No 7, 3-4

G73 SHAKESPEARE

1S85 Mac (E. A.) Shakespeariana, L.J. (10) 179

1887 Thimm (F.) Shakespeare in the British Museum, L.C. (4) 41-45

1901 Glynn (P. McM.) Works of Shakespeare as a key to the man, L..1. of

Austral Proc Iv-lviii
1906 Ballinger (J.) Shakespeare and Municipal Libraries, L. (N.S.) (7) 181-191
Dealers in Shakespcriana —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury .\venue, W.C.

DoBELL, B., 54, Charing Cross Road, W.C.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Pickering & Chatto, 66, Haymarket, S.W.

OuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

SoTiiERAN i*^ Co., Strand, W.C.

VoYNiCH, W., 68, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

G74 STANDARD LIBRARY

1905 Fairchild (S. C.) Miniature standard Library, Minn P. L.C. Notes (4) 3-4

G75 STEPHENS (LESLIE) LIBRARY

1908 Newcombe (C. F.) Presentation of the Leslie .Stephens collection to the

London Library, L.A.R. (10) 9-10

G76 TECHNICAL LITERATURE

1900 Lancaster (A.) Provision of technical books in Public Libraries from the

technical education fund, L.A.R. (2) 18-19
1903 Jast (L. S.) Technical Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 467-472

1908 Sias (C) Useful arts and the Public Library, la Lib Q. (5) 247-249

1909 Wright (P. B.) Library and the mechanic, L.J. (34) 532-537
Savage (E. A.) Scientific and technical literature, L.A.R. (11) 285
Evans (G. H.) Aids to the technical and industrial work, L.J. (34) 100-103
Morningstern (W. B.) Technical department of the Free Librarv of

Newark, L.J. (34) 104-106
Savage (E. A.) Representation of science and technology in Public

Libraries, L.W. (12) 1-4. 46-48
Stevens (E. F.) Industrial literature and the industrial public at the

Pratt Institute, L.J. (34) 95-99
Dealers in Technical Literature —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany
Batsford. H. T., 94, High Holborn, W.C.
Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

TRAVELLING LIBRARIES OF FOREIGN BOOKS 319

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Strc('t, Islington, N.

Sanitary Pubi-Isiiing Co., 5, Fetter Lane, E.C.

Trades Publishing Co., 365, Birkbeck Bank Chambers, Holborn, W'.C.

Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

Williams & Norg.ate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

0 77 THIBETAN LITERATURE

1908 Thibetan literature for the Newberry Library, /../. (^V) 315
Dealers in Thibetan Literature —

LuzAC & Co., 46, Great Russell Street, W.C.

MoRiCE, E. L., 9, Cecil Court, Charing Cross Road, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

0 78 TRADE CATALOGUES

1904 Zirnniern.an (O. B.) Collection of induslri.il catalogues b} Public

Libraries, /../. (29) 63-65

0 79 TRAVELLING COLLECTIONS OF BOOKS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES

1905 Travelling Libraries of foreign books, Wis Lib Bull (i) 74-75

1906 What enthusiastic co-operation can cjo — Travelling Library of Polish

books. Wis Lib Bull (2) 30-31

1907 List of books to aid foreigners in learning English, Wis Lib Bull (4) 12

1908 King Oscar's Travelling Library of Swedish books, Minn P.L.C. Notes

(2) 101-102
Bohemian Travelling Libraries, Neb Lib Bull No 7, 1
Dealers in Foreign Literature —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Luz.AC & Co., 46, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Maggs Bkotheks, 109, Strand, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Sotheran & Co., Strand, W.C.

Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

320 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

CLASS H
Classification

HI BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CLASSIFICATION

1892 Kephart (H.) Reference list on classification, U.S. Rept 893-7

1894 Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification and cataloguing, L.]. (19) Conf

No 69-77
1904 Books on classification, Del I..C. Hdhk 78

H2 CLASSIFICATION— GENERAL

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Classification for College Libraries, U.S. Rept 509-510
1879 Wilson (H.) Classification for Public Libraries, L.A. Trans (2) 79-84, 156,

W- (4) 415
Perkins (F. B.) Classification in dictionary catalogues, L.J. (4) 226-234
Classification and alphabetical cataloguing, L.J. (4) 446
1882 Bliss (R.) Junr. Alfabetization v. Classification, L.J. (7) 104

Larned (J. N.) Report on classification, L.J. (7) 125-30, Discussion 195-96
Scfiwartz (J.) Alphabetical versus logical classification, L.J. (7) 229

1884 Thomas (E. C.) Classification of literature, L.C. (i) 181-183

1885 Archer (W.) Classification and the Library bui ding of the National

Library of Ireland, L.J. (10) 11-12
Richardson (E. C.) King Leo's classification, L.J. (10) 208-211

— Encyclopaedia and Librarians, L.J. (10) 21 1-2 13

Schwartz (J.) Alphabetico-mnenionic classification and numbering, L.J.
(10) 25, 77, 149, 174, 371

1886 Archer (W.) Remarks on clas.-^ificatic)n, L.C. (3) 86-96 (Chiefly on Dewey

System)
Brownbill (J.) Science and art : a theor\- of Library classification, L.C.

(3) 133-136
Richardson (E. C.) Why Librarians know, L.J. (11) 204-20S
Crunden (F. M.) Some thoughts on classification, L.J. (11) 418, 468
Fletcher (VV. L) Close Classification v. Bibliography, L.J. (11) 209-212,^

250. 353
Schwartz (J.) King Aguila's Library, a sequel to King Leo's classifica-
tion, L.J. (11) 232-244

— and F. B. Perkins. Dui-Docimal classification and the relative-index,.
L.J. (II) 36, 37, 68, 144

Swan (C. H.) Alphabetic order table for names and places, L.J. (11) 118

1887 May (W.) Plea for a classification scheme, L.C. (4) 85-88, L.J. (12) 80

1888 Emey (F.) Newcastle-on-Tvne Library, reclassification and cataloguing,

L.J. (13) 91
Schwartz (J.) Francis Bacon and the Athenceum classification, L.J. (i^)

p-'3 ...

1889 Bliss (W.) Report on classification, L.J. (14) 240-246, Discussion 286-287
Fletcher (W. L) Library classification : theory and practice, L.J. (14)

22-23, 77-79. 1 13-1 16 (With a scheme of classification) 113
Cutter (C. A.) Presidential address, St. Louis Conference, L.J. (14) 153-4

1890 F'letcher (W. L) Classification from the reader's point of view, L.J. (15)

Conf No 6-9
Linderfclt (K. A.) Report on catalogues and classification, L.J. (15) Conf
No 67-73 (Reviews the literature on cataloguing and classification)

1891 Dent (R. K.) "Gnats," L. (3) 408-413

1892 Kephart (H.) Classification, U.S. Rept 861-897

Fletcher (W. L) Presidential address, Lakewood Conference, L.J. (17)
Conf No 5

1893 Kephart (H.) Classification, L.J. (18) 240-242

1894 Classification, Greenwood's Public Libraries 403-405

Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification and cataloguing, L.J. (19) Conf
No 69-73

CLASSIFICATION 321

1895 Josephson (A. G. S.) Classification of municipal literature, L.J. (20) 279

1896 Wire (G. E.) Reclassifying a Library without stopping the circulation,

P.L. (i) 299-300
Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 41-42

1897 Robertson (A. W.) Classification in Public Libraries, snd Int Cotif 89-92
Brown (J. D.) Classification and cataloguing, L. (9) 143-150

1898 Adams (A. F.) Combining system of notation, L.J. (23) 52-54

Austin (W.) Dependence of reference departments on catalogues and

classification, L.J. (23) Conf No 108-110
Cutter (C. A.) Remarks on Mr. Adams' paper on the combining system,

L.J. (23) 55>
Dieserud (J.) Suggestions towards an unproved classification, L.J. (23)

607-9
Comments on Mr. Dieserud 's suggested classification by Messrs. Dewey

and Biscoe, L.J. (23) 609-611
Dieserud (J.) Decimal classification : a reply to Messrs. Dewey and Biscoe,

L.J. {23) 657-658
Classification for College Libraries. L.J. (23) Conf No 177-178

1899 Benedict (L. E. W.) Hints on classification, L.J. (24) Conf No 65-7
Jones (O.) Classification for College Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 36-41
Galbreath (C. B.) Classification and cataloguing a State Library, P.L.

(4) 437-439
Philip (A. J.) Library classification, dealing more particularly with a

scheme especially adapted to British Libraries, L.A. (i) 152-155
Tyler (A. S.) Classification, P.L. (4) 377-380

1900 Bullock (E.) Problems in classification, P.L. (5) 6-8

Jast (L. S.) Hindrances to progress in Public Library work — absence of

exact classification, L.A.R. (2) 347-356
Lyster (T. W.) Observations on shelf classification, L.A.R. (2) 407-8
1900-01 Jast (L. S.) Library classification, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 21-36

190 1 Richardson (E. C.) Classification in books, L.J. (26) 124-132
Review of Richardson's "Classification," P.L. (6) 581, L.W. (4) 180-3
Brazier (A. W.) Principles and practice of Library classification, L.A. of

Austral Proc xxix-xxxix

1902 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (4) 382-389

Hulme (E. W.) On a co-operative basis for the classification of literature

in the subject catalogue, L..i.R. (4) 317-326
Lewin (P. E.) Gesner and Savigny, L.A.R. (4) 401-409
—- Some systems of classification, L.A. (3) 141-6
Taylor (L. A.) Shelf classification : ways and means, L.A.R. (4) 45-7

1903 Jast (L. S.) Classification in British Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 175-182,

Discussion 208-211

1904 Classification for a small Library, Del L.C. Hdbk 31-32

l-'ocke (R.) Classification : general theory, L.J. (29) Conf No 127-132
Bond (H.) Some features of Library practice in Great Britain, L.J. (29)

Conf No 30-31
Martel (C.) Classification : present tendencies, L.J. (29) Conf No 132-134

1905 Jast (L. S.) Classification in Public Libraries, L. (7) 169

.\nderton (B.) Books brought into relation with one another and made

operative, L.A.R. (7) 443-458
Bunnell (A.) Practical work — New York State Library School, N.V.S.L.

Rcpt (88) 591-592
K)()() Fletcher (W. L) Bull in the (Library) china shop, P.L. (11) 549-555

McKnight (E.) Weak point in Library administration : the absence of

exact classification in British Public Libraries, L..\.R. (8) 289-95,

Discussion 344-348
Mould (R. W.) Wanted a classification, L.A.R. (8) 127-147, Discussion

208-2 1 r
Savage (E. A.) Development of classification, L.A.R. (8) 501-503 (Discus-
sion of Mr. Savage's paper " Form and Alphabetic book classification "

printed in L.A.R. (9) 375-383)

1907 Aldred (T.) On the formation of an Advisory Board on cataloguing and

classification, L.A.R. (9) 167-172, Discussion 201-206
North (M. G.) Unfrequented paths in classification, L. \V. (9) 437-440
Sayers (W. C. B.) Some canons of classification. L.A.R. (9) 425-452

1908 — Some principles of classification L..4. (6) 82-88, Discussion 88-90

322 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1909 Stephens (G. A.) Application of exact classification to shelf arrangement,
L.W. (11) 251-255, 325-331
Hawkes (A. J.) Vice of consistency, L.W. (12) 183-186

H3 CLASSIFICATION SCHEMES— GENERAL

1S8-' Thomas (E. C.) Some ri'cent schemes of classification, L.A. Trans (4-5)

180-184 (Notes on the schemes of Dewey, Perkins, Cutler, Harris, etc.)
1885 Lane (W. C.) Report on classification, /../. (10) 257-62, Discussion 316-7
1892 Kephart (H.) Classification, l.S. Rcpt (1892-93) 861-897

Borden (W. A.) Sub-classification of J 7 (or whatever class sign may be

used: Photographic collection), L.J. (17) 195-197
i8<.)4 Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification and catalogues, L.J. (19) Conf

No 69-77
1897 Outline of the leading schemes of classification, L. (9) 203-206
189S Wire (G. E.) Report on classification and cataloguing, L.J. (23) Conf No

18-22
1902 Lewin (P. E.) Some systems of classificaticjn, L.A. (3) 141-146

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation with each other — Reviews

various ancient and modern schemes, and argues that th(^ Dewey scheme
is best for universal adoption, L.A.R. (7) 443-458

1906 Mould (R. W.) Wanted a classification — Reviews various systems, and

quotes opinions of prominent Librarians, L.A.R. (8) 127-147, Discussion
208-2 1 1

CLASSIFICATION— INDIVIDUAL SCHEMES, ARRANGED IN ALPHA=
BETICAL ORDER
H4 ADJUSTABLE SCHEME, 1898

i89<) Wire (G. E.) Review of Mr. Brown's Adjustable Classification, /,./.
(24) 121

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 451

1906 Mould (R. W.) Wanted a classification, L.A.R. (8) 145

1908 List of Libraries in England using the Adjustable Classification scheme,
Lit Yr-Bk 665

H41 ARTS AND SCIENCE, INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF

1904 Richardson (E. C.) Scheme of classification of the International Congress

of Arts and Science at St. Louis, L.J. (29) 52S-529

H5 BACON'S SCHEME, 1623

1897 Outline of the scheme of Francis Bacon, 1(123, L. (9) 203-204
1902 Lewin (P. E.) Some systems of classification, L.A. (3) 142

H6 BONAZZrS SCHEME, 1890

1891 Bliss (R.) Bonazzi's scheme for a classid catalogue, L.J. (16) 5-8, 19, 138
1894 Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification, L.J. (19) Conf No 69-70

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 450

H7 BRITISH MUSEUM SCHEME, 1836=38

1S77 Garnett (R.) System of classifying books on the shelves followed at the

British Museum, 1st hit Conf 108-114, 1S3-193, L.J. (2) 194-200, 267-271

1887 Harris (G. W.) British Museum systt^n of press numbering, L.J. (12)

33 J -334 > 435
1891 - An adaptation of the British Museum scheme, /../. ( i()) 138-139
i8t)7 Scheme of the British Museum, L. (<)) 205
1902 Lewin (P. E.) Some systems of classification, L.A. (3) 143
j()()5 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 448. 1906:
L.A.R. (8) 129
Brown's Schemes, sec iindci' Adjustal)le and Subject Schemes

H8 BROWNBILL'S SCHEME, 1885

j>^S() Brownhill (J.) Science and art : a llieory of Library classification, L.C.
(3) 133-136

H9 BRUNET'S SCHEME, 1842

)Hq>> Outline; of Brunet's scheme, L. (10) 162-163, 317-320

1904 McKnight (E.) On Brunet's scheme of classification, L.A.R. (6) 4)6-421

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 446

CLASSIFICATIOX SCHEMES

H 10 BRUNEI MODIFIED, 1878 (Peabody Institute Scheme)

1892 Parker (J.) Peabody Institule system of press-marks, /,./. (17) 233-234
1894 Nelson (C. A.) Criticism of the Peabody sclieme. L.J. (iq) Conf No^r

Hll BRUSSELS SCHEME, 1898

U)07 H(.|)\vi)()d (H. \.) Dewey cxijanded, L.A.h'. {<,) -,07-^,22, Discussion 540-
345, L.J. (:,2) 3b2-3b7 ■ ^ '

HIM CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY SCHEME, 1892

1S92-3 Kephart (H.) Classification, L.S. Kept 880

H 112 CELS' SCHEME, 1773

1S98 Clarke (A.) Some old treatises on Librarians and Librarians' work, L.

(10) 390-391. 394-395

•

H 12 CLEMENS' SCHEME, 1635

1S9S Clarke (A.) Some old treatises on Librarians and Librarians' work, L.
(10) 3-'7-329' 3^5-3^7

H 13 COLERIDGE'S SCHEME, 1826

1S97 Scheme of S. T. Coleridg-e, 1826, L. (9) 204

H 14 CONGRESS LIBRARY SCHEME, 1902

ii)03 Outline scheme of classes of Library of Congress : New issues in 1906,

1907, and 1908; Library of Congress (1904)
1406 Lnited States Library of Congress classification scheme, L.A.R. (8) 663-4

H 15 CUTTER'S SCHEME, Devised 1873, Published 1876

1878 Cutter (C. A.) Another plan of numbering books, L.J. (3) 248-251
1S79 — Plan for numbering books, L.J. (4) 17, 88-90

— Classification on the shelves, L.J. (4) 234-243

1880 — Classification of Natural Sciences, L.J. (5) 162-166

1882 Thomas (K. C.) Some recent schemes of classification, L.A. Trans (4-5)

182-184
Cutter {C. A.) Thirty-five versus ten, L.J. (7) 62-63
Schwartz (J.) Twenty-five plus ten versus thirty-five or ten, L.J. (7) 84-85

1883 Cutter (C. A.) Arrangement of the parts of the U.S. in historical and

geographical system of classification, L.J. (8) 205-210

1884 — Close classification of folk-lore, L.J. (9) 136

Carr (H. J.) Classification and notation of the book arts, L.J. (9) 172

1885 Cutter (C. A.) Classification of the recreative arts, and athletic arts,

L.J. (10) b
(loddard (H. N.) Classification of fiction, L.J. (10) 55-5*1
cutter (C. \.) Classification of philosophy, I.. J. (10) 7c)

1886 — Classification, /../. (11) 158

- - Close classification, L.J. (11) 167, 180

.Archer (W.) Remarks on classification, L.C. (3) 87-88

1887 Cole (G. W.) Some thoughts on close classification, /../. (12) 356
1.S88 Cutter (C. A.) .Adversaria — Cole on close classification, /„/. (13) 70
1S89 Bliss (R.) Re|)ort on classification, /../. (14) 242-244

1891 Cutter (C. -A.) Minute classification of philosophv, /,./. (ib) 5

1892 Kephart (H.) Classification, L.J. (17) 228. 1843: U.S. Reft 861-81,7
1894 Nelson (C. .A.) Report on classification, L.J. (19) Conf No 73

i8()7 Cutter (C. .\.) Kxpansive classification, sud Int Conf 84-87, Discussion

235-236
Expansive scheme of C. .A. Cutter, /.. (9) 205
1S98 Cutter's scheme of classification, L. (10) 99-100, 286

Wire ((r. K.) Report on classification and cataloguing, L.J. (2 ^ Conf

No 18-22
1899 Cutter (C. A.) On the suitability of the exjiansive classification to College

and Reference Libraries, /../. (24) Conf No 41-49, 154- 15O
igoo Lyster (T. VV.) Observations on shelf classification, L.A.h'. (2) 407-408
1900-0T Jast (L. S.) Library classification. Circenii'ood's Yr-BU 25
1901 Brazier (A. W.) Principles and ])ractice of Library classification, L.A. of

Austral Proc xxix-xxxix
H)02 Hulme (K. W.) On a co-o|)er.-iiivf basis for the classification of literature

in tile subject catalogue, /,. I./v'. (4) 317-326

324 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Taylor (L. A.) Shelf classification : ways and means, L.A.R. (4) 45-47
Lewin (P. E.) Some systems of classification, L./l. (3) 144-145

1905 Aldred (T.) Expansive classification, L.A.R. (7) 207-19, Discussion 196-201
Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 452

igo6 Mould (R. W.) Wanted — a classification, L.A.R. (8) 144-145

1908 List of Libraries in England using Cutter Expansive Classification

scheme. Lit Yr-Bk 664

1909 Sayers (\V. C. B.) The expansive classification, L.A.R. (11) 99-117

H 16 DEWEY DECIMAL SCHEME, 1876

1876 Dewey (M.) A decimal classification and subject indexes, L'.5. Rept 623-48

1877 Axon (W. E. A.) Dewey system of classification, ist Iiit Coiif 166-167

1878 Dewey (M.) The Amherst classification, L.J. (3) 231-232

1879 — Classification scheme, L.J. (4) 1 17-120, 191-194
Lindsay (Lord) Dewey's classification scheme, L.J. (4) 149-152

1880 Mann (B. P.) Zoological subjects partly classified by the Dewey system,

^•/- (5) 143-144
1882 Thomas (E. C.) Some recent schemes of classification, L.A. Trans (4-5) 182
Earned (J. N.) Report on classification, L.J. (7) 127-128

1884 Thomas (E. C.) Classification of literature, L.C. (i) 181-182

1885 Lane (W, C.) Classification, L.J. (10) 258

1886 Archer (W.) Remarks on classification, L.C. (3) 86-96

Schwartz (J.) and F. B. Perkins. Dui-Decimal classification and the
Relativ index, L.J. (11) 36, 37-43, 68-74, 144, 156-160

Dewev (M.) Decimal classification : a reply to Messrs. Schwartz and
Perkins, L.J. (11) 100-106, 132-139

Mann (B. P.) Dui-Decimal classification, L.J. (11) 139-141

1894 Traill (J. W. H.) Classification of books in Natural Science (chiefly on

Dewey), L. (6) 13-18
An extension of the Dewey numbering, L.J. (19) 199-200

1895 Jast (L. S.) Classification in Libraries, with special reference to the

Dewey Decimal system, L. (7) 167-178
Dewey (M.) Abridged Decimal classification and the relative index,

L.N. (U.S.) (4) 1-200
Campbell (F.) L'Institut International de Bibliographie, L. (7) 341-346

1896 Decimal classification abroad : arguments in favour of adoption of

Dewey's scheme as an international system of classification, L.J. (21)

369-370
Gifford (W. L. R.) Difficulties of the Dewey classification and their

adjustments, L.J. (21) 494-498
Jast (L. S.) Dewey classification in Reference Library and in an open

lending Library, L. (8) 335-353
Note on the Dewey classification, L. (8) 379-380
Lyster (T. W.) Some observations on the Dewey notation classification

as applied to the arrangement of books on shelves, L. (8) 482-490

1897 Dewey classification, L. (9) 208-210

Lyster (T. W.) Notes on shelf classification by the Dewey system, L. (9)

329-339
Jast (L. S.) Dewey classification and some recent criticisms, L. (9) 340-5
Peddle (A.) Decimal classification and relative location, L. (9) 346-349

1898 Outline of the Dewey decimal classification, L, (10) 97-99, 286
Dieserud (J.) Decimal classification : a reply to Messrs. Dewey and

Biscoe, L.J. (23) 657-658 (Suggests that the scheme be revised)
Wire (G. E.) Report on classification and cataloguing, L.J. (23) Conf No
18-22

1899 Dewey (M.) On the suitability of the Dewey scheme for College Libraries,

L.J. (24) Conf No 154
Decimal classification in lending Libraries, L.A.R. (1) 256-257
Adams (Z. F.) Practical hints on organizing: classification, the D.C,

P.L. (4) 58-59
Tandy (F. D.) Some suggestions in regard to the use of the Dewey

decimal classification, P.L. (4) 139-141

1900 Lyster (T. W.) Observations on shelf classification, L.A.R. (2) 406-407
Dewey (M.) On the revision of the Decimal classification, L.J. (25) 684-685

1900-01 Jast (L. S.) Library classification, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 24-25

1901 Brazier (A. W.) Principles and practice of Library classification, L.A. of

Austral Proc xxix-xxxix

CLASSIFICATION SCHEMES 325

190J Lewin (P. E.) Some systems of classification, L.A. (3) 143-144

Taylor (L. A.) Shelf classification : ways and means, L.A.R. (4) ^5-47
Dewey classification, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 38-42, 70

1903 Jast (I.. S.) Classification in British Public Libraries, L.A.K. (5) 180-182
Stevens (W. F.) Decimal classification for railroad books, L.]. (28) 114-5

1904 Dewey classification, Dchnvarc L.C. Ildbk 47-48

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 451-452
190b Mould (R. \V.) Wanted— a classification, L.A.R. (8) 138-144

D.C. Classification card, la Lib O. (5) 120

1907 Hopwood (H. V.) Dewey expanded, L..I.R. (9) 307-22, Discussion 340-45

1908 Lange (F. \V. T.) Shelf classification and shelf marking, L.W. (11) 76-77
List of Libraries in England using Dewcv Decimal classification scheme,

Lit Yr-Bk 604

1909 Hawkes (A. J.) Note on the classification of Radium and radio-activity,

according to Dewey's system, L.A.R. (11) 420-422

H 17 DEWEY MODIFIED, 1886=89

1896 Guppy (H.) Dewey classification at Sion College Library, L. (8) 350-352
Farley (C. A.) Radcliffe College Library, Cambridge, Mass., and its

classification, L.J. (21) 498-499
1907 Hopwood (H. V.) Dewey expanded, L.A.R. (9) 307-322, Discussion 340-
345. l^-J- (32) 362-367 ■
Voge (A. L.) Indexing of periodical literature and the work of the
Concilium Bibliographicum, Zurich, Bib Scty of Am Proc (2) iib-134

H 18 DIESERUD'S SCHEME, 1898

1898 Dieserud (J.) Suggestion towards an improved decimal classification,
L.J. (2^) 607-609
Discussion by Messrs. Dewey and Biscoe, L.J. {22) 609-611

H 19 EDMANDS' SCHEME, 1877

1879 Edmands (J.) Plan of numbering, L.J. (4) 38-40, 56
Dewey (M.) Plans for numbering, L.J. (4) 42-44

H20 EDWARDS' SCHEME, 1859

1897 Outline of Edward Edwards' scheme, L. (9) 204

i()o5 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 449

H21 FARLEY'S RADCLIFFE COLLEGE CLASSIFICATION SCHEME, 1896

iSi)(i Farley (C. A.) Radcliffe College Librarv and its classification, L.J. (21)
498^499

H22 FLETCHER'S SCHEME, 1889

1889 Fletcher (W. I.) Library classification : liuory and practice. L.J. (14)
^^-^3' 77-79. 1 13-1 16

Bliss (R.) Report on classification, L.J. (14) 244-245
1894 Review of Fletcher's classification, L. (b) 157

Fletcher (W. L) Library classification, L.J. (19) 238
1897 Fletcher's scheme, L. (9) 206, 358

H23 GARNIER'S SCHEME, 1678

1905 Andi^rton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 446

H24 (lESNER'S SCHEME, 1548

1902 Lewin (P. E.) Some systems of clas>Ification. L.A. (3) 141-142

— Gcsner and Savigny, L.A.R. (4) 401-401)
i()o5 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation. L.A.R. (7) 445

H25 HARRIS (W. T.) SCHEME, 1870

187b Harris (\V. T.) System of classillc.ition .adopted in the Public School

Library of St. Louis, U.S. Rcpt (>bo-662
1882 Thomas (C. E.) Some recent schemes of classification, L..\. Trans (4-;)

181 ^

1900 (Vunden (F. M.) Classification and cataloguing, L. (.V..S.) (1) 295-29S

326 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

H26 HARRIS (G. W.), 1890 (Adaptation of British Museum Scheme)

1887 Harris (GA\'.) British Museum system of press marking, L.J. (12) 331, 435

1891 — Classification of the Cornell University Library, L.J. (i6) 138-139
1892-3 Kephart (H.) World's Library Congress, U.S.Rept 872

1894 Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification, L.J. (19) Conf No 70

1897 Scheme of Harris, L. (9) 205

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 451

H27 HARTWIG'S SCHEME, 1888

1889 Tedder (H. R.) Doctor O. Harlwig's scheme of classification, L. (i) 21

Bliss (R.) Report on classification, L.J. (14) 245-246
1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 450

H27=l HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SCHEME, 1876

1877 Winsor (J.) On the Harvard Scheme, ist hit Con} 164
1881 Classification in catalogue and on the shelves, L.J. (6) 9-10, 54, 116, (9)
50-51, (10) 259-260, (11) 208-209

H28 HORNE'S SCHEME, 1825

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 447

H29 JENA REPERTORIUM SCHEME, 1793

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 447

H30 LARNED'S SCHEME, 1884

1SS4 Larned (J. N.) A nomenclature of classification, L.J. (9) 62-69

Cutter (C. A.) A nomenclature of classification, L.J. (9) 115-116
1885 Lane (W. J.) A nomenclature of classification, L.J. (10) 257-258

H31 LEBAS' SCHEME, circa 1867

1897 A French classification and notation, L.J. (22) 253

H32 MANUTIUS'S SCHEME, 1498

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 445

H33 MERLIN'S SCHEME, 1842=47

1906 Mould (R. W.) Wanted— a classification, L.A.R. (8) 129-130

H34 NAUDE'S SCHEME, 1643

1S98 Clarke (A.) Some old treatises on Librarians and Librarians' work, L^
(10) 387-390

H35 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, 1908

1908 Whitten (R. H.) Classification of the Library of the (New York State)
Public Service Commission for the first district, L.J. {t^t,) 362-363

H36 OGLE'S SCHEME, 1885

1885 Ogle (J. J.) Outlines of a new scheme of classification applicable to books,

L.C. (2) 160
1906 Mould (R. W.) Wanted-a classification, L.A.R. (8) 130

H37 PEABODY INSTITUTE SCHEME, 1878 (Based on Brunet's Scheme)

1892 Parker (J.) Peabody system of jiress marks, /../. (17) 233-234
1894 Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification, /../. (19) Conf No 71

H38 PERKINS' RATIONAL SCHEME, 1882

1879 Perkins (L. B.) Classification in dictionary catalogues, /,./. (4) 226-234

1882 — Movabli- location plan of shelving books in Libraries, L.J. (7) 29

Dewey (M.) Perkins' classification, L.J. (7) 60-62

Larned (J. N.) Report on classification, L.J. (7) 128-1^0

Smith (L. P.) Classification. L.J. (7) 174

Thomas ((". E.) Some recent schemes of classification, L.A. Trans (4-5)
181
1892-3 Kephart (fi.) World's Library Congress Report, U.S. Rept 895
1897 Perkins' Rational scheme- of classification, L. (9) 37-38, 210
1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 453

CLASSIF1(\\TI().\ SCHEMES 327

H39 POOLE'S SCHEME, 1876

iS7() Poole (VV. F.) Organization and inaiiai^nnn nt .if r.il)rnrir>;, U.S. I\rpt
49^-495

H40 OUINNBROWN SCHEME, 1894

1895 O"-''"" (J- H.) and J. D. Brown. Classification of books for Libraries in
which renders are allowed access lo shelves, L. (7) 75-82

i8i)7 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public I/ibraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 64-65
Bond (H.) Quinn-Brown classification (a letter), L. (9) 131-132

i8()S Wire (G. E.) Report on classification and cataloguing, L.j. (23) Conf
No 19

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 450

1900 Mould (R. W.) Wanted^a classification, L.A.R. (8) 130, 145

Rational Scheme, see under Perkins' .Sch(

leme

H4I RICHARDSON'S SCHEME, 1901

1901 Review of Richardson's classification: theoretical and practical, L.W.

(4) 180-1S1
1906 Mould (R. W.) VN'anted— a classification, L.A.R. (8) 131-133

H42 ROWELL'S UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA CLASSIFICATION SCHEME,

1895
1895 Cutter (C. A.) Review of J. C. Rowell's scheme of classification of books
in the Library of the University of California, L.J. (20) 214-215

H43 ROYAL INSTITUTION SCHEME, 1857

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (8) 449

H44 SAVIGNY'S SCHEME, 1587

1902 Lcwin (P. E.) Some systems of classification, L.A. (^3) 142

— Gesner and Savigny, L..i.R. (4) 401-409

H45 SCHRETTINGER'S SCHEME, 1810

1898 ("larkc (A.) Some old treatises on Librarians and Libraiian>' work, L.
(10) 391-39-^

H46 SCHWARTZ'S SCHEME, 1879

1876 Schwartz (J.) A " Combined " svstem of arranging and numbt>ring,
U.S. Rept 657.660, L.J. (3) 6-io' ^ '

187S Dewey (M.) and C. A. Cutter. Nimibering, L.J. (3) 339-340

1879 .Schwartz (J.) Mnemonic system of classification, L.J. (4) 1-7, 37
Discussion by Messrs. Dewey, Perkins and Cutter, L.J. (4) 92-93

1882 .Schwartz (J.) New classification and notation, L.J. (7) S4-85, J48-160, 272
Fitzpatrick (J.) Mnemonic numbering of books, L.J. (7) 229-230
Bliss (R.) Junr. Logical classification : Schwartz's >cheme, /,./. (7) 251

1885 Schwartz (J.) Alphabetic-mnemonic system of classifying and numbering
• books, L.J. (10) 25-27, 77-7S, 149-154, 174-175. 371-375

Lane (W. C) Report on classification, L.J. (10) 257

1886 Cutter (C. A.) Schwartz's classification and notation, L.J. (11) 3, 8

— and W. C. Lane. .Schwartz's classification and nol.iiion, L.J. (11) 8-9
.Schwartz (J.) Schwartz's classification and notation, /../. (n) 9
Schw.artz's sch<inesan editorial, L.J. (11) 155

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A R. (7) 451

H47 SHURTLEFF'S SCHEME, 1879

1879 ShurtlelT (N. B.) Decimal sy.^lem lor ihr arraiii^emiiu and .idniinistration
of Libraries : a decimal system applied to fixed shelves
Dewey (^L) Criticism of Shurtleff's scheme, /../. (4) »)i, i2fi

H 48 SION COLLLCiL SCHEME, 1886 89 (Dewey adapttdl

189b Guppy (fL) I'he Dewey scheme at Sion ('oll»'ge Libr.iry, /.. (S) 350-352

H49 SMITHS SCHEME, 1882

1882 Smith (L. P.) Classification of books. /,./. (7) 172-174

Thoni.!> (C. I'.) Some recent schemo of cla--il'Kation, /.. I. Inins (4-5) 1S4

328 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

H50 SONNENSCHEIN'S SCHEME, 1887

1905 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation, L.A.R. (7) 449-450

H51 SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION SCHEME, 1906

1906 Savage (E. A.) Review of Mr. Brown's Subject classification, L.W. (9)

48-55
Bishop (W. W.) Review, L.J. (31) 836-838

Mould (R. W.) Wanted — a classification, L.A.R. (8) 130-131, 145-147
L(yster) (T. W.) Review of Brown's Subject classification, L.A.R. (8) 384-6

1907 Bay (J. C.) Some thoughts on classification occasioned by the publication

of Brown's subject classification, F.L. (12) 8-10
Sayers (W. C. B.) Some canons of classification applied to the subject
classification, L.A.R. (9) 425-442, Discussion 468-475, L.J. (32) 442

1908 List of Libraries in England using the Subject classification scheme.

Lit Yr-Bk 665

1909 Brown (J. D.) Subject classification, criticisms, revisions and adjust-

ments, L.W. (12) 41-45, 81-86, 121-124, 153-160
Coutts (H. T.) The Subject classification, L.A. (6) 304-14, Discussion 315-8

H 52 WILLCOX'S PEORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION SCHEME, 1896

1896 Review of the scheme, L.J. (21) 522

H53 WINSOR'S SCHEME (HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY), 1877

1877 Winsor (J.) On the Harvard scheme, 1st hit Coiif 164

1881 — Harvard College shelf guide, L.J. (6) 9-10, 54, 116. 1SS4 : L.J. (9)

50-51. 1885 : L.J. (10) 259-260
1886 Lane (W. C.) Harvard College Library subject heading index, L.J. (11)

208-209, 349

[N CHRONOLOGICAL

INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION SCHEMES

ORDER

1498

Manutius

Gesner

1587

Savigny

1623

Bacon

1635

Clemens

1643

Naud^

1678

Garnier

^773

Cels

1793

Jena Repertorium

1810

Schrettinger

1825

Home

1826

Coleridge

18^6-38 British Museum

1842

Brunet

1842-47 Merlin

1857

Royal Institution

1859

Edwards

1867

Lebas

1870

Harris (W. T.)

1873

Cutter

1876

Poole

Dewey

Harvard I'niversity Library Scheme

1877

Edmands

Winsor

1878

Brunet Modified (Peabody Institute Scheme)-

1879

Schwartz

Shurtleff

1882

Perkins (Rational Scheme)

Smith

1884

Larned

1885

Brownbill

Ogle

1886-89 Dewey Modified (Sion College)

1887

Sonnenschein

1888

Ilartwig

CLASSIFIC.iriON SCHEMES 329

18S9 Fletcher
1890 Bonazzi

Harris (G. W.) Adaptation of British Museum Scheme
1S92 California University Scheme

1894 Quinn-Brown

1895 Rovvell (California University Library Scheme)

1896 Farley (Radcliffe College Scheme — Dewey Modified)
Willcox (Peoria Library Scheme)

1898 Adjustable (Brown)

1898 Brussels Scheme (Institut International do Bibliographic— Dewey

Expanded)

1898 Dieserud

190 1 Richardson

1902 Congress Library
1906 Subject (Brown)

1908 New York State Library Public Service Commission Scheme

1154 UNIVERSAL SCHEME— Arguments in favour of adopting a standard scheme
of classification for Libraries

1878 Dewey (M.) Amherst classification, L.J. (3) 231-232

1879 Cutter (C. A.) Classification on the shelves, L.J. (4) 234-24-5. iSSi :

L.J. (6) 67
1882 L.A. U.K. Committee. On a scheme suitable for general use, L.A. Trans

(4-5) 220, (6) 3, 176, (7) 3, (8) 4
1886 Bailey (J. B.) On classification for scientific and medical Libraries, L.C.

(3)'"o
1S96 Decimal classification abroad : arguments in favour of Dewey's scheme
as an International system of classification, L.J. (21) 369-370
Josephson (A. G. S.) Dewey Decimal classification and scientific classifi-
cation, L.J. (21) 475

1897 Robertson (A. W.) Classification in Public Libraries, 2iHi Int Conj 8t)-92,

Discussion 235-236
1902 Hulme (E. W.) On a co-operative basis for the classification of literature
in the subject catalogue, L.A.R. (4) 317-326
Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation and made operative, L.A.R.
(4) 382-389

1904 Martel (C.) Classification — present tendencies, L.J. (29) Conf No 132-134

1906 Mould (R. \V.) Wanted — a classification, L.A.R. (8) 127-147, Discussion

i6i-i66

1907 Aldred (T.) On the formation of an .\dvisory Board on cataloguing and

classification, L..i.R. (9) 167-172, Discussion 201-206
Hopwood (H. \'.) Dewey expanded, L.A.R. (9) 307-22, Discussion 340-45

H55 CLASSIFICATION OF SUBJECTS
For

1876 Poole (W. F.) Classification, U.S. Rept 492-3

1877 Nicholson, Bullen and Cutter. Discussion on the system of classifying

books at the British Museum, ist Int Conf 165-7

1878 Cutter (C. A.) .\uthor catalogues in classified shelf systems, L.J. (3) 371-2

1879 Wilson (H.) Classification in Public Libraries, L..!. Trans (2) 79-84
. Perkins (F. B.) Schwartz mnemonic classification, L.J. (4) 92

Dewey (M.) Arrangement on shelves, L.J. (4) 117-20, 191-4
Cutter (C. A.) Classification on the shelves, /../. (4) 234-4^. 18S1 : /,./.
(6) 64-69
1882 Bliss (R.) Alphabetization versus classification, L.J. (7) 104-105
1886 Richardson (E. C.) Why Librarians know, L.J. (11) 204-20S

1905 Lange (F. W. T.) Shelf classification and shelf marking, L. If. (ii) 7^-77

H56 CLASSIFICATION OF SUBJECTS

Against

1877 Magnusson (E.) On the system of classifying books, ist Int Conf 165-7

LOGICAL OR SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION
H57 FOR

18S2 Bliss (R.) Alphabetization versus classification, L.J. (7) 104, 251
1889 — Report on classification, L.J. (14) 240-2, 244
1893 Kephart (H.) Classification, L.J. (18) 240-2

330 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1900 Clarke (A.) The philosophical classification of literature as compared
with practical schemes of classification, L.A.R. (2) 347-356

1900-01 Jast (L. S.) Philosophical versus practical classification, Greenwood's
Yr-Bk 23-24

H58 AGAINST

1879 Fletcher (W. I.) Some points in indexing-, L.J. (4) 244

18S2 Schwartz (J.) Alphabetical versus Logical classification, L.J. (7) 229

— Alphabetical classification, L.J. (7) 272

1886 — Alphabetical classification: an anti-criticism, L.J. (11) 156-158

— Cutter (C. A.) Remarks on the above article, L.J. (11) 158-160

H59 SPECIAL DIFFICULTIES AND EVERY=DAY PROBLEMS OF PRACTICAL
CLASSIFICATION

1877 Jones (J. W.) Inaugural address, ist Conf of Libns 12, L.J. (2 )iio
1879 Perkins (F. B.) Classification in dictionary' catalogues, L.J. (4) 233-234
1896 GIfford (W. L. R.) Difllculties in the Dewey classification and their

adjustments, L.J. (21) 494-49S
1900 Lyster (T. W'.) Observations on shelf classifications, L.A.R. (2) 399-409
Bullock (E.) Problems in classification, P.L. (5) 6-8

H60 RELATIVE CLASSIFICATION

1887 Cole (G. \V.) Some thoughts on close classification, L.J. (12) 356-360
1907 Savage (E. A.) Form and alphabetic book classification, L.A.R. (9) 375-

383, Discussion (8) 501-503
See also Section H 93

H61 CLASSIFICATION FOR SPECIAL LIBRARIES

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Classification for College Libraries, U.S. Rept 509-510
1887 Scudder (S. H.) Arrangement of books in Libraries of Scientific Societies,
L.J, {12) 221-224

1891 Harris (G. W.) Classification of the Cornell University Library, L.J. (16)

138-139

1892 Parker (J.) Peabody Institute system of press marks, L.J. (17) 233-234
1894 Nelson (C. A.) Criticism of the Peabody Institute scheme, L.J. (19) Conf

No 71

1896 Farley (C. A.) Radcliffe College Library and its classification, L.J. (21)

498-499

1897 Nelson (C. A.) Bit of classification : treatment of Havardiana by the

Harvard Club of New York, L.J. (22) Conf No 47-48, Discussion 165

1899 Jones (O.) Classification for College Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 30-41
r Cutter (C. A.) Suitability of the expansive classification to College and

Reference Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 41-49
Classification for College Libraries. P.L. (4) 264-267
Galbreath (C. B.) Classification and cataloguing of a State Library, P.L.

1906 Mould (R.'W.) Princeton University Scheme, L.A.R. (8) 131

CLASSIFICATION SCHEMES FOR SPECIAL SUBJECTS
H62 ANTHROPOLOGY

1908 Dieserud (J.) Classification of anthropologv : a review bv J. C. Bav, P.L.
(13) 326-327

H62=l ARCHITECTURE

1900 Weale (W. H. J.) Subject classification of books on architecture, L. (N.S.)

(i) 3t'=^-372

H63 BIOGRAPHY

1882 Earned (J. N.) Yearly report on classification, L.J. (7) 129

1893 Olin (C. R.) Order t^ble for collective biography, L.J. (18) 144
Biography book numbers, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 431-433

1894 Nelson (C. A.) Review of Mr. Olin's scheme for collective biography,

L.J. (19) Conf No 72

1907 Should a small Library classify its biography, N.Y.L. (i) 30

H64 BOOK ARTS

1882 Cutter (C. A.) Classification of the book arts, L.J. (7) 168-172, 271
1884 Carr (H. J.) Classification and notation of the book-arts, L.J. (9) 172-75,

CLASSIFICATION FOH SPECIAL SUBJECTS 331

H641 CHEMISTRY

1909 Voge (A.) Suggested classification for chemistry, /,./. (34) 304-306

H65 CHILDREN'S BOOKS

1902 Hunt (C. W.) Classification of children's story books, L.J. (27) 65-8

1903 Collar {M. A.) Classification and cataloguing of children's books, L.J.

(28) Conf No 57-61

1166 COUNTRIES

1883 Cutter (C. A.) Inited States geographical scheme of classification, L.J.

(8) 205-208
18S4 Larned (J. N.) Nomenclature of classification, L.J. (9) 63-65
Cutter (C. A.) On Mr. Larned's new notation, L.J. (9) 1 15-1 16

H67 EDUCATION

1891 Linderfelt (K. A.) Classification of education, /../. (16) 329-30
Cutter (C. A.) Classification of education, L.J. (16) 330-32

H68 FAIRY TALES, etc.

1881 Cutter (C. A.) Classification on the shelves, L.J. (6) 67

H69 FICTION

1879 Edmands and others. Plan for nimibering with especial reference to

fiction, L.J. (4) 38-47, 49
1881 Massey (A, P.) Classification of fiction, L.J. (6) 7-9
1885 Goddard (E. N.) Classification of fiction, L.J. (10) 55-56
1896 Brown (J. D.) Fiction classification, L. (8) 22-31
1899 Baker (E. A.) Classification of fiction, L.W. (1) 198-200, 216-220. 1900 :

L.W. (2) 177-183

1902 Rathbone (J. A.) Classification of fiction, L.J. (27) 121-24

Thomson (J.) and \V. M. Stevenson. Proposed classification of fiction,

L.J. (27) 946-7
Daniels (J. F.) Authors and title marks in fiction, P.L. (7) 14^-144

1903 Thomson (O. R. H.) Classification of fiction, L.J. (28) 770-72, P.L. (S)

414-18
1905 Philadelphia Library Bulletin : contribution to classification of works of
prose fiction, L. W. (7) 290-3

1908 Fudge (A. L.) Literary aids, L.W. (10) 315-316

"Utilitarian." Classification of the form classes: some considerations

and a plea, L. 11'. (10) 321-325
Bacon (C.) Report of Committee on Library administration : book

numbers for fiction, A.L.A. Bull (2) 227

1909 Borden (\V. A.) On classifying fiction, L.J. (34) 264-265
Classifying fiction, N.Y.L. (2) 40-41

H70 FOLK=LORE

1884 Cutter (C. A.) Place of folk-lore in a classification, L.J. (9) 136
Noyes (S. B.) Classifying folk-lore and Shakespeariana, L.J. (9) 15b
Bliss (R.) Junr. Folk-lore classification, L.J. (9) 177
Richardson (E. C.) Folk-lore classification, L.J. (9) 177

Wheatley (H. B.) Place of Folk-lore in a classification, L.J. (q) 1S8-189

H71 FORESTRY

1905 Bruncken (E.) Scheme of classification for book^ on Forestry, /../. (j,;^)

3'3-3'4

H72 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

1883 Edmands (J.) Plans for numbering public documents, L.J. (8) 250-251

1906 Reinick (W. R.) Classifying and cataloguing public docimirnts, P.L.

(11) 51-53
Wver (J. L) United States Government documents. Bulletin 102, Librarv
.School 21, 37-41, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) Vol. 1

H73 GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS

1884 Classification of Greek and Latin classics, L.J. (9) 39

332 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

H74 HISTORY

1880 Lomax (B.) On the classification of liistory, L.A. Trans (3) 67-8, Discus-
sion 1 2 7-8

1883 Cutter (C. A.) Classification of the parts of United States, L.J. (8) 205-8

1884 Larncd (J. N.) Nomenclature of classification, L.J. (9) 65-66

1889 Tedder (H. R.) Bibliography and classification of French history (Monod's

scheme), L. (i) 15-21
igoi Library of Congress. American history and geography (preliminary and

provisional scheme), Class E and F q5p.

H75 ILLUSTRATIONS

1905 Merrill (W. S.) Subject groups for illustrated works, P.L. (10) 173-174

H 76 LAW

18S3 Edmands (J.) Plan for numbering Congressional documents, L.J. (8) 250-1

1885 Lane (\V. C.) Report on classification, 1883-18S5, L.J. (10) 260-261
1892-3 Kephart (H.) New York State Law — outline of classification, U.S. Rept

881-882
1902 Classification of legislation, A'.r.5.L. Rept (85) 413-444. 1903 : (86) 8-23.
1904 : (87) at end of Vol. i

1906 Rowell (J. C.) Schemes of classification of law books, L.J. (31) 147-148

1907 Berry (\V. J. C.) Law classification under the author arrangement,

A. L.A. Bull (i) Cont No 2S7-2SS
Wire (G. E.) Subject classification of text-books in law Libraries, A. L.A.

Bull (1) Conf No 258-260
Merrill (W. S.) Utilising government documents : contains a scheme of

classification, L.J. (32.) 361-367

1908 Library of Congress. Headings and sub-headings for the index to the

Federal Statutes 797pp.
Sage (L. H.) Arrangement of law books, A. L.A. Bull (2) 296-298

H77 LIBRARY ECONOMY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

1882 Cutter (C. A.) Book arts, L.J. (7) 168-72, 271

1884 Carr (H. J.) Classification and notation of book-arts, L.J. (9) 172-75
1899 Library methodology, L.W. (1) 232-233, 253-254, (2) 15, 40-41, 72, 216,
300. 1901 : L.W. (3) 211-212

1902 Librarv of Congress. Class Z, Bibliography and Library Science, adopted

1898' 68p.

1903 Brown (J. D.) Outline of classification of Library Science, L.A.R. (5) 183-5

1904 Madeley (C.) Classification of office papers : with a scheme for Museum

and Library work, L..A.R. (6) 367-87
1907 Jast (L. S.) Classification of Librarv economv and office papers, L.W.
(9) 406-8

H78 LOCAL COLLECTIONS

1894 Welch (C.) Scheme of classification for London literature, Bih Scty's

Trans (2) 50-51

1895 — Classification of municipal literature, L.J. (20) 279

1905 Richardson (R. T.) Classification and arrangement of local collections,

L.A.R. (7) 12-18, Discussion L.A.R. (6) 474-476
1907 Dent (R. K.) Classification of local literature, L.A.R. (9) 107-108

H79 MATHEMATICS

1879 Lindsay (Lord) Proposed modification of Amherst classification in

mathematics, L.J. (4) 149-152
1892 Rowell (J. C.) Classification of pure mathematics, L.J. (17) 447
1894 Nelson (C. A.) Criticises Mr. Rowell 's scheme, L.J. (19) Conf No 71-72

H80 MEDICINE

1886 Bailey (J. B.) Classification of scientific and medical Libraries, L.C. (3)

109-114
1903 Huntington (A. T.) Practical system of classification for Medical

Libraries, large or small, Med Lib and Hist Jnl (i) 27-32

H81 MUSIC

1897 Brown (J. D.) Classification scheme for music Libraries, L. (9) 82-4

CLASSIFICATION FOR SPECIAL Si EJECTS 333

lyoi Discussion on classification of music by members of the Massachusetts

Library Club, P.L. (6) 639-640
K)02 Aycr (C. \V.) Shelf classification of music, L.J. (27) 5-1 1

Cutter (C. A.) Shelf classification of music, L.J. (27) 68-72
Discussion on the cataloi^ue ot the Boston Library, L.J. (27) Conf No 190-2
K)04 Library of Con^^ress. Class M.— Music; Class M.L. — Literature of Music;

Class M.T. — Music Instruction, adopted 1902, ii2p.
K)o7 Hopkins (J. A.) Music in Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (3) S9-93

H82 NAVAL

K)o6 Hicks (F. C.) Library of Congress classification and its printed catalogue
cards, L.J. (31) 255-256

H 8;{ NUMISMATICS

1904 Hasse (A. R.) Classification of Numismatics, L.J. (29) 461-68

H84 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION

1883 Richardson (E. C.) Classification of Theology : critical study of various

schemes, L.J. (8) 320-21
1885 Cutter (C. A.) Classification of philosophy, L.J. (10) 79-80
Larned (J. N.) Classification of philosophy, L.J. (10) 80-82
K)()5 Gale (F. W.) Classification of Christian Science literature, L.J. (30) 861

H85 PHOTOGRAPHS AND PAINTINGS

i8i)2 Borden (\V. A.) Classification of photographic collections, L.J. (17) 195-7

1894 Nelson (C. A.) Reviews Borden's scheme, L.J. (19) Conf No 71

1898 Pratt Institute Classification of photographs, L.J. (23) 58

1900 Weale (W. H. J.) Classification and cataloguing of photographs of

paintings, L. (A'. 5.) (i) 365-72

igo4 Milner (A. V.) Cataloguing mounted pictures, P.L. (9) 115

itjot) Twort (H. A.) Collections of illustrations in Public Libraries, L.A. (5) 195-6

H831 PSYCHOLOGY

i8()i) Dieserud (J.) A Classification of psychology, P.L. (4) 53-54

H86 RECREATIVE ARTS

1885 Cutter (C. A.) Classification of the recreative and athletic arts, L.J. (10) 6-8

H87 SCIENCE

1879 Lindsay (Lord) Proposed modification of the Amherst classification in

mathematics, astronom\' and physics, L.J. (4) 149-52

1880 Cutter (C. A.) Classification for the natural sciences, L.J. (5) 163-66

1886 Bailey (J. B.) Classification for scientific and medical Libraries, L.C. (3)

log- 1 4

1887 Scudder (S. H.) Arrangement of books in Libraries of scientific literature,

L.J. (12) 221
1892 Rowell (J. C.) Classification of pure mathematics,' L.J. (17) 447
i8i)4 Traill (J. \V. H.) Classification of books in the natural sciences, L. (6) 13-18
i()()2 Bibliography of American Botany : a subject classification for botanical

literature arranged after the Dewev svstem for the A.A.A.S. Committee

by J. W. Blankinship, P.L. (7) 234-5

1905 Library of Congress. Class O — Science (172P. ; also issued in separate

signatures for each main science)
U)oq Hawkes (A. J.) Notes on the classification of Radium and radio-activity,
according to Dewey's system, L.A.R. (11) 420-422

H88 SHAKESPEARIANA

1884 Cutter (C. A.) Arrangement and notation of Shakespeariana, L.J. (9) 137-9
Noyes (S. B.) Classifying. ..Shakespeariana, L.J. (9) 156

1886 Tedder (H. R.) Classification of Shakespeariana. L.J. (11) 441-2, 449.

1887 : L.C. (4) 105-7
i8()7 Cutter (C. A.) Expansive classification : with a scheme for a Shakespeare

collection, 2nd hit Conf 84-87
ii)os Book numbers for special authors — Shakespeare scheme, S'.Y.S.L. Kept

(88) 629-630

334 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

H89 SOCIOLOGY

1884 Larned (J. N.) Nomenclature of classification, L.J. (9) 66-69

H90 TYPOGRAPHY

Reed (T. B.) On the use and clas>ification of a Typographical Librar)-,
L. (4) 36-44

H91 ZOOLOGY

1892 Mann (B. P.) Zoological subjects partlv classified bv the Dewey system,

L-J' is) 143-144

LOOSE OR CLOSE CLASSIFICATION
H92 FOR LOOSE

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Classification for College Libraries, U.S. Rept 509-510

1877 Wheatley (B. R.) Classification for College Libraries, ist Conf of Lihns 12S

1878 Schwartz (J.) Mr. Cutter's numbering plan, L.]. (3) 302

1881 Cutter (C. A.) Classification on the shelyes, L.J. (b) 64-69, Discusbion

115-121
Edmands (J.) On Mr. Cutter's classification, L.J. (6) 119

1882 Perkins (F. B.) Movable location plan of shelving books in Libraries, L.J.

(7) 29

1885 Fletcher (W. L) Movable location plan of shelving books in Libraries,

L.J. (10) 316

1886 — Close classification versus bibliography, L.J. (11) 209-212, 353
1889 — • Library classification : theory and practice, L.J. (14) 22-23

1901 Brazier (A. W.) Principles and practice of Library classification, L.A. of

Austral Proc xxix-xxxix

H93 FOR CLOSE

4877 Garnett (R.) System of classifying books on the shelves at Briiish
Museum, L.J. (2) 198
Nicholson (E. B.) System of classifying books on the shelves at British
Museum, L.J. (2) 268

1878 Cutter (C. A.) Numbering : rejoinder to Mr. Schwartz, L.J. (3) 340, 453
Wilson (H.) Classification in Public Libraries, L.A. Trans (2) 179-184

1879 Cutter (C. A.) Classification on the shelves, L.J. (4) 240-241. 188 1 :

L.J. (6) 64-69, 1 15-12 1
1881 Poole (W. F.) Movable system of classification, L.J. (6) 122

1884 Cutter (C. A.) Close classification of folk-lore, L.J. (9) 136

1885 Lane (W. C.) Report on classification, 1S83-85, L.J. (10) 260

1886 Archer (W.) Remarks on classification, L.C. (3) 86-96
Cutter (C. A.) Close classification, l^.J. (11) 167, 180-1S4

Fletcher (W. L) Close classification versus bibliography, L.J. (11) 209-212
Dewey (M.) Close classification versus bibliography, L.J. (11) 350-353
Larned, Richardson, Lane, and Coe. Close classification, L.J. (11) ^,52-^

1887 May (W.) Plea for classification, L.C. (4) 85-88, L.J. (12) 80

Cole (G. W.) Some thoughts on close classification, L.J. (12) 356-bo

1888 Cutter (C. A.) Adversaria^ — Cole on close classification, L.J. (13) 79

1889 — Presidential address, L.J. (14) 153-154

1890 — Some thoughts on classification, L.J. (15) Conf No loo-ioi

1891 — Minute classification of philosophy. L.J. (16) 5

1892-3 Kephart (H.) Classification, U.S. Repi 862-863, L.J. (18) 240-242

1897 Robertson (A. VV.) Classification in Public Libraries, 2nd Int Conf S9-()2,

Discussion 235-236

1898 Austen (W.) Dependence of Reference department on cataloguing mid

classification, L.J. {2^) Conf No 108- no
1900 Jast (L. S.) Hindrances to progress in Public Library work, L.A.R. (2) 82
Lyster (T. W.) Observations on shelf classification, L.A.R. (2) 399-407

1902 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation and made operative, /,..!. A'.

(4) 382-389
■ 1903 Jast (L. S.) Classification in British Public Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 175-182

1906 McKnight (E.) Weak points of Library administration : absence of exact

classification, L.A.R. (8) 289-295, Discussion 344-348

1907 Savage (E. A.) Form and alphabetic book classific.ition, L.A.R. (9) 375-83

1908 Sayers (W. C. B.) Some principles of classification, L.A. (6) 82-88, Discus-

sion 88-90

SUBORDINATE ARRANGEMENT 335

Lange (F. W. T.) Shelf classification and shelf marking, L.W. (11) 76-77
Stephen (G. A.) Application of exact dissification to shelf arrangement
L.W. (11) 251-255, 325-331

FIXED OR MOVABLE LOCATION
H94 FOR FIXED

1881 Winsor (J.) Discussion on shelf classification, L.J. (6) 116

1882 Perkins (F. B.) Movable location. L.J. (7) 29

H95 FOR MOVABLE

1876 Poole (W. F.) Organization and management of Libraries, U.S. Rept 494
1S79 Cutter (C. A.) Classification on the shelves, L.J. (4) 234-243. 188 1 :
L.J. (6) 64-69

1881 Vinton (F.) Discussion on shelf classification, L.J. (6) 116

1882 Perkins (F. B.) Movable location plan of shelving books in Libraries,

L.J. (7) 29
1S92-3 Kephart (H.) Classification, an enquiry into methods in use in American

Libraries, U.S. Rept 862-3, ^J- (18) "240-242
1894 Movable classification, Greenwood's Public Libraries 412-413
1897 Robertson (A. W.) Classification in Public Libraries, 2nd Int Conf 89-92,

Discussion 235
1900 Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Library, L. {N.S.)

(i) 295-296

H96 SUBORDINATE ARRANGEMENT— GENERAL PRINCIPLES

1879 Dewey (M.) Arrangement on the shelves, L.J. (4) 1 17-120

1886 — Eclectic book numbers, L.J. (11) 296-301

1893 — Book numbers, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 419-450

1902 Sutliff (M. L.) Book numbers for popular Libraries — Problem set for

Library school students, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85) Bull No 75, 105-109

1905 Lower case letters in book numbers, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 627-628

H97 ACCESSION

1879 Dewey (AL) Arrangement on shelves, L.J. (4) 120
1893 — Accession order, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 422

H98 AUTHOR

1876 Poole (W. F.) Shelf marks, U.S. Rept 493-494

1879 Edmands (J.) Table in his new system of classification and his article in
L.J. (4) 3«-4o. 56

Lamed (J. N.) Plans for numbering, L.J. (4) 40

Dewey (M.) Plans for numbering, L.J. (4) 43

— Arrangement on the shelves, L.J. (4) 191-192
i88£ Massey (A. P.) Classification of fiction, /../. (b) 7-9

1883 Homes (H. A.) Shelf arrangement of books in the New York State

Library, L.J. (8) 203-205

1884 Lane (VV. C.) Greek and Latin authors, L.J. (9) 50-51

1885 Dewey (M.) Book numbers, L.J. (10) 296-300

1886 Cutter (C. A.) (ireek and Latin authors, L.J. (11) 280-289

1887 — How to use Cutter's decimal author-table, L.J. (12) 251-252, 549

— Arrangement of biography by Cutter's author-table, L.J. (12) 544

1892 Parker (J.) Peabody Institute system of press-marks, L.J. (17) 233-234
Richardson (E. C.) An expansive author-table : a suggestion, L.J. (18) 187

1893 Olin (C. R.) Order table for collective biography, L.J. (18) 144
Dewey (M.) Book numbers, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 419-421

Cutter (C. A.) Numbers, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 421-424
Special author tables, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 437-450

1900 Jast (L. S.) New book number, L.W. (3) 120-123, 150-152

1901 Anderson (P. L.) Author and work-marks, L. 11'. (3) 278-280

1902 Daniels (J. F.) .Author and title marks in fiction, P.L. (7) 143-144

1904 Author book numbers, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 48

1905 Book numbers for special Author Library : Library School Report,

N.Y.S.L. Rept 629-630

1907 Stewart (J. D.) Brief alphabeting number, L.A.R. (9) 244-245

1908 Stephen (G. A.) Application of exact classification to shelf arrangement,

L.W. (M) 251-255, 325-331

336 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

H99 CHRONOLOGICAL

1879 Numbering an author's books in chronological order, L.J. (4) 202

1881 Cutter (C. A.) Classification on the shelves, L.J. (6) 66-69

1885 Biscoe (\V. S.) Chronological arrangement of books on shelves, L.J.

(10) 246-247. 1893: L.N. iU..S.) (3) 424-429
1893 Dewey (M.) Chronologic order, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 423-424

1905 Biscoe (W. S.) Time numbers, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) 623-625

1908 Stephen (G. A.) Application of exact classification to shelf arrangement,
L.W. (11) 251-255, 325-331

H 100 SIZE

1879 Dewey (M.) Arrangement on shelves, L.J. (4) 1 18-120

1893 — Size marks, L.N. {U.S.) (3) 428-429

1901 Ashley (F. W.) Size marks and class numbers, L.J. (26) 22

1906 Stewart (J. D.) Oversize books, L.W. (9) 208-211

HlOl TITLE

1887 Cutter (C. A.) Titles : examples of difficulties, L.J. (12) 355

SHELF ARRANGEMENT
H 102 CLASSIFICATION, NOTATION, etc.

1876 Yates (J.) Public Library system of England, L.J. (i) 122-3

Poole (W. F.) Classification and shelf arrangement, U.S. Rept 492-3
Dewey (M.) Catalogues and cataloguing, U.S. Rept 634-5

1878 — Use of colours in Libraries, L.J. (3) 65

Schwartz (J.) " Combined " system of arranging and numbering, L./.,
(3) 6-10, 302, 339-340, (4) 3, 12

— Mr, Cutter's numbering plan, L.J. (3) 302

Cutter (C. A.) Author catalogues in classified shelf systems, L.J. (3) 371-2

— Another plan for numbering books, L.J. (3) 248-251

1879 Dewey (M.) Large base notation, L.J. (4) 7-10, 75-78

Edmands and others. Plan for numbering with especial reference to

fiction, L.J. (4) 38-47, 49
Cutter (C. A.) Length of symbols, L.J. (4) 47

— Large base notation, L.J. (4) 88-90

— Classification on the shelves, L.J. (4) 234-243

1880 Marshall (J.) Attempt at an improved svstem of press and shelf notation,

L.A. Trans (3) 77-86, 168

1882 Cutter (C. A.) Search for a guide, L.J. (7) 44-45. 62-63

— On mixing letters and figures, L.J. (7) 195-196
Fitzgerald (J.) Mnemonic numbering, L.J. (7) 229-230
Schwartz (J.) New form of shelf list, L.J. (7) 251-253

1883 Homes (H. A.) Shelf arrangement of books in New York State Libnirv,

L.J. (8) 203-5

1885 Richardson (E. C.) Mnemonics, L.J. (10) 208-211

Biscoe (W. S.) Chronological arrangement on shelves, L.J. (10) 246-7

1886 Schwartz (J.) Mnemonics, L.J. (11) 232-244
Dewey (M.) Eclectic book numbers, L.J. (11) 296-301
Editorial on shelf arrangement, L.J. (11) 467

1887 May (W.) Close classification, L.J. (12) 80'

Cutter (C. A.) How to use Cutter's decimal and author table, L.J. (12)
251-2

— Notation for small Libraries, L.J. (12) 324-26, 430-31

Harris (G. W.) British Museum system of press marking, L.J. (12)

331-334. 435 . . , ,

Cole (G. W.) Some thoughts on close classification, L.J. (12) 359-60

1888 Berry (S. H.) How we made the change from groups to classes, L.J.

(13) 283-4
Dewey (M.) Eclectic book numbers, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 419-21
Cutter (C. A.) Numbers, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 421-424
Book numbers for public documents, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 429-432
Book numbers in New York State Library, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 434-437

1889 Soule (C. C.) Mnemonics, L.J. (14) 2H6
1891 Bliss (R.) Large base numbers, L.J. (16) 6

Utley (H. M.) How the re-classification and re-numbering of (k),ooo
volumes was done in the Detroit Library without closing or stoi)ping
the circulation of books, L.J. (16) Conf No 20-22

SHELF GUIDES 337

1892 Library Association Report on size notation, L. (4) 147

Parker (J.) Peabody Institute system of press marks, L.J. (17) 233-4

1893 Olin (C. R.) Order table for collective biojjfraphy, L.J. (18) 144
Seymour ( ) Book numbers, L.N. (U.S.) (3) '429-450

1896 Jast (L. S.) Dewey classification in the Reference Library, L. (8) 335-350,

Discussion 350-353
Lyster (T. W.) Some observations on the Dowey notation classification

as applied to the arrangement of books on shelves, L. (8) 482-490
Langton (H. H.) System of shelf notation, L.J. (21) 441-443
James (H. P.) Simplicity in call numbers, P.L. (i) 189

1897 Quinn (J. H.) and J. D. Brown. Classification of books for Libraries in
^ which readers are allowed access to the shelves, L. (9) 75-82

Jast (L. S.) Classification in Public Libraries, with special reference to

the Dewey decimal system, L. (9) 169-178
Dewey classification, L. (9) 208, 210

Lyster (T. W.) Shelf classification by the Dewey system, L. (9) 329-339
Jast (L. S.) Dewey classification and some recent criticisms, L. (9) 340-45
Peddie (R. A.) Decimal classification and relative location, L. (9) 346-349
Maire (A.) A French classification and notation, /../. (22) 253
Kephart (H.) A notation for books, L.J. (22) 739-741
Brown {]. D.) Formation of Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 65

1898 Aldred (t.) Shelf arrangement, L. (10) 184-185

Adams (A. F.) The combining system of notation, L.J. (23) 52-54
Cutter (C. A.) Remarks on Mr. Adam's paper, L.J. (23) 55-56
1900 Jast (L. S.) Library classification, Greenwood's Yr-Bk (1900-01) 27-31
1902 Anderton (B.) Books brought into relation and made operative, L.A.R.
(4) 382-9
Barrett (F. T.) Book notation and an indicator, L.W. (4) 281-286
1904 Hopwood (H. V.) Reference shelf placing: ideal and practical, L.A.R.
(6) 241-260, Discussion 309-312
Stewart (J. D.) (iuiding an open access Lending Library, L.W. (7) 113

1906 — Oversize books, L.W. (9) 208

Savage (E. A.) Classification guides and indexes : a system for guiding
the shelves and indexing the contents of an open access Library, L. Tl'.
(8) 261-266

Caldwell (M. H.) Gold ink marking, P.L. (11) 105

1907 Madan (F.) Degressive bibliography: size notation, Bih Sciy's Trans (9)

57-58, 63
Hopwood (H. V.) Dewey expanded, L.A.R. (9) 307-322, Discussion 340-

345, L.J. (32) 352-367
Savage (E. A.) Form and alphabetic book classification, L.A.R. (9) 375-383

1908 Lange (F. W. T.) Shelf classification and shelf marking, L.W. (11) 76-77
Carney (F.) Seme problems of a shelf department, L.J. (33) 434-437

1909 Stephen (G. A.) Application of exact classification to shelf arrangement,

L.W. (11) 251-255, 325-331
Gilbert (M.) Sheaf catalogues applied .o the shelves of a classified Library,

L.W. (12) 161-165
Hawkes (A. J.) Vice of consistency, L.W. (12) 1S3-1S6

H 103 SHELF GUIDES

1879 Dewey (M.) Coloured guide blocks, /../. (3) 19^

1881 Fiske (J.) Harvard College shelf-guide, L.J. (6) 54

1882 Cutter (C. A.) Search for a guide (cardboard class guides to denote the

position of various books on shelves), L.]. (7) 44-45
1892 Parker (J.) Peabody Institute system of prtss-marks, L.J. (17) 233-234
1896 Jast (L. S.) Dewey' classification in the Reference Librar\ , /,. (8) 347

Langton (H. H.) Svstem of shelf notation, L.J. (21) 441
1898 Clarke (A.) Some old treatises on Libraries and Librarians' work, L.

(10) 390-391
1900 Lyster (T. W.) Observations on ^helf classification, L.A.R. (2) 399-40^
1900-01 Jast (L. S.) Library classification. Greenwood's Yr-Bk 30-31

1904 Stewart (J. D.) (iuiding an open access Library, L.W. (y) 1 13-118

1905 Savage (E. A.) Classification guides and indexes. L. IF. (8) 261-266

1906 Stewart (J. D.) Oversize books, L.W. (q) 208-211

1908 Lange (F. VV. T.) Shelf classification and shelf marking, L. 11'. (11) 76-77
Stephen (G. A.) Aj^plication of exact classification to shelf arrangement,
L.W. (II) 251-255. 325-33.

338 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Carnev (F.) Some problems of a shelf department, L.J. (33) 434-435
Gilbert (M.) Sheaf catalogues applied to the shelves of a classified Library,
L.W. (12) 161-165
1909 Aitken (V.) Junior work of classification, L.A. (6) 330-333
For particulars relating to Shelf Guides, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
London Sand Blast Co., 58A, Gray's Inn Road, W.C.

H 104 SHELF LISTS AND REGISTERS

1876 A. L.A. Committee's report, L.J. (i) 365

Poole (VV. F.) Shelf lists, U.S. Rept 495-496

Dewey (M.) Shelf lists, U.S. Rept 645
1878 Poole (W. F.) Shelf lists versus accession catalogue, L.J. (3) 324-326
1882 Schwartz (J.) New form of shelf list, L.J. (7) 251-253
1886 Shelf lists, L.N. (U.S.) (1) 29-32

Subject lists in shelf lists, L.N. (U.S.) (1) 33
iSqo Combined card calaloj^ue, shelf list and indicator at Sacramento Public

Library, L.J. (15) 338
1892-3 Jones (G. M.) Accession department, U.S. Rept 821
1893 Browne (N. E.) Shelf department, L.J. (iS) Conf No 83-84

1895 Austin (W. H.) Combination order and shelf list slips, L.J. (20) 49-50

1896 Dana (J. C.) A. L.A. Primer— Specimen of shelf list, P.L. (i) 119

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greemvood's Yr-Bk 66-67

1898 Regulations for shelf listing and shelf order, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81) 73-74

1899 Fellows (J. D.) Cataloguing, accessioning and shelf listing, L.J. (24)

Conf No 69, P.L. (4) 262-264
Crawford (E.) Shelf lists. P.L. (4) 381-383
1900-01 Jast (L. S.) Library classification, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 29
1902 Shelf lists, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 51

1904 Shelf lists, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 42, 71
Dewey (M.) Card shelf list, P.L. (9) 281-282

1905 Philip (A. J.) Card class register, L.W. (7) 323-325

1906 Savage (E. A.) Classification guides and indexes, L.W. (8) 265
McDonnell (E. P.) Cataloguing in small Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull (2) 2-5
Care and use of township Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 61

1908 Tyler (A. S.) Library Commission, the small Library and the card

catalog, A. L.A. Bull (2) 370-372
Carney (F.) Some problems of a shelf department, L.J. (33) 434-435

1909 Gilbert (M.) Sheaf catalogues applied to the shelves, L.W. (12) 161-165
Shelf list: a descriptive article, N.Y.L. (i) 250-251

Coolidge (O. P.) Records necessary for the small Librarj-, P.L. (14) 12
For particulars relating to Shelf Registers, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Burkau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

H 105 SHELF LABELS

1876 Poole (VV. F.) Tags, U.S. Rept 495
1886 Shelf labels. L.N. {U.S.) (1) 132-133

1897 Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Greenwood's Yr-Bk 67-68
1904 Stewart (J. D.) Guiding an open access Lending Library, L.W. (7) 113-8
1906 Savage (E. A.) Classification guides and indexes, L.W. (8) 261-266
1909 Gilbert (^L) Sheaf catalogues applied to the shelves of a classified Library,
L.W. (12) 161-166
See also H 103
For particulars relating to Shelf Labels, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Jioad,. Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
London Sand Blast Co., 58A, Gray's Inn Road, W.C.

H 106 SHELF LABEL HOLDERS

1902 Shelf label holders, Minn. la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 25, 70

1904 Stewart (J, D.) Guiding an open access Lending Library, L.W. (7) 115

1906 Savage (E A ) Classification guides and indexes, L. W, (8) 262

CLASS MARKING AND LETTERING 339

For particulars relating to Shelf Label Holders, apply to —

Adjustahle Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
LiUKARY Aids Co., 2q, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicaf^o, New York, Boston, London
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

H 107 CLASS MARKING AND LETTERING

187b Poole (VV. F.) Organization and managinunt of Public Libraries, U.S.

Rept 495
i8q3 Seymour ( ) Book marking, L.^ . (b.S.) (3) 426-429
1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments in Library practice, Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 83-84
i8(.)S Canfield (A. C.) Book numbering without labels, P.L. (3) 377
1S99 Lane (L. P.) Typewritten book labels, P.L. (4) 443

1905 Method of class labelling in the New York Stale Library, A'. Y.S.L. Rept

(88) 550

1906 Caldwell (W. R.) Gold ink marking, P.L. (11) 24, 105

1907 Method of sticking labels, N.Y.L. (i) 30

1908 Stephen (G. A.) Application of exact classification to shelf arrangement,

L.W. (11) 251-255, 325-331

For particulars relating to Classification and Shelf Colour Labels, apply to —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Y'armouth
Library Bure.u', Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

H 108 SHELF COLOUR LABELS

1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 83-84
1900-01 Jast (L. S.) Library classification, Grceirwood's Yr-Bk 30

340 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

CLASS I— Cataloguing:

I 1 CATALOGUING— BIBLIOGRAPHY

1894 Brown (J. D.) Mechanical methods of displaying catalogues, L. (6) 61-66
Nelson (C. A.) List of articles noted in Library Journal since 1889, L.J.
(19) Conf No 69-77
1900 Martel (C.) Contributions to the literature of cataloguing, L.J. (25) 28-30

1903 Bibliography of co-operative cataloguing, and the printing of catalogue

cards (1850-1902) by J. Jahr and A. J. Strohm. (Reprinted from the
Report of the Librarian of Congress, 1902) ii6p

1904 Books on cataloguing, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 78

I M CATALOGUING— GENERAL

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Dr. Hagen's letter on cataloguing, L.J. (i) 216-220
Dewey (M.) A model accession catalogue, L.J. (i) 315-320

— Decimal classification and subject-index, U.S. Kept 62^

Poole (W. F.) Cataloguing, U.S. Kept 489-490

Robinson (O. H.) Cataloguing for College Libraries, U.S. Kept 512-514

1877 Cutter (C. A.) Cataloguing, ist Int Conf 82-83, ^-J- (^) i74-i75
Walford (C.) Notes on cataloguing, ist Int Conf 86-87, -L-/- (2) 161-162,

Discussion 259-262

1878 Vinton (F.) Chief need in Libraries, L.J. (3) 49-50

Spofford (A. R.) Book auction catalogues and their perils, L.J. (3) 53

1879 Whitney (J. L.) Catalogues of town Libraries, L.J. (4) 268-275

1882 Jones (L. E.) Report on cataloguing, L.J. (7) 177-178

1883 Noyes (S. B.) Cataloguing, L.J. (8) 166-172

1884 Hutton (H. D.) Impression of twelve years' cataloguing in a great

Library, L.A. Trans (7) 45-50

1885 Dewey (M.) A. L.A. Catalogue, L.J. (10) 73

Arnold (E. C.) Solecisms in cataloguing, L.J. (10) 132

Gompertz (C. F.) Publishers and authors as cataloguers, L.J. (10) 132

Nelson (C. A.) Yearly report on cataloguing, L.J. (10) 263-267

1886 Catalogues and classification, L.N. (U.S.) (i) in

1887 Appleton (A. L) Simple lessons in cataloguing, L.J. (12) 115, 123
Williams (L. A.) Cataloguing — a word to beginners, L.J. (12) 121-123
Poole (R. B.) British Museum cataloguing system in the New York

Y.M.C.A., L.J. (12) 338, 436

1888 Stanley (H. M.) Methods in cataloguing, L.J. (13) 318

1889 Cutter (C. A.) Presidential address, St. Louis Conference, L.J. (14) 15 1-3
An extreme case of cataloguing, L.J. (14) 129

1890 Cole (G. W.) The future of cataloguing, L.J. (15) 172-176

Linderfelt (K. A.) Report on catalogs and classification, L.J. (15) Conf
No 67-73

1891 Stetson (W. K.) Economical, educational, select catalogues for Public

Libraries, L.J. (16) Conf No 26-27
Cutler (M. S.) Catalogs and classification, L.J. (16) Conf No 50-51
Cataloguing, L.J. (16) Conf No 114-116

1892 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing, U.S. Rept (1892-1893) 835-49

Reed (T. B.) On the use and classification of a Typographical Library,

^- (4) 33-44

1893 Gauss (E. F. L.) Some popular errors in the entering and cataloguing

of books in Libraries, L.J. (18) 5-8
Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing, L.J. (18) 238-240, Discussion Conf No 75-79

1894 Kephart (H.) Economies in. cataloguing, L.J. (19) 105

Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification and catalogues, with list of
articles noted in the fJbrary Journal since 1889, L.J. (iq) Conf No 69-77

1895 Wade (E. J.) Cataloguing in the future, L.J. (20) Conf No 21-24, 7^
Cole (G. W.) Cataloguing in the future, L.J. (20) Conf No 24, 72

1896 Ogle (J. J.) Some pitfalls in cataloguing, L. (8) 150-156
Cataloguing (A. L.A. Primer), P.L. (i) 42-43

Benedict (L. E. \V.) Suggestions to beginners in cat.doguing, P.L. (i)
266-267, 302-303

CATALOGUING— GENERAL 34'

Wire (G. E.) Reclassifying and recataloRuing a Public Library without

stopping the circulation, P.L. (i) 295-206
i8()7 Pollard (A. W.) Relations of bibliography and cataloguing, 2nd hit Coiif

63-66
VVeale (W. H. J.) History and cataloguing of the National Art Library,

2nd Int Cotif 97-98
Cropton (F. B.) A hint in cataloguing, 3nd Lit Conf 146-147
Woodward (B. B.) and C. I). Sherborn. Curiosities of cataloguing, L.

(9) 70-73
Brown (J. D.) Classification and cataloguing, L. (9) 150-156
Sanborn (K. E.) A word on cataloguing, L.j. (22) 13
Wire (G. E.) Some heresies about cataloguing, L.J. (22) Conf No 62-63,

Discussion 123-126, P.L. (2) 391
Publications of the Office International de Bibliographic, L.J. (22) 304-5
Mann (M.) Cataloguing, P.L. (2) 298-299
Brown (J. D.) Formation of Public Libraries, Grcemvood's Yr-Bk 68

1898 Gillett (C. R.) Notation for College Libraries, L.J. (it,) 521

Wire (G. E.) Report on classification and cataloguing, L.J. (23) Conf No

18-22
Librarian's workshop — Cataloguing, L. IF. (i) 64-65
Valkenburgh (A. \"an) Classifying and cataloguing a small Fibrary, P.L.

(3) 199-201

1899 Quinn (J. H.) ^Llnual of Library cataloguing : a review, L.J. (24) 265-6
Fellows (J. D.) Cataloguing, accessioning and shelf listing for small

Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 68-70, P.L. (4) 262-264
Anderson (H. C. L.) A cataloguing guide, P.L. (4) 19
Galbreath (C. B.) Classification and cataloguing of a State Library, P.L.

(4) 437-439

Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing — suggestions and rules,

L.TF. (i) 159-162, 213-215, (2) 5-9, 32-33, 118-121, 229-231, (3) 29-34
Eastman (W. R.) Hints for cataloguing small Libraries, U.S. Rept 706-7

1900 Crunden (F. ISL) How things are done in one American Library — Selec-

tion, purchase and cataloguing of books, L. (N.S.) (i) 290-298
Jast (L. S.) Some hindrances to progress in Public Library work —

unexplanatory cataloguing, L.A.R. (2) 84-86
Dent (R. K.) Curious catalogue — some notes on the catalogue of

William Drummond of Hawthornden, L.A.R. (2) 427-429
Hulme (E. W.) Principles of dictionary subject-cataloguing in scientific

and technical Libraries, L.A.R. (2) 571-576
Martel (C.) Contributions to the literature of cataloguing : book reviews,

L.J. (25) 28-30
Cataloguing and cataloguers — Round table meeting, L.J. (25) 291, Conf

No 154-162
Crawford (E.) Cataloging: review by C. A. Cutter, L.J. (25) 596-597
Quinn (J. H.) Developments in cataloguing, Greenwood's Yr-Bk (1900-01)

.-■^7-45

1901 Vine (G.) Typewriter and its employment for cataloguing, L..4.i?. (3) 117-9
Pollard (A. W.) Notes on books and work, /,. (.V..S'.) (2) 100-107

Jast (L. S.) Problem of the printed catalogue with a possible solution,

L. (N.S.) (2) 141-146
Farr (H.) and J. W. Brown. Cataloguing and otherwise preparing books

for the use of the public, L.A.R. (3) 226-227
A.L.A. Catalog section, L.J. (26) Conf No 146-162, 207
Bullock (E. D.) Practical cataloguing, P.L. (6) 134-138
Ganley (NF) Some problems in cataloguing, P.L. (6) 139-143
Smith (F. E.) Best catalogue for a small Library, P.L. (6) 147-150
Simpson (F.) Some problems in cataloguing a normal school Library,

P.L. (6) 152-154
Functions of cataloguing : Division of Library of Congress, Rcpt of

Libn of Cong 224-241

1902 Careless cataloguing, L. (N.S.) (3) 321-326

.De Morgan (A.) Difficulty of correct descrijition of books, L.A.R. (4)

247-^73
Report of the Librarian of Congress, L.J. (27) looS-ioii
U)03 Plant (W. C.) Disputed points in cataloguing, L.A.R. (5) 215-237, Dis-
cussion 251-256, Errata 300
Mould (R. W.) Some Library aids- other than mechanical, L.A.R. (5)
362-365

342 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Rae (\V. S. C.) Popularizing^ the best books, L.A.R. (5) 623-529
Tillinghast (W. H.) Rules for the preparation of the catalogue of the

Imperial Library, Vienna : a review, L.J. (2S) 29-30
A.L.A. Publishing Board : Report by W. I. Fletcher, L.J. (28) Conf No

107-109
A.L.A. Catalog section, L.J. (28) Conf No 176-194, P.L. (8) 359-361
Bushy (M. J.) Cataloguing, P.L. (8) 148-150
Anderson (H. C. L.) A guide to cataloguing — a guide to the system of

cataloguing the Reference Library of New South Wales, Sydney, with

relative decimal classification and headings used in the Subject Index,

P.L. (8) 171-172
White (W. F.) New Paltz system of treating pamphlets and art materials

— illustrated by specimen card catalogue entries, P.L. (8) 301-306
Massachusetts Library Club discussion, P.L. (8) 431

1904 Hitchler (T.) Cataloguing for small Libraries, L.J. (29) 9-16, P.L. (9) 106
Kroeger (A. B.) The A.L.A. catalog rules, L.J. (29) 309-310

Bond (H.) Some features of recent Library practice in Great Britain, L.J.

(29) Conf No 31-32

Lane (W. C.) Present tendencies of catalogue practice, L.J. (29) Conf

No 134-143, Discussion 22S-231
Brown (J. D.) The philosophy of cataloguing, L.W. (b) 319-324
Smith (L.) Helpful points in cataloguing and analysing, P.L. (g) 103-106
Clapworthy (L. M.) Cataloguing, P.L. (9) 107-108
Better cataloguing for small Libraries — a special foreword by the Ohio

Commission, P.L. (9) 114-115, 168
Roden (C. B.) On cataloguing — some glittering generalities, P.L. (9) 116-7
Cataloguing for small Libraries, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 32

1905 Bishop (W. W.) Some considerations on the cost of cataloguing, L.J.

(30) 10-14

Fletcher (W. I.) Future of the catalogue, L.J. (30) 141-144

A.L.A. Catalog section, L.J. (30) Conf No iS6-igi, P.L. (10) 414-15, 516-19

Sayers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Cataloguing materials and

technique, L.W. (7) 288-290
Brown (J. D.) Book description, L.W. (8) 87-90, 145-147
Cutter (C. A.) Last word on cataloguing, P.L. (10) 17
Severance (H. O.) Three of the earliest catalogues, P.L. (10) 116-117
Tolman (F. L.) Bibliography and cataloguing- — some difficulties and

contrasts, P.L. (10) 1 19-122
J906 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of cataloguing, L..A.R. (8) 31-45, Discussion 66-8
Philip (A. j.) Mr. E. W. Hulme on cataloguing— a letter. L.A.R. (8) 125-6
Bailey (Sir W. H.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (8) 468-470
Valkenburgh (A. Van) Common sense in cataloguing small Libraries,

L.J. (31) Conf No 127-129, Discussion 237-239
Neumann (F.) Cataloguing of early printing in the United States prior

to 1800, L.J. (31) 669-671
Wilson (B.) Parody on Hamlet's soliloquy addressed " To the Cataloguer,"

la Lib O. (5) 121
Hanson ("J. C. M.) Some points in cataloguing, P.L. (u) 62-63
Eastman (W. R.) How to catalogue a small Library, P.L. (11) 314
McDonnell (E. P.) Cataloguing in small Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull (2) 2-5
Hazeltine (M. E.) Technical notes for small Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 44
1907 Bullen (R. F.) Library catalogues, their effects and defects, L.A. (5) 235-9
Barlow (H.) Future of the catalogue, L.A. (5) 239-243
.Mdred (T.) On the formation of an Advisory Board on cataloguing and

classification, L.A.R. (q) 16W-172
Kroeger (.\. B.) Instruction in cataloguing in Library schools, L.J. (^,2)

108-111
.\.L.A. Catalog section, /../. (32) 272
Australian cataloguing, Lib Work (i) 69-70
Uniformity in cataloguing, IJb Work (i) 19
A.L.A. Catalog section, A.L.A. Bull (i) No i, 5, 20; No 2, 61, Conf

No 282-8
iqoS Clarke (O. E.) Learning to catalogue, L.A. (6) 1 16-12 1, Discussion 122-23
Brown (J. D.) The tyranny of the catalogue, L.W. (11) 1-6
Keogh (A.) Thoughts on cataloguing and cataloguers, P.L. (13) 246-247

A.L.A. Bull (2) 360-361
Small Libraries' section of the catalogue section of .\.h..\. Conference,

P.L. (13) 268-270

CATALOGUING RULES— GENERAL 343

Tyler (A. S.) Library Commission, 'the small Library and the card

cataloi^-ue, A.L.A. Bull (2) 370-372, Discussion P.L. (13) 268-269
Bacon (C.) Report of Committee on Library Administration, A.L.A. Bull

(2) 229-231

A.L.A. Catalog section, .1.L..4. Bull (2) 359-372

Roden (C. B.) Thougfhts on Reference Libraries by a cataloguer, .1.L..4.

Bull (2) 361-364, Discussion 364-370
Copies of catalogue signs, Lib Occ (2) 12
1909 Sawyer (H. B.) Questions and answers about cataloguing, Wis Lib Bull

(5) 11-13
Hawkes (A. J.) Vice of consistency, L.W. (12) 183-186
Corns (A. R.) Some insufficiently developed points in Library practice

(Indexing contents of collecled works), L.A.R. (11) 257-jb3
Lowe (J. A.) Personal contact through the catalogue, /../. (34) 265

12 CATALOGUING RULES— GENERAL

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Rules for a printed dictionary catalogue. Printed

separately as part 2 of the U.S. Rept

1877 Hjaltalin (J. A.) Remarks on rules for an alphabetical catalogue, ist

Int Coiif 1)3-1)6, 159

1878 A.L.A. Report of Committee on uniform title entries, containing condensed

rules with the Committee's reasons and the sub-report on sizes. L.J.

(3) 12-20

Perkins (F. B.) The accession catalogue again, L.J. (3) 336
Dewe)- (M.) The accession catalogue again, L.J. (3) 336-338

1879 Preliminarv reports of the L..\.l'.K. Committee, also discussion, changes,

etc., L.A. Traus (2) 8-10. L.J. (4) 416-417 .

1880 Cataloguing rules of the L.A. U.K., L.^.i\/..V. (1) 59-63
Cataloguing rules as originally drafted and as amended at Edinburgh,

L..1. Trans (3) 5-8, 135-136, 174-178, L.J. (5) 271-273

1881 Cataloguing rules of the L.A. U.K., L.A. M.N. (2) 72, 81-4, L.J. (6) 315-6
Cataloguing rules of the L..\.U.K., as amended at Edinburgh and London,

1880-1881, L.A. Trans (4) 83-84

1882 German Librarian on our cataloguing rules, L.A. M.N. (3) 102-105

1883 American Library Association condensed rules for an author and title

catalogue, L.J. (8) 251-254, 263-264
Nicholson (E. B.) Compendit)us cataloguing rules for the author catalogue

of the Bodleian Library, L.J. (8) 298-301, L.A. M.N. (4) 5-9, 31-33
Report on illustrations to the cataloguing rules, L.A. Trans (6) 8, 176

1884 Blackburn (C. F.) Hints on catalogue titles and index entries : reviewed

in L.C. (i) 78 ^

Notes on the L.A. U.K. cataloguing rules by a German Librarian, L.J.
(9) 190-191

1885 Cataloguing rules of the L.A. U.K., as revised at Liverpool, 1883, L.C.

(2) 25-28

1886 Dziatzko (C.) Instruction fiir die Ordnung der Titel im Alphabetischen

Zettelkalalog der koniglichen und UniversItiits-BIbliothek zu Bre>lau :
noted in L.J. (11) 172, 192, L.C. (3) 62

1887 Kephart (H.) Fumagalli's rules for cataloguing, L.J. (12) 547-548

1888 Garnett (R.) Prof. Dziatzko "s cataloguing rules, L.C. (5) i66-i6q
Prof. Dziatzko on his cataloguing rules: a rejoinder, L.C. (5) 194-1(15

1889 A.L.A. Report of the co-operation Committee (mostlv on Alphabeting).

L.J. (14) 273-275

1890 Wheatley (H. B.) How to catalogue a Library : reviewed in L.J. (15) 72-4
1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing : rules, cards, etc., U.S. Rept (i) 835-838

1893 — Cataloguing, L.J. (18) 238-240, Conf No 75-80

1894 Clark (E. C.) Women in literature at the fair from the standpoint of the

Librarian and cataloguer, /,./. (19) 47-49
Kay (J. T.) How to catalog books, L.J. (19) 125-128
Cataloguing rules, Greenwood's Public Libraries 405-408

1899 Aldred (T.) Cataloguing rules: a letter }e revision, L.A.R. (i) 756-758
Simplified Library School rules : a review, L.J. (24) 264-265

Fellows (J. D.) Cataloguing, accessioning and shelf listing for small
Libraries, L.J. (24) Conf No 6S-70, P.L. (4) 262-264
1899-1900 Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing : suggestions and
rules, L.W. (i) 159-62, 213-15, (^) 5-<). :i2-i^ 118-21, 229-31, 285-8, (3) 29-31

1900 Wheatley (H. B.) British Museum revised rules for cataloguing : a

criticism, L. (N.S.) (i) 215, 263-273

344 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. {N.S.) (i) 222-223

Dziatzko (C.) Instruction fiir die Ordnung der Titel im Alphabetischen

Zettelkatalog der koniglichen und Universitiits-Bibliothek : a review,

L. (N.S.) (i) 354
Kroegcr (A. B.) Co-operative cataloguing and the A.L.A. Rules, L.J. (25)
, Conf No 73-77

Cataloguing and cataloguers : Round table meeting, Discussion. L.J. {25)

Conf No 154-162, P.L. (5) 298

1901 British Museum Rules, L. (N.S.) (2) 227

A.L.A. Catalog section. Discussion, L.J. (26) 146-162, 207, P.L. (6) 553-556
— • Advisory Committee on cataloguing rules, L.J. (26) 21 1-2 12

1902 Jast (L. S.) Library Association cataloguing rules, L.A.R. (4) 579-582,

Discussion 540-542
A.L.A. Revision of the rules. Editorial, L.J. (27) 813-814
Tillinghast (W. H.) Some general rules and suggestions for a Library

staff, L.J. (27) 873-875
A.L.A. Rules : advance edition : a review, L.J. (27) 903-904, 938-939
Kroeger (A. B.) Cataloguing and the new A.L.A. rules, L.J. (27) 1011-12
A.L.A. Catalog section, P.L. (7) 241, 320-323
English cataloguing rules : British Museum, Bodleian, and the Library

Association rules," Bulletin No 77, N.Y.S.L. Rept 85

1903 Gunthorpe (E.) Association's cataloguing rules (a letter), L.A.R. (5) 5.7-8
Hulme (E. W.) Librarian's aids, L.A.R. (5) 126

Kroeger (A. B.) Cataloguing and the new A.L.A. rules, P.L. (8) 20-21
Anderson (H. C. L.) Guide to the system of cataloguing the Reference
Library of New South Wales, with rules for cataloguing, P.L. (8) 17 1-2

1904 L.A.U.K. Report of the Committee on cataloguing rules, L.A.R. (6) 482-

485, Discussion 485-488
Cataloguing rules, discussion, L. (N.S.) (5) 415
Hitchler (T.) Cataloguing for small Libraries, L.J. (29) 9-16
Pettee (J. L) Dissertations and program literature, L.J. (29) 297-300
Kroeger (A. B.) A.L.A. Cataloguing rules, L.J. (29) 309-10, P.L. (9) 279-80
Jast (L. S.) Revision of the cataloguing rules of the L.A.U.K., L.J. (29)

Conf No 231-235
A.L.A. Rules : advance edition : condensed rules for an author and title

catalogue : prepared by the co-operative Committee of the American

Library Association, 1883; revised by the Advisory Catalogue Committee,

Lib of Cong (1902) 23P., new ed. (1904) 28p.
Special rules on cataloguing to supplement A.L.A. Rules — advance edition,

Lib of Con^ 26p.

1905 Kroeger (A. B.) Arrangement of entries in catalogues : disputed points

in arrangement and comparison of general practice with Cutter's rules,

L.J. (30) 146-147. P-L. (10) 18-19
Hanson (J. C. M.) Questions in cataloguing rules, L.J. (30) 278-279
Variation from the A.L.A. Rules : advance edition in Librarv of Congress

cards, 1898-1905, L.J. (30) Conf No 186-191
A.L.A. Catalog section, P.L. (10) 414-415
New York State Library : directions for cataloguers, Bulletin 95, 575-578,

N.Y.S.L. Rept 88
Note on the Anglo-.American Catalogue rules in Rept of Libn of Cong 75

1906 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of cataloguing, L.A.R. (8) 31-45, Discussion 66-8
A.L.A. Report of Catalog Rules Committee, L.A.R. (8) 499-500, L.J. (31)

Conf No 157-158, 221, 236-239

1907 — Report of Catalog Rules Committee by J. C. M. Hanson, A.L.A. Bull

(i) 47-52, 56-57, Discussion, etc., 282-283, 297-302
— Report of Catalog Rules Committee on joint code, L.J. (22) 280-282
Aldred (T.) F"ormation of an .Advisory Board on cataloguing and classifica-
tion, L.A.R. (9) 167-172
L.A.U.K. Report of the cataloguing rules Committee, L.A.R. (9) 667-671

1908 A.L.A. and L.A. Rules, A.L.A. Bull (2) 9-1 1

Report of the Catalogue Rules Committee, A.L.A. Bull (2) 171-173, P.L.

(13) 257
Tedder (H. R.) New Anglo-American joint code of cataloguing rules,

L.A. (6) 228-233. Discussion 233-235
The Anglo-American catalog rules : a review, L.J. {;i2) 523-524
Stephen (G. A.) British Museum cataloguing rules, L.W. (10) 401-410
A.L.A. Report of Committee on International code of cataloguing rules,

P-L. (13) 257

CATALOGUING RULES— SPECIAL 345

Kcoj^h (A.) New A.L.A. Rules, P.L. (13) 356
Elliott (J. E.) Some catalo^^uing notes, Wis Lib Bull (4) 5^-53
1909 Minto (j.) Anglo-American cataloguing rules, I..A.h'. (11) 289-302, Dis-
cussion 335-33^
Guppy (H.) New cataloguing code as a contribution to Library develop-
ment, L.A.R. (11) 374-375
Sayers (W. C. B.) Anglo-American cataloguing code, 7.. II'. (11) 467-472
Hurley (L.) Criticism of Mr. Sayers' article, L.W. (12) 120
Sec also Rules for special subjects

CATALOGUING RULES— SPECIAL
13 ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT

1877 Hjaltalin (J. A.) Remarks on rules for an alphabetical catalogue, ist

Int Conf qycjt)
Wheatiey (H B.) On the alphabetical arrangenu nt of the titles of

anonymous books, 1st hit Conf 97-99
1880 Dewey (M.) Alphabeting catalogue cards, L.J. (5) 176-177
1886 Dziatzko (C.) Instruction fur die Ordnung der Titel im Alphabetischen

Zettclkatalog der koniglichen und L'niver>itats-Bibliolhek zu Breslau :

noted in L.). (11) 172-192, L.C. (3) 62
18S7 Edmands (J.) Rules for alphabeting, L.]. (12) 320-331, 431-432

1888 Garnelt (R.) Prof. Dziatzko's cataloguing rules, L.C. (5) i66-i6c)
Prof. D/iat/ko on his cataloguing rules : a rejoinder, L.C. (5) 194-195

1889 A.L.A. Report of the Co-operation Committee (mostl}- on alphabeting),

L.]. (14) 273-275
1899 Catalogue arrangement, L. Tl'. (2) 122-123
1905 Kroeger (A. B.) Arrangement of entries in catalogues : disputed points

in arrangement and comparison of general practice with Cutter's rules,

L.]. (30) 146-147. i'J^- (10) 18-19 ^

SPECIAL

13 1 GERMAN VOWELS

1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Rules for entry of the German A.6.U., U.S. Kept 846
i8q3 Gauss (E. F. L.) Some popular errors in the entering and cataloguing
of books, L.J. (18) 6-7

13=2 TRANSLITERATION

1885 Report of the A.L..\. Transliteration Committee, L.J. (10) 302-311
1892 Bolton (H. C.) Russian transliteration, L.J. (17) 383-384
1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Rules for transliteration, U.S. Kept 847
1898 Wiener (L.) The transliteration of Russian, L.J. (23) Conf No 174

14 AUTHOR ENTRY (with rules for treatment of Christian Names)

1876 Standard abbreviations to be used in cataloguing, L.J. (i) 322-3
Cutter (C. A.) Abbreviation of Christian names, /-./. (i) 405-6

1877 Hjaltalin (J. A.) Remarks on rules for an alphabetical catalogue, ist

Int Conf 93-6

1878 A.L..\. Report of Committee on abbreviations to be used in cataloguing,

L.J. (3) 16-9

1880 Wheatiey (B. R.) Thoughts on title-taking, trite, trivial or tentative,

L.A.M.N. (i) 25-32
Cutter (C. A.) .Abbreviations for feminine names, L.J. (5) 176

1881 Cataloguing rules of the L..\.LI.K. as amended at Edinburgh and London,

1880-1881, L..L Trans (4) 83-4
Wheatiey (B. R.) On the question of authorship in " .\cadeniie;il Disser-
tations," L..I. Trans (4) 37-42

1882 German Librarian on our cataloguing rules, L..I..U..V. (3) 104-5

1883 A.L.A. Condensed rules for an author and title catalogue, L.J. (S) 251-4,

263-4
Nicholson (E. B.) (\)ni|)endious cataloguing rules for the author catalogue
of the Bodleian Library, L.J. (8) 2()8-3oi, L.A.M.X. (4) 5-9, ^i--,

1885 Discussion on author's full names and the use of printed catalogues, L.J.

(10) 321-3

1886 Dewey (M.) Library abbreviations for fore-names, etc., L.y. (U.S.) (i)

206-2 1 1

1887 Cataloguing women's names, L.J. (12) 240

346 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1888 Garnett (R.) Prof. Dziatzko's cataloguing rules, L.C. (5) 166-9

Special author tables, L.N. (U.S.) (3) 437-450 r ^ r ^

Dickson (Prof. W. P.) Address to the Library Association. L.C. (5) 107-9
Cole (G. W.) Cataloguing married women's names, L.J. (13) 80-1
Williams (F. W.) Cataloguing women's names, L.J. (13) 364
Entering of titles of women, L.J. (13) 321-2

1SS9 Phillimore (W. P. W.) Contractions of fore-names, L. (i) 302-303

Hull (C. IL) Helps for cataloguers in finding full name^,, L.J. (14) 7-20
Cutter {C. A.) Common sense in Libraries, L.J. (14) 153

i8q2-3 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing, U.S. Kept 842-843 _

1893 Dickson (\V. P.) How to procure full names for aulhor entries, L. (5)

16-19, Discussion 82-83
Crandall (M. L) Full fore-names in catalogues, L.J. ( i^) 4
Gauss (E. F. L.) Some popular errors in the entering and cataloguing

of books, L.J. (18) 5-8
Pretsch (K.) Additions and corrections to author entries in the catalogue

of the Peabodv Institute Library and the British Museum, L.J. (18) 37-40
Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing, L./' (18) 238-240, Discussion Conf No 75-80
Full names at Newberry Library, L.J. (18) 302

1894 Clarke (E. A.) Woman in literature at the Fair from the standpoint of the

Librarian and cataloguer, L.J. (19) 48-49
1896 Ogle (J. |.) Some pitfalls in cataloguing, L. (8) 150-152

1900 Wheatley (H. B.) British Museum revised rules for cataloguing, L. (N.S.)

(i) 266-2bq
Cataloging and catalogers : Round table meeting, L.J. (25) 154-162

1901 Lewin (P. E.) Titles of honour in catalogues, L.A. (3) 69-72

1902 Jast (L. S.) The Library Association Cataloguing Rules, L.A.R. (4) 579-82
A. L.A. Rules : advance edition : a review by G. M. Jones, L.J. (27) 903-4

1903 Gunthorpe (E.) The Library Association's cataloguing rules : a letter,

L.A.R. (5) 57-58

1904 Brown (J. D.) The philosophy of cataloguing, L.W. (b) 319-324
Smith (L.) Cataloging and analyzing, P.L. (9) 103-104
Dewey (M.) Hunting for full names, P.L. (9) 281

1905 Sayers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Catalogues for children, L.A.R.

(7) 385-387
Kroeger (A. B.) Arrangement of entries in catalogues, L.J. (30) 146-147,

P.L. (10) 18-19
ic)o6 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of cataloguing, L.A.R. (S) 31-45, Discussion

66-68
Valkenburgh (A. Van) Common sense in cataloging small Libraries

(Christian names), L.J. (31) Conf No 127-129, Discussion 237-239
Hazeltine (M. E.) Author entry in card catalogues, Wis Lib Btill (2) 44

1907 A. L.A. Report of Commtitee on catalog rules, A. L.A. Bull (i) 49-51

1908 Tedder (H. R.) New Anglo-American joint code of cataloguing rules,

L.A. (6) 228-233, Discussion 233-235, L..A.R. (10) 690-692
Post (W. L.) Author headings for LT.S. public documents, L.J. (33) 227-8
Anglo-American cataloguing rules : a review, L.J. (33) 523-524
Stewart (J. D.) Rules for an author and title sheaf catalogue, L.W. (10)

364-367

1909 Cataloguing rules : author and title entries compiled by the Committee

of the A. L.A. and L.A.C.K. : a review by W. C. B. Sayers, L.W.
(11) 467-472

14=1 ENGLISH NOBLEMEN

1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing rules for English noblemen, U.S. Rept 844
1900 Wheatley (IL B.) British Museum revised rules for cataloguing, L. (N.S.)
(i) 268-269
Cataloguing and catalogers : Round table meeting, L.J. (25) 157-158
u)Oi Lewin (P. E.) Titles of honour in catalogues, L.A. (3) 69-70

14=2 NAMES OF CITIES

1877 Hjaltalin (J. A.) Remarks on rules for an alphabetical catalogue, ist

Int Conf 95
iSSo Wheatley (B. R.) Thoughts on liile-taking, trite, trivnl or tentative,

L.A. M.N. (i) 29-32
1892.3 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing rules for names of cities, U.S. Rept 844
1900 Cataloging and catalogers : Round table meeting, /../. (25) 158-159

CATALOGUING KLLES—SPECIAL 347

14=3 NAMES OF ARTISTS

1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguiiij; rules for names of artists, L'.S. Rcpt .S47

15 CORPORATE ENTRY

1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Report for entry of societies, etc.. L .S. Rcpt S45

1896 Fletcher (W. \.) Corporate authorship, I..]. (21) 493-494

1897 Cutter (C. A.) Corporate entry: further consideration, L.J. (22) 432-434
Clarke {\l. \i.) Corporate entry, L.]. (22) 434-435

1900 Cataloging- and catalogtrs : Round table meeting, L.]. (25) 155-156

Hasse (A. R.) Cataloging annual reports, P.L. (5) 31^-320
1902 A.L.A. Roll s : advance edition : a review by G. M. Jones, L.J. (27) 903-4

1905 Hanson (J. C. ^L) Rules for corporate entry, /../. (30) 72-80

1906 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of cataloguing, L.A.R. (8) 31-45, Discussion b6-&
Hanson (J. C. M.) Library of Congress Rules for Young Men's Christian

Associations, etc., L.J. (31) 44-45

— Form of entry for institutions, associations, etc., L.J. (31) 99-100

— Some points of cataloging, P.L. (11) 62-63

1908 Rules for author entrv in card catalogues for material published by State

Departments, iV. V.L. (i) 121-122
Clarke (F. F.) L'nited States public documents and their catalogues,

L.J. (3O 3'7
Reinick (W. R.) Classifying and cataloguuig public documents, P.L. (11)

51-53

16 TITLE ENTRY

1877 Discussion on uniform title entries, /,./. (2) 2S-31

1878 A.L.A. Rei)t)rt of Committee on uniform title entries, containing condensed

rules with tlie Committee's reasons and the sub-report on sizes, L.J.
(3) 12-20, X13-5
W'heatley (H. B.) On the alphabetical arrangement of the titles of
anonymous books, ist hit Couj 97-9

1879 Report on title entries, L.A. Trans (2) 8-10, L.J. (4) 416-7. iSSo : L.A.

Trans (3) 5-S, 135-6, 174-8, L.J. (5) 271-3

1880 Wheatlev (B. R.) Thoughts on title-taking, trite, trivial or tentative,

L.A.M.N. (I) 25-32
Cataloguing rules of the Librarv Association of the I nited Kingdom,
L.A.M.N. (I) 59-63

1881 Report on title entries, L..1. 'Irons (4) 6

Cataloguing rules of the Library Association of the United Kingdom,
L.A.M.N. (2) 81-4, L.J. (6) 315-6

1882 German Librarian on our cataloguing rules, L.A.M.N. (3) 103

1883 A.L.A. Condensed rules for an author and title catalogue, L.J. (8) 251-4,

263-4

1884 Blackburn (C. F.) Hints on catalogue titles and on index entries : reviewed

in L.C. (i) 78
1886 Dziatzko (C.) Instruction fiir die Ordnung der Tile! im .Mphabetischen

Zettelkatalog de Koniglichen L'niversitiits zu Breslau, noted in L.J. (ii)

172, 192
1888 Garnett (R.) IVof. Dzial/ko'.-. cataloguing rules, L.C. (5) i(i6-i)

Prof. Dziatzko on his cataloguing rules : ;i rejoinder, L.C. (5) 194-5
1891 Lindcrfelt (K. .\.) Fcleclic card catalogue rules: author and title entries

based on Dziatzko's " Instruction," reviewed in L.J. (t(i) 148-9
1896 Ogle (J. J.) Some pitfalls in cataloguing, L. (8) 154-5
i8g8 Dent (R. K.) Titles; or, traps for the unwary, /-. (10) i65-()

Rules for title pages, /„/. (23) 62
1899 Stephen (G. A.) Hcnv to catalogue a novel by its title : with a suggestion

for a new rule, L.A.R. (i) 432-440
1905 Sayers (\V. C. R.) <Wil |. I). .Stewart. Catalogues for children, L.A.R.

(7) 387-39'

1908 Tedder (H. R.) New .\nglo-.\merican jt)int code ol cataloguing rules,

L.A. (6) 228-233, Discus>ion 233-5
Stewart (J. D.) Rules for an .lUlhoV :md title sheaf catalogue, L. \V . (10)
364-7

1909 Cataloguing rule? : author and litN- entries compiled by the Committees

of the A.L.A. and I. A.l.K. a review bv W. C. B. .Sayers, L.W. (11)
467-47^

348 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBKAKY ECONOMY

17 SUBJECT HEADINGS

1876 Dewey (M.) Subjert catalogues, U.S. Kept 647-648

1878 Bowkrr (R. R.) Co-operative scheme of subject entry with a key to

catalogue headings, L.]. (3) 326-329
1881 A.L.A. Committee's Report on subject headings, L.]. (6) 114-115

1888 Brown (J. D.) Arrangement of large subject headings in a dictionary

catalogue, L.C. (5) 170-176

1889 Foster (W. E.) Uses of subject catalogues ruid subject lists, L.]. (14) 236-

239, Discussion 285-286

1890 Hull (C. H.) Subject catalogues in College Libraries, I. .J. (15) 167-171
1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Relation of author to subject cards, V.S. Kept 842, S47-9
1893 — Cataloging, L.J. (18) 239, Discussion Conf No 76-78

A.L.A. Report of Committee on an index to subject headings : by G. M.
Jones, L.J. (18) Conf No 79-82

1895 Curran (H. E.) Acceptable Free Library catalogues, L. (7) 21-28
A.L.A. Final report of Committee on an index to subject headings, L.J.

(20) Conf No 63

1896 Ogle (J. J.) Subject entries, L. (8) 580

1900 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of dictionary subject cataloguing, L.A.R. (2)

571-576

1901 — Construction of subject catalogues, L.A.R. (3) 507-513, Prdcis 486
Billings (J. S.) The card catalogue of a great Public Library, L.J. (26)

377-383
Pollard (A. W.) A meditation on directories, L. (iV..S.) (2) 83

1902 Careless cataloguing, L. (JV.5.) (3) 321-326

A.L.A. Round table discussion, L.J. (27) Conf No 223-224, 769
190^ Tvler (A. S.) Modification of subject entries for card catalogues, L.J.

"(28) 21-22, la Lib Q. (3) 48
Collar (M. A.) Children's books : subject headings, L.J. (28) Conf No

65-68
Anderson (H. C. L.) Guide to cataloguing : a guide to the system of

cataloguing the Reference Library of New South Wales, Sydney, with

relative Decimal classification and headings used in the subject index,

P.L. (8) I7i-i72_
Discussion on subject headings, P.L. (8) 360-361
Ames (S.) Subject headings for children's books, P.L. (8) 461
1904 Bliss (H. E.) Headings for Government publications, L.J. (29) 475

1906 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of cataloguing, L.A.R. (8) 31-45, Discussion 66-8
Bishop (W. W.) Subject headings in dictionary catalogues, L.J. (31) Conf

No 113-123, 236, Discussion P.L. (11) 449
Hasse (A. R.) Subject headings for state documents, L.J. (31) Conf No

123-126
Subject headings for state documents, L.J. (31) Conf No 236-237
Wyer (J. L) Selected author headings for U.S. Government documents.

Bulletin No 102, Library School No 21, 45-52, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89)

1907 Crawford (E.) New edition of the "A.L.A. Subject Headings," L.J. (32)

25-26, 435-436, 500-501, 560-561 (questions and answers), Illinois, Dis-
cussion 136-139. ^•'^- (12) 39-4". 312-315, 343-344. 384-385. 398-399

Australian cataloguing. Lib Work (i) 69-70

Revision of the " A.L..\. .Subject Headings ": Round table meeting, I'.L.
(12) 136-139

1908 Roden (C. B.) Thoughts on reference Libr.arians by a cataloguer, A.L.A.

Bull (2) 361-364, Discussion 364-370
Post (\V. L.) Author headings for U.S. ]Hiblic documents : a defence,

L.J. (33) 227-228
Matthews (C. G.) A new catalog card, L.J. (33) 233

1909 Tedder (H. R.) New Subject index of the London Library, L.A.R. (11)

476-485, Discussion 521-523, L.J. (34) 492
Vine (G.) On the construction of the subject catalogue, L.A.R. (11) 486-
507, Discussion 523

18 CAPITALS

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Use of capitals, L.J. (1) 162-166

Adversaria. Co-operative entries, L.J. (i) 403-405
1902 A.L.A. Catalog section : Discussion on capitalization, /../. (27) Conf No
192-196, P.L. (7) 322
Dewey (M.) Changing catalog rules, L.J. (27) Conf No 196, Discussion
196-202

('.i7.iL(^(;ryA(; RiLns—srECiAL 349

1903 Edmond (J. P.) On the use of capital k-tters in cataloguing, L.A.R.

(5) 77-»o

1905 Sayers (W. C. B.) and ]. D. Stewart. Catalogues for children, L.A.R.

(7) 385
Martel (C.) Comnion nouns in Girinan : why they need not be capitalized.

L-J- (30) 333-337

1906 A.L.A. Catalog rules : Report of ConimiitiH', .1.7...1. Bull (i) 50

Hulme (E. W.) Principles of cataloguing, L.A.R. (8) 31-45, Discussion 66-8
Valkenburgh (A. Van) Common sense in cataloguing small Libraries,
L.]. (31) Conf No 127-129, Discussion 237-239

19 ANONYMOUS AND PSEUDONYMOUS BOOKS

1876 Whitney (J. L.) Pseudonyms and anonyms, L.J. (i) 375-O

1877 Iljaltalin (J. A.) Remarks on rules for an alphabetical catalogue, 1st hit

Conf 94-b, 159
Wheatley (H. B.) On the alphabetical arrangement of the titles of
anonymous books, 1st Int Conf 97-9, 159, L.J. (2) 186-7, Discussion 263-4

1878 A.L.A. Committee's report on uniform entries, L.J. (3) 15
1882 Wheatley (H. B.) Entry of anonymous books, L./. (7) 63-4

1885 INIann (B. P.) Cataloguing anonymous works by known authors, L.J.
(10) 213, 327

1887 Frev (A. R.) Cataloguing of anonymous and jjseudonvmous literature,

L.J. {12) 192-4

1888 Garnett (R.) Prof. Dziatzko's cataloguing rules, L.C. (5) 167, 169
Prof. Dziatzko on his cataloguing rules : a rejoinder, L.C. (5) 194-5
Dickson (Prof. W. P.) Address to the Library Association, L.C. (5) 107-9

1892-3 Lane (W. C.) Entry of pseudonymous works, U.S. Rept 844

1894 Entry of anonymous works and works published under initials, L.J.

(19) 191
1897 Pollard (A. W.) Relations of bibliography and cataloguing, 2nd Int Conf
63-66, Discussion 233
Anonymous literature — list of bibliographical aids, L. (9) 128
Taylor (W. C.) A word to cataloguers, L.J. (22) i8o

1900 Wheatley (H. B.) British Museum : revised rules for cataloguing,

L. (N.S.) (i) 269-271
Cataloguing and cataloguers : Round table meeting, L.J. (25) 154-155,
156-157. 159-160

1901 Guppy (H.) Cataloguing of anonymous literature, L.A.R. (3; 298-313

1904 Books by an anonymous author, L.J. (29) 44

1905 .Sayers (\V. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Catalogues for children, L.A.R.

(7) 387

1906 A.L.A. Catalog rules: Report of Committee, .l.L.A. Bull (1) 50

110 CLASSIFIED CATALOGUES

1876 Noves (S. B.) Plan of the new catalogue of the Brooklyn Mercantile

Library, U.S. Rcpl (148-656
Schwartz (J.) New York .Apprentices Library catalogue, l\S. Rept 657-60
Bailey (J. J.) Catalogue of the St. Louis Public .School Library, U.S.

Rept 660-662

1889 Foster (W. E.) Use of subject catalogues and subject lists, L.J. (14)

236-239, Discussion 285-286

1890 Hull (C. H.) Subject catalogues in College Libraries, L.J. (15) 167-171
1899-1900 Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing: suggestions and

rules, L. ir. (i) 159-162, 213-215,(2) 5-q. 32-33, _ 1 18-121, 229-231, (3) 29-31

1901 Hulme (E. W.) On the construction of the subject catalogue in scientific

and technical Libraries, Precis and discussion L..\.R. (3) 507-513
Quinn (J. H.) Dictionary catalogues versus classilipd catalogues for
Public Libraries — The classified catalogue, L.A.R. (3) 514-520

1902 Hulme (E. W.) On a co-operative basis for the classification of literature

in the subject catalogue, L.A.R. (4) 3i7-32()

1903 Anderson (H. C. L.) \ guide to cataloguing- a guide to the system of

cataloguing the Reference Library of New .South Wales, Sydney; with
relative decimal classification and headings used in the subject index,
P.L. (8) 171-172
1905 Kroeger (.A. B.) Arrangement of entries in catalogues, L.J. (30) 146-147,
P.L. (10) 18-19
Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing suggestions and rules
(abridged). See next entry

350 Bl'BLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Sayers (W. C. B.) aud J. D. Stewart. Abridged Jast code of rules for
classified cataloguing^, L. W. (7) 326-330, (8) 1-4

1907 Bullen (R. F.) Library catalogues : their effects and defects, L.A. (5) 235-9
1909 Tedder (H. R.) New Subject index of the London Library, L.A.R. (ii)

476-485, Discussion 521-523, L.J. (34) 492
Vine (G.) On the construction of the subject catalogue, L.A.R. (ti)
486-507, Discussion 523

For Articles on Classified Cataloguing see I 32

111 CHILDREN'S CATALOGUES

1902 Hewins (C. M.) Report on list of children's books with children's anno-

tations, L.J. (27) Conf No 79-82, Discussion 224-225
A. L.A. Round table discussion on classification and cataloguing of

children's books, L.J. (27) Conf No 223-225
Brett (W. H.) Cataloging children's books, P.L. (7) 304

1903 Collar (M. A.) Classitic.ition and cataloguing of children's books, L.J.

(28) Conf No 61-68

1905 Sayers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Catalogues for children : with

code of rules, L.A.R. (7) 377-391
1909 List of books for free high school Libraries with instructions for
cataloguing, Education Dept, Madison, Wisconsin
For Articles on Children's Catalogues sec I 36

I 12 ANNOTATION

1887 Burbank (C. tL) Amateur annotation, L.J. (12) 254-255

1898 Specimen of fiction slip for critical annotation used in New York State

Library, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81) 51-52
1899-1900 Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing : suggestions and

rules, L.W. (i) 159-62, 213-15, (2) 5-9, 32-3, 118-21, 229-31, 285-8, (3) 29-31

1901 Brown (J. D.) Descriptive cataloguing, L. (N.S.) (2) 135-140

1902 Fairchild (S. C.) Principles of book annotation, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85)

Bulletin 75, 135-138

1904 Savage (E. A.) Principles of annotation (contains instructions in anno-

tation as used in the Bromley Public Library and a memory table for
annotating non-fiction books), L.A.R. (6) 575-590, Discussion 479-4S0
i()()5 — Practical work of annotation, L. Tl'. (7) 313-321

1906 — Descriptive annotation: a review, L.W. (9) 55-56

1908 Elliott (J. E.) Catalog notes, Wis Lib Bull (4) 32-33

1909 Vine (G.) On the construction of the subject catalogue, L.A.R. (11)

486-507, Discussion 523

For Articles on Annotation, Appraisal and Evaluations sec I 37, 38

I 13 ABBREVATIONS, CONTRACTIONS, AND PUNCTUATIONS

1876 Abbreviations, L.J. (i) 256-7, 432

Standard abbreviations to be used in cataloguing, L.J. (i) 322-3
Cutter (C. A.) Abbreviations of Christian names, L.J. (i) 405-6

1878 A. L.A. Report of Committee on abbreviations to be used in cataloguing,

^•7- (3) iM

1879 Abbreviations for months, volumes and pages, L.J. (4) 50

1880 Cutter (C. A.) Abbreviations for feminine names, L.J. (5) 176

1886 Dewey (M.) Labour-savers for readers and writers, L.N. {U.S.) (1) 55-56
— Library abbreviations for fore-names, headings, imprints and notes ;

book titles, places of publication, titles, states, etc., months, days and
size notation, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 206-211

1887 Woodruff (E. IL) List of abbreviations used in book catalogues, L.J.

(12) 187-192

1888 Bodleian cataloguing rules: Rule i, punctuation, L.C. (5) 21
Special author tables, L.A'. (U.S.) (3) 437-450

1889 Phillimore (W. P. \V.) Contractions of fore-names, L. (i) 302-3
Whitney (J. L.) Accents used in French books, L.J. (14) 259-261

i8qi Woodruff (E. IL) List of abbreviations used in book catalogues, L.J.

(16) 141
iSc)3 Gauss (E. V. L.) Some popular errors in. ..cataloguing, L.J. (18) 7-8
Rules for spelling and pronunciation of chemical terms, L.J. (18) 15

1908 Bell (E. J.) Punctuation of catalogues, L.W. (11) 38-39
Copies of various catalogue; signs, Lib Occ (2) 12

1909 Abbreviations, li.A.R. ((>) x

CATALOGUING RULES— SPECIAL 351

CATALOGUING RULES AND HINTS lOR SIM.CIAL SUBJECTS

114 ART COLLECTIONS

1S97 Weale (W. H. J.) History and catalogiiiiii; of the Xalional Library,

2nd hit Conf 97-98
1900 Spielmann (M. H.) Art exhibitions and art cataluj^ucs (catalogues of art

collections should contain biographical and descriptive information),

L. (iV.5.)(i) 118-122
Weale (\V. H. J.) Two notes for art Libraries, L. (N.S.) (i) 365-372
1908 Salisbury (G. L.) Picture collections in small Libraries (Instructional

Dept No 3) 2op., Wis Free Lib Conuuissiou

115 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

1877 Hjaltalin (J. A.) Remarks on rules for an alphabetical catalogue, 1st Int
Conf 95-96

1890 Reinick (VV. R.) Arrangem(>nt and cataloguing of U.S. Documents, P.L.

(5) «3-87

1891 Campbell (F. B. F.) Litroduction to the theory of a slate i)aprr catalogue,

L. (3) 126-143
Merrill (W. A.) Cataloguing of public documents, L.J. (16) 107
Cheney (J. V.) Method of cataloguing LI.S. public documents and the

periodicals in the San Francisco Public Library, L.J. (16) Conf No 61-62

1892 Cataloguing Government publications, L.J. (17) 43

1900 Reinick (W. R.) Cataloguing of United States (Government documents,

P.L. (5) 83-87
1902 Crandall (F. A.) Oftkial titles of Government publishing otifices, L.J.
(27) 938-939
Hasse (A. R.) Cataloguing public documents : an editorial, P.L. (7) 413
^903 — The cataloguing of Government documents, L.J. (28) Conf No 176-177,
Discussion 178-188
A.L.A. Catalog section : Forms of headings for United States documents,
L.J. (28) 178, Discussion 178-189

1904 Bliss (H. E.) H(>adings for Government publications, L.J. (29) 475
Hasse (A. R.) On a bibliography of public documents, L.J. (29) Conf No

1 16-120

1905 Daniels (J. F.) Agricultural bulletins : their indc^xing and use, L.J. (30)

930-931

1906 Hasse (A. R.) Subject h(\-idings for state documents, L.J. (31) Conf No

123-126, 236-237
Clarke (E. E.) I'nitcd States public documents and their catalogues, L.J.

(31) 317
Hasse (A. R.) Buildmg up a public document collection, L.J. (31) 661-665,

P.L. (12) 48-51
Reinick (VV. R.) Classifying and cat.iloguing public documents, P.L.

(11) 5 '-53
Wyer (J. L) United States Government documents Bulletin No 102

Library School No 21, 41-56, X.Y.S.I.. Kept (Sq) \oI. i

1907 A.L.A. Catalog rules : rej)ort of Committee, A.L.A: Bull (i) 49

Post (W. L.) Outijut distribution and cataloging of Government docu-
ments, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 135-145

1908 Discussion on the cataloging of public documents, A.L.A. Bull (2) 404-6
Post (W. L.) Author headings for I'nited St.-Ucs j)ublic documents- a

defence, L.J. {j^]) 227-228
Wyer (J. L) How to treat public documents in .1 sm.ill Librarv N Y I
(1)53

116 INCUNABULA

1888 Cataloguing rules adoi)ted by the French Commission on Incunabula,

I- J- ('3) 345-34<''
1899 Edmond (J. P.) Cataloguing of fifteenth century books, L.l.R. (i) 297-

300, L.J. (24) 252-254

1901 — Description of books printed between 1501 and 1640, L.A.R. (3) i?V'42
Pollard (.\. W.) Early English books- different systems on which they

may be arranged, L. (.V.i>.) (2) 221-222

117 LOCAL COLLECTIONS

1905 Richardson (R. T.) Classification and arrangement of loc.il collections
L.A.R. (7) 12-18

352 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

118 MANUSCRIPTS

1885 Note on cataloguing of manuscripts, L.C. (2) 48-51

1899 Lydenberg (H. M.) Historical manuscripts and prints in the New York
Public Library and the method of cataloguing them, L.J. (24) 249-252

119 MAPS

1898 Cole (G. W.) Local cartography, L.J. (23) 102-103

1901 — Compiling a bibliography, L.J. (26) 860-861 «

1902 Letts (T.) Notes on the cataloguing of maps, L.J. (27) 74-76

1903 Hubbard (A. G.) Cataloguing and preservation of maps in the Indiana

State Library, L.J. (28) 610-61 1, P.L. (8) 375

1904 — Catalogue cards for maps, P.L. (9) 13

120 MUSIC

1897 Brown (J. D.) Cataloguing of music, L. (9) 82-S4

121 PAMPHLETS

1892-3 Biscoe (W. S.) Cataloguing pamphlets, U.S. Rept 833-834

1893 Austin (VV.) Pamphlets — what to do with them, L.J. (18) 143-144
Biscoe (W. S.) Pamphlets, L.J. (18) 236-238

Discussion on the cataloguing of pamphlets, L.J. (18) Conf No 66-67

1894 Cataloguing of pamphlets at Brookline (Mass.) Public Library, L.J. (19)

389
1903 White (W. F.) New Paltz system of treating pamphlets and art material,
P.L. (8) 289-306

1905 Cataloguing unbound pamphlets, N.Y. State Bulletin (95) 581-585,

N.Y.S.L. Rept (88)
1907 Brown (Z.) What to do with pamphlets, L.J. (32) 358
1909 Tillinghast (W. H.) a)id A. G. S. Josephson. Cataloging pamphlets, P.L.

(14) 309

122 PERIODICAL LITERATURE

1881 Walford (C.) Outline of the plan for the pre])aration of a catalogue of

(British) periodical literature, L.A. Trans (4) 43-50

1882 German Librarian on our cataloguing rules, L.A. M.N. (3) 103-104
Wheatley (B. R.) Thoughts on the cataloguing of journals and transac-
tions of societies, L.A. Trans (5) 190-196

1891 Peddie (R. A.) Cataloguing of periodicals, L. (3) 1 19-120

1907 A. L.A. Catalog Rules : Report of Committee, A. L.A. Bull (i) 50

123 PERIODICAL LITERATURE AND TRANSACTIONS OF LEARNED

SOCIETIES

1880 Bailey (J. B.) Some points to be considered in preparing catalogues of

transactions and periodicals, L.A. M.N. (i) 12-16

1881 Wheatley (B. R.) On the question of authorship in " Academical Disserta-

tions," L.A. Trans (4) 37-42 .

1882 — Thoughts on the cataloguing of journals and transactions, L.A. Trans

(5) 190-196

1899 Andrews (C. W.) Co-operative lists of periodicals and transactions of

societies, L.J. (24) Conf No 127-128

1902 Shaw (G, T.) Is it necessary to print in reference catalogues lists of the

contents of the publications of learned societies? L.A.R. (4) 540, 583-589
Guppy (H.) Analytical cataloguing for the reference Library, L.A.R. (4)
539-540. 571-578

124 PORTRAITS AND PHOTOGRAPHS

1900 Wealc (W. H. J.) Classification and cataloguing photographs of

paintings, L. (N..S.) (i) 365-37^

1903 White (VV. F.) New Paltz svstem of treating pamphlets and art material,

P.L. (8) 289-306

1904 Bradburv (L. A.) Difficulties found in cataloguing portraits, L.J. (29)

588-590
Milner (A. V.) Cataloguing mounted pictures, P.L. (9) 115-116
Carter (A. F.) Cataloguing pictures, P.L. (9) 116

1906 Twort (H. A.) Collections of illustrations in Public Libraries, L.A. (5) 195-6

1907 Weitenkampf (F.) Notes on the cataloguing of prints, L.J. (32) 408-409
Treatment of miscellaneous photographs at Chicago Art Institute Library^

L.J. (32) 527

DICTIONARY VERSUS CLASSIh'lED CATALOGUES 353

125 PRINTING

1906 Ni'uniann (F.) C;it;iIoi,'uiiii,'- uf i.irly printiiii; in the I'nilcd Slalt-s prior
to 1800, L.J. (31) (i(kH)7i

126 PRINTS

1907. Weitrnkanipf (1-M Noti> on tlif calaloi^iMin^ of prints, /../. (32) 408-409

127 REPORTS

1900 Hasse (A. K.) Calaloguiiii; annual nporis, /'./.. (5) 319-320

128 SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE

1879 B'lilt^'y (J- K.) Subject indix to sciiMuific periodicals, L..1. Trans -(\) 85-87
1885 Co-operative indexini,^ in chemistry, L.J. (10) 8

1895 Co-operation in tin- cataloi;uini^ of scientific litiralure, L.J. (20) 75, 81-84,

172-173, 308-310, Conf No t)3-hb
Andrews (C. W.) International bibliography of scientific literature, L.J.

(20) Conf No 20-27
Rowel! (J. C.) Subject index to science, L.J. (20) Conf No 27-28
Field (H. H.) Biblioj^raphica zoologica, L.J. (20) Conf No 29-30

1896 An International index to scientific literature, L. (8) 304
Co-operation in the cataloguing of scientific literature, L.J. (21) 263, 276,

35*5, 370-371. 499-5"o. 5-'^
1S97 Adler (C.) London International Ct)nference on a catalogue ol scientific

literature, L.J. {22) Conf No 58-bo, ih8
189S Second International Conference on cataloguing- of scientific literature,

L.J. (21,) 665-500

1899 A.L.A. Committee's Report on International catalogue of scientific litera-

ture, L.J. (24) Conf No 29-31

1900 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of dictionary- subject cataloguing in scientific

and technical Libraries, L.A.R. (2) 571-576
International catalogue of scientific literature, /,./. (25) 6^0-6^4. 1901 :

L.J. (2b) 75 ■

]c)()i A.L.A. Committee's Report on International catalogue of scientific

literature, L.J. (26) Conf No 116-119
1902 International catalogue of scientific literature : Smithsonian Institution

Report by S. P. Langley, noticed in L.J. (27) 84
ii(04 International catalogue of scientific literature : R(\solution concerning,

L.J. (29) 478
i((o7 Barr (C. J.) Some bibliographical aids to the use ot the current literature

of science, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 12^-132
1908 Black (C. E.) Story of one medical Library, P.L. (13) 31)7-401

129 TRADE CATALOGUES

i()04 Mever (H. H. B.) Trade catalogues, circui.irs. etc., in Public Libraries,

/../. (29) 5qo
Foster (W. E.) Indii--trial catalogues in the Providence Public Librarv

L.li'. (7) 13
I90<) Stevens (E. l-\) Industri.il literatiu-e...at ih.- Pratt Insiimie i'"rce Librarv,

L.J. (34) 98-99

130 DICTIONARY versus CLASSIFIED FORM

1876 Sclnvart/ (J.) New "S'ork .\pprentices Library catalogue, U.S. A'c/)/ 657-60
1886 .Archer (W.) Some remarks on classification', L.C. (3) 86-96

Schwartz (J.) A dozen d( -^ultorv denunciations of the dictionarv cataloirue

L.J. (11)470-474 . ^ '

1897 Barrett {b. T.) .\lphab( iical ;ind classified forms of catalogues compared

(favours dictionary form), 2nd hit Conf O7-71, Discussion 234, L. (9) 290
Brown (J. D.) and L. S. |ast. Compilation of class lists, L. (q) 4r-6c)
.last (L. S.) The class list, /.. (9) 41-44
Dent (R. K.) The new cataloguer and some of his ways (argues against

class lists, annotative work and the use of familv names), L. (9) 173-178
Doubleday (W. E.) Class lists or dictionary catalogues? a defence of the

latter, in reply to papers on class lists b'v Messrs. Jast and Brown, L.

(9) 179-180
Pollard (.A. \V.) Relations of bibliography (preference for alphabetical

over classified catalogues and for entries under the pseudonyms rather

than the real names of authors), 2nd hit Conf b^^-Uh, L. ((>) 2i)o

354 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library practice, Greenwood's,
Yr-Bk 88-92

1898 J. W. Haggerston's cataloguing: letters, L. (10) 92-94, 1S8-189

1899 Plant {\\. C.) Classified and dictionary forms of cataloguing compared.

L.A.R. (I) 350-351
Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing: suggestions and rules,
L.W. (i) 159-162, 213-215, (2) 5-9, 32-33,^118-121, 229-231, (3) 29-31

1900 Bond (H.) Classified versus dictionary catalogues, L.A.R. (2) 313-318
Rae (W. S. C.) Class lists, L.W. (2)' 298-299

1901 Pollard (A. W.) Meditations on directories : alphabetical and classed

cataloguing, L. (N.S.) (2) 82-90
Quinn (J. H.) Dictionary versus classified catalogues for Public Libraries
~^ — The Classified catalogue, L.A.R. (3) 514-520, precis and discussion

487-489
Doubleday (W. E.) Dictionary versus classified catalogues for Lending

Libraries — The dictionary catalogue, L.A.R. (3) 521-531, precis and

discussion 486-487
1905 Fletcher (W. L) Future of the catalogue, L.J. (30) 141-144

1907 Bullen (R. F.) Library catalogues : their effects and defects, L.A. (5) 235-9

1908 Keogh (A.) Catalogs and catalogers, A. L.A. Bull (2) 360-361
Willcock (W. J.) Is the printed catalogue doomed? L.A.R. (9) 384-9,

Discussion 400-406

131 DICTIONARY CATALOGUE

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Library catalogues, U.S. Rept 560
Dewey (M.) Catalogues and cataloguing, L'.5. Rept 635

1877 Specimens of a dictionary catalogue of works in mental philosophy, L.J.

(2) 183-5
1886 Schwartz (J.) A dozen desultory denunciations of the dictionary catalogue,

with a theory of cataloguing, L.J. (11) 470-4
Archer (W.) Some remarks on classification, preliminary to a forthcoming

scheme in alphabetical series of subject headings for a classed dictionary

catalogue, L.C. {3) 86-96
1888 Brown (J. D.) Arrangement of large subject headings in dictionary

catalogues, L.C. (5) 170-6
1890 Cutter (C. A.) Why and how a dictionary catalogue is made, L.J. (15)

143-144, 165 _ _

1897 Brown (J. D.) Classification and cataloguing, L. (9) 150-156

Dent (R. K.) New cataloguer and some of his ways, L. (9) 173-8
Doubleday (W. E.) Class lists, or dictionary catalogues? a defence of

the latter, in reply to papers on class lists 65' Messrs. Jast and Brown,

L. (9) 179-180

1900 Hulme (E. W.) Principles of dictionary subject-cataloguing in scientific

and technical Libraries, L.A.R. (2) 551, 571-6, Discussion' 668-670

1901 Dictionary catalogues discussed, L. (N.S.) (2) 415-418

Doubleday (W. E.) Dictionary versus classified catalogues for Lending
Libraries, L.jI.R. (3) 521-531, precis and discussion 486-487, L.A.R. (2)
551-552

1902 Hodges (N. D. C.) Bibliographies versus dictionary catalogs, L.J. (27)

Conf No 178-180
Kroeger (A. B.) Dictionary catalogs versus bibliographies, L.J. (27) Conf
No 180-182, Discussion 182-186

1905 Cutter (C. A.) Rules for a dictionary catalogue, 4th ed. : a leview, L.J.

(30) 42-43

1906 Bishop (VV. W,) Subject headings in dictionary catalogues, L.J. (31)

Conf No 1 13-123

1907 Bond (H.) Discussion of Mr. Willcock 's paper " Is the printed catalogue

doomed? " L.A.R. (9) 402

132 CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Library catalogues, U.S. Rept 560-563

Dewey (M.) Decimal classification and subject index, U.S. Rept 623-648
Noyes (S .C.) Plan of new catalogue of the Brooklyn Mercantile Library,

U.S. Rept 648-656
Schwartz (J.) New York Apprentices Library catalogue, U.S. Rept 657-60
Bailey (J. J.) Catalogue of St. Louis School Library, U.S. Rept 660-662
Homes (H. A.) Subject indexes for popular Libraries, L.J. (i) 81-84

MAC..\Zl.\i:S AM) Bl Ll.l-TlXS 355

iSSj Thomas (K. C.) Classed catalogues and the new classed catalogue of the

German Reichsgericht, L.A.M.X. (4) 42-45
1886 Archer (W.) Some remarks on classifuation preliminary to a forthcoming

scheme in alphabetical swries of subjict headings for a classed dictionary

catalogue, L.C. (j) Sb-cjb
1895 Curran (H. E.) Acceptable Free Library catalogues, /.. (7) 21-28
i8y7 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Library |)ractice, Greenwood's

yr-Bl< SS-c)2
Barrett (F. T.) Alphabetical and classified forms of catalogues compared,

2nd Int Conf 67-7 1
Brown (J. D.) Classification and cataloguing, /.. (q) 150- 15<)
i8y8 Classified catalogues: ;i letter by J. I). Brown and L. S. Jast, /.. (10) 92

1899 Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing: suggestions and rules,

L.W. (1) i59-ib2, 213-215, (2) 5-9, 7,2-:,i, 118-121, 229-231, (3) 29-31

1900 Bond (H.) Classified versus dictionary catalogues, L.A.R. (2) 313-318
1900-01 Ouinn (J. H.) Developments in Librarv cataloguing, Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 38-43

1901 Pollard (A. \V.) Meditations on directorit-s : alphabetical and classified

cataloguing, L. {N.S.) (2) 82-90
Crunden (F. ^L) How things nvv done in one American Librarv, L. (N.S.)

(2) 296-298
Quinn (J. H.) Dictionary versus classified catalogues for Public Libraries:

the classified catalogue, L.A.R. (3) 514-520, precis and discussion 487-g
Willcock (W. J.) Classed catalogues and their indexes, L.W. (3) 261-262

1902 Hulmo (F. \V.) On a co-operative basis for the classification of literature

in the subject catalogue, L.A.R. (4) 317-326
Browne (\. E.) Proposed classed catalog, L.J. (27) Conf No 1S4

1904 Hanson (J. C. M.) Subject catalogues or bibliographies for large Libraries,

L.J. (29) 472-474

1905 Fletcher (\\ . L) Future of the catalogue, L.J. (30) 141-144

Tolman (F. L.) Bibliography and cataloging : some atVmilies and con-
trasts, F.L. (10) 119-122
1907 Bullen (R. F.) Library catalogues : their effects and defects, L..4. (5)

Jast (L. S.) Discussion of Mr. Willcock 's pai)er " Is tiie printed catalogue
doomed? " L.A.R. (9) 404-405

For Classified Catalogue Rules see I 10

133 CLASS LISTS

i87(> Homes (H. A.) Subject indexes for popular Libraries, L.J. (1) S1-S4
Poole (W. F.) Finding lists, [;.5. Rept 496-497

1894 Henneberrv (K. M.) Preparation of printed lists for circulating Libraries,

L.J. ( 19)' 9-1 1

1895 Jast (L. S.) Classification in Public Lil)raries (Peterborough catalogue

described), L. (7) 169-178
1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent development of Librarv practice. Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 88-92
last (L. S.) The class list, L. (9) 41-44
Brown (J. D.) and L. S. Jast. Compilation of class lists, L. (9) 45-67,

letter by .Mr. Ogle 129-130
Dent (R. K.) The new cataloguer and some oi his ways (argues against

class lists, annotative work and use of family names), L. (9) 173-178
Doubleday (W. E.) Class lists or dictionary catalogues? a defence of the

latter, in reply to papers on class lists bv Messrs. Jast ;md Brown, L.

(9) 179-180, 363

1900 Rae (W. S. C.) Class lists, L.W. (2) 298-299

1900-01 Jast (L, S.) Library classification, Greell•^'(>od's Yr-Bk ^2-^^

1901 — Problem of the printed catalogue with a possible solution, L. (N.S.)

(2) 141-146
1905 Fletcher (W. L) future of the catalogue, /,./. (30) 141-144
1907 Jast (L. S.) Discussion of Mr. Willcock 's paper " Is the prinlrd catalogue

doomed?" L.A.R. (g) 404-405

134 MAGAZINES AND BULLETINS

1892 Library papers, L.J. (17) 48-49

1894 Jones (G. M.) Periodical Librarv Bulletins, L.J. (19) Conf No 50
Cole (G. W.) Periodical Librarv' Bulletins, L.J. (19) Conf No 50-52

356 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Hewins (C M.) Periodical Library Bulletins, L.J. (19) Conf No 52-53
Edmands (J.) Periodical Library Bulletins, L.J. (19) Conf No 54
Dana (J. C.) Periodical Library Bulletins, L.J. (19) Conf No 54-55
Brett (W. H.) Periodical Library Bulletins, L.J. (19) Conf No 55-56
Suggested " popularizing " of the Boston Public Library, from the Report
of Examining Committee, L.J. (19) 223, 229

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer— Bulletins, Reading Lists, etc., F.L. (i) 79

1897 Library magazines, L. (9) 356-357

Brown (J. D.) Recent developments in Library practice. Greenwood's
Yr-Bk 92
189S Turner (F.) Interesting development in Library work — Bulletins, L. (10)
58-64

1899 Cotgreave (A.) Library publications with special references to subject

indexes, L.A. (i) 129-135
Moulton (J. C.) Library Bulletins : printing and distribution, L.J. (24) 473-4
Foster (W. E.) Libiary Bulletins : their possibilities, L.J. (24) 474-476
Blanchard (C. A.) Using other people's bulletins, L.J. (24) 476-478
1901 Jast (L. S.) Problem of the printed catalogue with a possible solution,
L. (N.S.) (2) 141-146

1903 Mann (M.) Analyticals for expenment bulletins, P.L. (8) 151

1904 Stewart (J. D.) Compilation of reading lists, L.A. (4) 181-183
Singleton (J. W.) Library Bulletins, L.W. (7) 118-120
Corwin (E. F.) Use of Library bulletins, P.L. (9) 326-328

1905 Sayers (W. C. B.) Library bulletins, L.A. (4) 256-261

— and J. D. Stewart. Library magazines : their preparation and produc-
tion, L.W. (7) 229-232, 257-261, 285-290, 326-330, (8) 1-4, 36-39, 91-94,
147-152, 180-183, 208-212

1906 Adams (E. L.) Bulletin work of the Plainfield (N.J.) Public Library, L.J.

(31) 23-24
Gaillard (E. \\ .) One way to popularize the Library, P.L. (11) 12-14
Wright (P. B.) Some methods of Library advertising, L.J. (31) Conf No

86-88, Discussion Conf No 258-259, P.L. (11) 237-240

1908 List of Public Libraries publishing bulletins or periodicals. Lit Yr-Bk 663

1909 Phillips (W. J.) Library manuscript magazines, L.W. (12) 4-7
Legler (H. E.) History of Library bulletins, P.L. (14) 316

For particulars concerning Library Magazines, apply to —

Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

135 READING LISTS

1900 Aids to readers, L.]]'. (3) 140

Bolton (C. K.) Bulletin boards and special lists, P.L. (5) 47-49
Savage (E. A.) Reading lists, L.W. (2) 259-262

1901 Reading course prepared by the College section of Hampton (Va.)

Institute, P.L. (6) 48-49
Crunden (F. M.) Reading lists : general and special, L. (N.S.) (2) 37-39

1902 Special lists, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 47

1904 Stewart (J. D.) Compilation of reading lists, L.A. (4) 181-183

1905 Sayers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Reading lists, L.W. (8) 147-152
School and college stories list, issued by the Brooklyn Library, P.L.

(10) 350
Smith (B. S.) Methods of securing better reading, P.L. (10) 171-173
Poirier (L. M.) Popular Library advertising, Minn P. L.C. Notes No 5, 9-1 1

1906 Leypoldt (A. H.) Practical bibliography : notes on the making of printed

book lists, L.J. (31) 303-307
Adams (E. L.) Bulletin work of the Plainfield (N.J.) Public Library,

-L./. (31) 23-24
Gaillard (E. W.) One way to popularize the Library, P.L. (11) 12-14
Wright (P. B.) Some methods of reaching the people, L.J. (31) Conf No

86-88, Discussion 258-259, P.L. (11) 237-240
Wilbur (M. G.) Index to reference lists published by Libraries, Wash L.A.

Bull (2) No I, 16

1907 Bailey (A. L.) How shall the Library help the working man, L.J. (32)

198-201
1909 Ellison (J. B.) Reajding lists, L.A.R. (11) 379

Doubleday (W. E.) Methods of co-operation (Index to reading lists),
L.A.R. (11) 205-206

CATALOGIE .4AA 07\4T/OA' 357

136 CHILDREN'S CATALOGUES

1897 Evaluation of books for children : reading slips for persons who evalue

books for school Library, L.J. (22) 198
1899.1900 Williams (S.) Reading- lists (graded), U.S. Rcpt 666-668
Metcalf (R. C.) Supplementary reading, i'.S. Kept 673-677

1902 Hewins (C. M.) Report on list of children's books with children's anno-

tations, L.J. (27) Conf No 79-82
Printed catalogues for children's books. L.J. (27) 769
Catalog cards for juvenile books : co-operative scheme of Cleveland and

Pittsburg Libraries, P.L. (7) 343-344

1903 Collar (M. A.) Classification and cataloguing children's books, L.J. (28)

Conf No 57-68, Discussion 214-215
Anderson (E. H.) Co-operative catalogue cards for children's books, L.J.
(28) Conf No 165-166

1905 Sayers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Catalogues for children (with code

of rules), L.A.K. (7) 377-391

1906 Whitbeck (A. G.) Book lists and bulletins in the children's rooms, L.J.

(31) 316-317
Trask (L. M. D.) Bulletins for children, L.J. (31) 708-709
White (G. F,) Catalogue game played in the young people's room at

Newhaven, Ct., Public Library, L.J. (31) 815
Review of the juvenile catalogues of the Libraries of Finsbury and St.

George's: a comparison, L.W. (9) 160-161

137 CATALOGUE ANNOTATION— GENERAL

1887 Burbank (C. H.) Amateur annotations, L.J. (12) 254

1891 Stetson (W. K.) Economical, educational, select catalogues for Public

Libraries, L.J. (16) Conf No 26-27
1892-3 lies (G.) Expert annotations of book titles, U.S. Kept 994-999
1893 Discussion on book annotations, L.J. (18) Conf No 15

1897 Petherick (E. A.) Theoretical and practical bibliography. 2nd Int Conf

148-149, Discussion 246
Jast (L. S.) The class list, L. (9) 41-44

Brown (J. D.) and L. S. Jast. Compilation of class lists, L. (9) 45-67
Doubleday (W. E.) Class lists or dictionary catalogues, L. (9) 184
Descriptive cataloguing, L. (9) 206-207, 357-35S

1898 Doubleday (W. E.) Letters on annotated catalogues, etc., L. (10) ^6,

145-146, 190-191
Classified catalogues : letter by J. D. Brown and L. S. Jast. L. (10) 92

1899 Ogle (J. J.) Annotations: some examples, L./l.R. (i) 115-117

Jast (L. S.) Classified and annotated cataloguing : suggestions and rules,
L.W. (i) 159-62 213-15, (2) 5-9, 32-33, 118-21, 229-31, 285-88, (3) 29-31

1900 Book selection and annotation, L. W. (3) 37-40

1901 Brown (J. D.) Descriptive cataloguing, L. (N.S.) (2) 135-140
Every Librarian his own critic, L.W. (4) 121-124

Moore (E.) Annotated catalog cards, P.L. (6) 151-152

1902 Johnston (W. D.) Critical bibliography and book annotation, L.J. (27)

1002- 1004

1903 Shrum (M. C.) Technical or professional phase of co-operation, P.L. (8)

98-100 I

1904 Brown (J. D.) Catalogue annotations, L..-1. (4) 106-114
Pitt (S.) Practical accession work, L.A.R. (6) 477-478

Savage (E. A.) Principle of annotation, L.A.R. (6) 575-590, Discussion

479-480
Johnston (W. D.) Book annotation in England, L.J. (29) 67-6S

— Book notes in card catalogues, L.J. (29) 420-421

Fletcher (W. L) Annotation, L.J. (29) Conf No 144-147, noted in L. (\'.S.)

(6)74
Value of catalog annotations, P.L. (9) 275

1905 Baker (E. A.) Co-operative annotation and guides, L..I.R. (7) 272-282,

Discussion 298-302

— Letter re co-operative annotation, L.A.R. (7) 428

Savage (E. A.) Co-operative annotation (a letter), L.A.R. (7) 375-376, 428

— Practical work of annotation, L.W. (7) 313-321

Sayers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Catalogues for children, L.A.R.

(7) 377-391
Methods and examples, L.W. (8) 36-39, 01-94

358 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1906

1909

Annotation, L. 11". (8) 33-34

Winscr (B.) Current aids to book selection, I'.L. (10) 263-267

"Viator." Annotations in catalogues, 7...1. (5) 11S-119, 154-155

Annotations in catalogues: a reply to "Viator," L.A. (5) 139-14^^

Chambers (W. G.) Catalogue annotations, L.A. (5) 116-167

Savage (E. A.) Manual of descriptive annotation : a review by E.

McKnight. L.A.R. (8) 381-382, L. IF. (9) 55-56
Green (E.) Value of annotation in cataloguing and book lists, L.A.R.

(8) 444-449
Stewart (J. D.) " For contents see book " : a short discourse upon the

existence of annotation and annotation, L.ll'. (9) 158-160
I'nintentional advertising, P.L. (11) 106-107
907 Keogh (O.) Bibliography, A. L.A. Bull (i) 37-38

Fostall (E.) Junior work of annotation, L.A. (5) 200-207
Stewart (J. D.) Descriptive annotation, L.A. (5) 208-211
Vine (G.) Construction of the subject catalogue, L.A.R. (11) 502-504
Askew (S. B.) The place, the man and the book, N.Y.L. (i) 163-169

138 CATALOGUE ANNOTATION: APPRAISAL OR DESCRIPTION?

1S92 lies (G.) Evaluation of literature, L.J. (17) Conf No iS-22, Discussion 63-5

— Expert annotation of book titles, U.S. Rept Vol. 1, 994-999
1894 — Critical annotation of books, /../. (19) 43

1S96 — Appraisal of literature, /../. (21) Conf Xo 26-2S, P.L. (i) 225-6. 1897 :
2nd Int Conf 166-172
Evaluation of books for children : reading slips for persons who evalue
books for School Library, L.J. {22) 198

1901 lies (G.) Trusteeship of literature, P.L. (6) 484-488
Every Librarian his own critic, L.W. (4) 121-124, 167-168

1902 The question of appraisal : editorial, /,./. (27) 989

Appraisal of literature : comments and opinions of Librarians, L.J. (27)

991-1002
Johnston (W. D.) Critical bibliography ;ind book annotation, L.J. (27)

1002-1004
Appraisal or description? some examples, L.]\'. (4) 264-267
Fairchild (S. C.) Principles of book annotation, N.Y.S.L. Bulletin 75, 135-

138, N.Y.S.L. Rept 85

1903 Appraisal versus description: American testimony L.W. (6) 11-14
1907 Peplow (W. A.) Evaluative annotation, L..L (5) 211-213

139 ANNOTATION— SPECIAL

Fiction

1892 lies (G.) Expert annotation of book titles, f.-S. Rept c)94-999

1899 Evaluation of fiction at New York .State Library, L.J. (24) Conf No 529
Baker (E. A.) Classification of fiction, L. 11'. (1) 198-200, 216-20, (2) 177-S3

1900 Brown (J. D.) Annotation of fiction, L. IF. (2) 150-154
Jast (L. S.) Fiction annotation, L.W. (2) 206-209
Bond (H.) Fiction annotation, L.W. (2) 239-242

1902 Baker (E. A.) Book annotation in America, L. W. (4) 253-255

1903 Jast (L. S.) Mr. Baker's descriptive guide: a criticism, L.W. (5) 253-258
Baker (E. A.) A descriptive guide to best fiction : a replv to Mr. Jast,

L. W. (5) 295-297

1904 Jast (L. S.) Reply to Mr. Baker, /.. II'. (o) 33-36

1905 Fiction appraisal — specimen form used in the Newark, N.J., Public

Library, I'.L. (10) 242-243
1909 .Shuman {\i. L.) How to judge novels, /'./.. ([4) 25()-26o

140 HISTORICAL WORKS

1896 English historical annotations on printed catalog cards, L.J. (21) 474-475

1900 Annotation of historical books, 7.. 11'. (3) 1S3-186

1902 American historical annotation, /,. IF. (5) 1S-21

141 JUVENILE BOOKS

1S97 Evaluation of books for children : rc'.ding slips for persons who evalue
books for School Libr;iry, /../. (22) 198

1902 Welsh (C.) Evaluation of children's books from the point of view of
the history of literature for children, L.J. (27) Conf No 76-79
Hevvins (C. M.) Report on list of children's books with children's annota-
tions, L.J. (27) Conf No 79-82

PREPARATION OF CATALOGUE MATTER

1905 Savers (W. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. Catalogues for children, L.A.R.

(7) 390-39 ■

1906 Review of the juvenile catalogues of the Libraries of Kinsbury ruul St.

George's: a comparison, L. 11'. (9) lOo-ihi

142 CATALOGUE ARRANGEMENT

1SS5 Van Dvke (J. C.) Making of catalogues, L.J. (10) 126
Whitney (J. L.) Cost of catalogues, L.J. (10) 214, 323
1899 Catalogue arrangement, L. IF. (2) 122-123

1905 Kroeger (A. B.) Arrangement of entries in catalogs, L.J. (30) 146-7, P.L.
(10) iS-u)

1907 Willcock (W. J.) Is the printed catalogue doomed? L.A.R. (9) 384-389,

Discussion 400-40(3

143 CATALOGUING AIDS

1S85 A.L.A. Transliteration Committee Report, L.J. (10) 302-311

Caspar (C. N.) Hints for finding author, title, publisher, place of publi-
cation edition, size or price of books, L.J. (10) 180
1SS7 Lane (W. C.) Report on catalogues and aids, L.J. (12) 414-422
i88c) Hull (C. H.) Helps for cataloguers in finding full names, L.J. (14) 7-20

1890 Beer (\V.) Report on aids and guides, L.J. (15) Conf No 73-74

1891 Cutler (M. S.) Use of the imprint, L.J. (16) 102

1892 Bolton (H. C.) Russian transliteration, L.J. (17) 383-3S4

1893 Pretsch (K.) Additions and corrections to author entries in the catalogue

of the Peabodv Institute Librarv and the British Museuin, L.J. (18) 37-40
Biscoe (W. S.) 'Pamphlets : definitions, L.J. (iS) 236
iSc)4 Austin (W. H.) Report on aids and guides — a summary of bibliographical
aids to cataloguers, L.J. (19) Conf No 77-80
Cataloguing aids, Greemuood's Public Libraries 40S-409

1896 \'alkenburgh (A. Van) State normal travelling cataloguer, L.J. (21) 174
A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 213

1897 Original dates of publication, L. (9) 358-359

1899 Cannons (H. G. T.) Pseudonyms and real names, L.W. (i) 234-5, (-) 216-7

1900 Dates on books — Roman numerals, L.W. (2) 218-219

1904 Hitchler (T.) Cataloguing for small Libraries — with list of reference

books, L.J. (29) 9-ib
Smith (L.) Cataloguing and analyzing, P.L. (9) 103-104
New York State Librarv — Cataloguer's reference books. Bulletin No 84,

Bibliography No 36, 2"35-4i6, N.Y.S.L. Kept (87)

1905 New York State Librarv — Directions for cataloguers, Bulletin No 95,

575-57«- y.y.S.L. Kept (8S)
Brown (J. D.) Book description-^ates of publication, L.W. (8) 88-90

1908 Bell (E. J.) Punctuation of catalogues, L.W. (11) 38-39

1909 Scott (J. F.) Some aids in cataloguing, Lib Occ (2) 30-31

144 LIBRARY HANDWRITING

1885 Librarv handwriting — Discussion, L.J. (10) 321

1886 Library handwriting, L..V. (L'.S.) (i) 273-283

1898 Austin (W.) Card catalogs — suggestions for making them usable, L.J.

(23) 656-657
Library handwriting. Bulletin No 66, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81) Lib School 135.
1899: L.W. (i) 37-38. 1902: Lib School Hdbk (15) 278-292. 1903:
N.Y.S.L. Rept (86)
1907 Stewart (J. D.) Sheaf catalogue, L. Tl'. (10) 86-88, 123-126

145 PREPARATION OF CATALOGUE MATTER FOR PRINTER (with Articles

on the Cost of Printing Catalogues)

1879 Whitney (J. L.) Estimate of the comparative cost of setting catalogue
matter, L.J. (4) 268

1885 Van Dyke (J. C.) Making of catalogues, L.J. (10) 126-127

Whitney (J. L.) Cost of catalogues, L.J. (10) 214-216, Discussion 322-325

1886 May (W.) Printing of Library catalogues, L.C. (3) 70-73
188S Discussion on the cost of catalogue printing, L.J. (13) 100-102

1894 Henneberry (K. M.) Preparation of printed lists for circulating Libraries,

L.J. (19)' 9-1 1
1896 Preparation of copy for printer, L. (8) 28 1
1898 Librarian's workshop — preparing the catalogue for printer, L.W. (i) 64-65

36o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1899 Preparing catalogue copy, L.A.R. (i) 602
Mounting copy, L.W. (2) 15-16, 73
Catalogue arrangement, L.W. (2) 122-123

1904 Cataloguing method of Cambridge University Library, L. (N.S.) (5) 431-2

1905 Bishop" (W. W.) Considerations of the cost of catalpguing, L.J. (30) 10-14
igob — Further notes on the number of catalogue cards to a book, L.J. (31)

270-271
1907 Willcock (\\. J.) Is the printed catalogur doomed? L.A.R. (9) 385-389,
Discussion 400-400

146 CATALOGUE PRINTING (with Articles on the Value of the Linotype and

Monotype for Catalogue Printing)

1876 Poole (\V. F.) Catalogues, U.S. Rept 497-49!^

1879 Whitaker (J. \.) On the use of the printing jjress in Libraries, L.J.

(4) 114-117

1S82 Garnett (R.) Printing of the British Museum catalogue. L.A. Traiu^ (5)

120-128
18S5 — On printing the British Museum catalogue, L.J. (10) 200-206, Discus-
sion 314
1SS6 May (W.) Printing of Library catalogues, L.C. (3) 70-73
1889 Utley (H. M.) Catalogue printing from cards, L.J. (14) 466-467
1892 Richardson (E. C.) Linotype method, L.J. (17) 377-378
1S94 Billstein (N.) Linotyping Library catalogues, L.J. (iq) 257-258. .See also
255, 259-260

1895 Stetson (W. K.) The leading of catalog type, L.J. (20) 302

1896 Aldred (T.) Perpetual catalogues — Linotype, L. (8) 189-190

1897 Growth of the printed card catalog — Linotype, P.L. (2) 419-420
Andrews (C. W.) Printed card catalogues, 2iid Iiit Cnijf 126-128, Discus-
sion 242-3, L. (9) 293

1898 The coming catalogue, L.J. (21,) 670

1899 Aldred (T.) Linotype in catalogue printing, 7^.11'. (i) 226-227, (-) 5^^-59
Lemon (C. H.) Linotype in catalogue printing, L. IF. (2) 28

Rudolph (A. J.) Blue-print process for printing catalogues, L.J. (24)
102-105, 560, 574, 60S .

1900 Ouinn (J. H.) Developments in Library cataloguing. Greenwood's Yr-Bk
'"(1900-01) 43

1903 Doubledaj' (W. E.) New method of jjrinting catalogues- Monotype, L. IT'.

(5) 281-283, 309-312

1907 Philip (A. J.) Value of the Linotype for catalogue printing, L..l./\\ (q) 400-1
Chambers (W. G.) ^'alue of the Linotype for catalogue printing, L..4.7?.

(9) 402-403

1908 Dana (J. C.) Library printing, P.L. (13) 35-37

For infortnation regarding the mechanical metliod.s of co»if>osilioii, af^ply lo —
The Laxston Monotype Corporation, Lrn., 43, Fetter Lane, l^.C.
Linotype and Machinery, Ltd., 188, Fleet Sirtet, E.C.

147 LIBRARY PRINTING DEPARTMENT

1S79 Whittaker (J. V.) On the use of the printing j^n'ss in Libraries, L.J. (4)

114-117
1895 Linotype at the Boston Public Librarv, L.J. (20) 174-175
1897 Anderson (H. C. L.) Library work in New South Wales, 2nd Inl Coiif 94

1901 Library of Congress printing ot'tice and bindery described in the Rept of

Libn of Cong 221-223

148 CARD CATALOGUE

1876 Poole (\V. F.) Card catalogue, i:.S. Rept 496

Cutter (C. A.) Mechanical arr.ingements for a card catalogue, f/.5. Rept
556-560

1877 Walford (C. A.) New genera! catalogue of ICnglish literature, ist hit Conf

101-103
Form of catalogue card proposed by Mr. \A"alford for preparing the
titles of a general catalogue of English litirature, i.st Inl Conf 187
1879 Welch (C.) Economical suggestions in the ])re]jaration of printed
catalogues, L.J. (4) 439-441

1884 .Stetson (W. K.) A. L.A. Card catalogue, /../. (9) 71

1885 J^" Rit'u (W. M.) Card catalogue of the Leiden University, L.J. (10) 206-8,

Discussion 315-316

CARD CATALOGUE . 361

1S86 Hag-s:erston (W. J.) N>\vcastle>-upon-Tync' card catalogue, L.J. (11) 7

Card ratalotj^ues, L.S. (I'.S.) (i) iJS-

(iarnctt (R.) Card catalogue systems, L.X. (I'.S.) (i) 182-186

How tar can a card catalogue be carried? L..\\ (U.S.) (i) 189-192

American versus filnglish Libraries : arguments in favour of the card
system. L.\. {L'.S.) (i) u)2-u)5
1SS7 Card catalogue arrangement, L.J. (12) 145

Mac (E. A.) Card cataloguing. L.J. (12) 1S4

Lane (\V. C.) Harvard Iniversity Library card catalogue. /../. (12) 54^-'*

Shelf list system for subject card' catalogs, L.N. (U.S.) (2) 2H

Involution of the card system, 7...Y. (U.S.) (2) 29-34
iSSc) Itley (H. M.) Catalogue printing from cards, L.J. (14) 466
iSy2 (iree'n (H. R.) Card volumes versus card drawers, /../. (17) 5-6

Badger (H. C.) Our card catalogue — what to do with it, L.J. (17) 161-163

Cutter (C. A.) Cost of cataloguing,- L.J. (17) 192

Clark (E. E.) Considerations on the card catalogue :md Library construc-
tion, /_./. (17) 229-232
189^ Central card cataloguing, /-./. (18) 508-510

Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing. L.J. (18) 238-240. Discussion 75-82
1S94 Pardons (F. H.) Letter-pressing catalogue cards, L.J. (19) 224

Edm.-mds (J.) Library Bureau card catalogue system again : comment
on Mr. Parsons' reply to criticism, L.J. (19) 250, 329

1896 Jast (L. S.) Dewey classification in the Reference Library and in an

Open Access Lending Library, L. (8) 335-352
Library Bureau printed catalogue cards, L.J. {21) 27S, 316
Average numb<"r of catalogue cards per volume, P.L. (ij 27*)

1897 Andrews (C. W.) Printed card catalogues, jiid Int Con] 126-128, Discus-

sion 242-243, L. (9) 293
Lane (W. C.) Printed cards for curn nt books, P.L. (2) 8-9
Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Librarv practice, Grceriivood's

Yr-Bk 98

1898 Woodward (G. E.) Device for card cataloguing — Use of rubber type in

duplicating catalogue card entries, L.J. (23) (506
Austen (W.) Card catalogues, suggestions for making them usable, L.J.

(23)655-657
Baker (E. A.) Compilation of a complete card catalogue front old printed

catalogues. L. 11'. (i) 141-142
Crowther (E.) Combined indicator and card catalogue, L.W. (i) 170-172

1899 .Suggestions for facilitating the use of the card catalogue, L.A.R. (i) i7b-7
Campbell (F.) Printed slips, L.A.R. (i) 755-756

iVLaw (T. E.) Card catalogue as a substitute for the printed catalogue.
/,. IF. (2) 63-68

1900 — Some objections to the card catalogue answered, L.W. (2) 209-211
James (M. S. R.) Printed catalogue slips and cards, L.A.R. (2) 70-71
Prosser (R. B.) Origin of the card catalogue, a brief note, L..4./C. (2) 651

190 1 Functions of cataloguing division of Librrav of Congress, Rept of Libn

of Cong 224-241
Dewey (M.) Printed catalogue cards from a Central Bureau, L. (S.S.) (2)

1.SO-134
.last (L. S.) Problem of the printed catalogue. /.. (.V.5.) (2) 141-140
Printed catalogue cards, L.J. (26) 209-211
IVdlings (J. S.) Card catalogue of a great Public Librarv — New York,

/-/• (-'6) 377-383
.Smith (F. E.) Best catalogue for the small Library, V.L. (6) 147-150
Cataloguing symposium, P.L. (6) 150-154
Skeer (T.) Series cards, P.L. (6) 150-151
Library of Congress distribution of catalogui- c:u-d>, P.L. (6) 633-634

1902 Jast (L. S.) Sheaf and card catalogucv- a comparison, L.W. (5) 120-131
Wandell (C.) Typewriter for card catalogues, L.J. (27) 268-269
Beginnings of the card catalogue, A.L..\. Catalogue section discussion.

L.J. (27) Conf No 192
James (M. S. R.) Progress of the mod<rn card catalogue principle, P.L.

(7) 185-189
— Card catalogue guides, P.L. (7) 22i)-2^o
Dewey (M.) Cost of duplicate card catalogue of National Library, P.L.

(7) 240-241
Lane (VV. C.) Catalogue of the Harvard University, P.L. (7) 320-322
Dewey (M.) Special topic cards in catalogues, P.L .(7) 461-462

362 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Sutliff (M. L.) Use of card catalogue — Questions set for Library school

students, Bulletin No 75, p. \oi, N.Y.S.L. Rcpt (85)
Card catalogue, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 48-40

1903 Tvler (A. S") Modification of subject entries for card catalogues, L.J.

■(28) 21-22
Hopkins (J. A.) Lesson on the card catalogue, P.L. (8) 156-158
Hastings (C. H.) Distribution of Library of Congress printed catalogue

cards, P.L. (8) 191-195
Jones (E. L.) Importance of a complete card catalogue, P.L. (8) 451-452

1904 Jones (E. L.) Making of a card catalogue, P.L. (9) 109-113
Note on the card catalogue, P.L. (9) 119

Jordan (F. P.) History of printed catalogue cards, P.L. (9) 318-321
A.L.A. Committee — Report on proposed changes in printed catalogue

cards, P.L. (9) 321-322
Catalogue cards for small Libraries, la Lib O. (4) 32, L.J. (29) 369-370
Lane (W. C.) Present tendencies of catalogue practice, L.J. (29) Conf No

134-143, Discussion 228-231

1905 Bishop (W. W.) Some considerations on the cost of cataloguing, L.J.

(30) 10-14
Catalogue cards for sale to borrowers — scheme of the Rverson Library,

Grand Rapids, L.J. (30) 87
Kroeger (A. B.) Arrangement of entries in catalogues, L.J. (30) 146-147
Bostwick (A. E.) Card catalogue for blind readers, L.J. (30) 475
Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing^ — present tendencies, L. (N.S.) (6) 74-75
Philip (A. J.) Card class register, L. W. (7) 3^3-3^5
Black (C. E.) Card system in medical practice, P.L. (10) 98
Johnston (\V. D.) Bibliographical guides, P.L. (10) 117-118
Fletcher (W. L) Future of the catalogue, P.L. (10) 191-192
Hanson (J. C. M.) Cataloguing queries in L.C. Cards, P.L. (10) 261-262
Ahern CSL E.) Library of Congress and printed cards, P.L. (10) 294-296

1906 Hicks (F. C.) Library of Congress classification and its printed catalogue

cards, L.J. (31) 255-256
Ambrose (L.) Use of printed cards in the North Western University

Library, L.J. (31) 257-250
Printed catalogue cards of the Lirbary of Congress^ — symposium, L.J. (31)

260-270
Bishop (W. W.) Further notes on the number of catalogue cards to a book,

I- J- (31) 270-271
Sayers (\V. C. B.) and J. D. Stewart. The magazine and card catalogue,

LW. (8) 2 11
Library of Congress cards. Lib Work (i) 106
Bishop (W. VV.) Printed cards from the Library of Congress, P.L. (12)

101-102
Fletcher (W. L) Bull in the (Library) China shop, P.L. (12) 549
McDonnell (E. P.) Cataloguing in small Libraries, Wash L.A. Bull (2) 2-5

1907 Hagey (E. J.) A printed catalogue. Neb Lib Bull No 4, 12-14

1908 Kitchener (.S. W.) Cross references in card catalogues, L.A. (6) 32
Library of Congress cards. Lib Occ No 11, 2-4

Card catalogue and free access, A'.l'.L. (i) 120

Bishop (\\. W.) How to order and use the printed catalogue cards from

the Library of Congress, N.Y.L. (i) 145-146, Lib Occ (2) 31-32
Questions on card cataloguing for a small Library, A'.l'.L. (i) 152

1909 Low (J. A.) Personal contact through the catalogue, L.J. (34) 265

149 CARD CATALOGUE RULES

1880 Dewey (^L) Alphabeting catalogue cards, L.J. (5) 176-177
1886 Condensed rules for a card catalogue, L.A'. {U.S.) (i) 111-131
1889 Linderfelt (K. A.) Eclectic card catalogue, L.J. (14) 248-250

1891 — Eclectic card catalogue rules — author and title entries based on

Dziatzko's Instruction; reviewed in L.J. (16) 148-149

1892 Lane (W. C.) Cataloguing rules, cards, etc., U.S. Rept (i) 838
1898 Dewey (M.) Simplified Library School rules, L.N. (U.S.) (4)

1902 Card catalogue rules, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 43-46, 71

1903 Printed catalogue cards of the Library of Congress. L.J.- {28) Conf No

i8o-i8g, 191
Tyler (A. .S.) Modification of subject ( nlriis for card catalogues, L.J. {28)
'21.22, la Lib Q. (3) 48

CARD CATALOldh: DISTRIBl TIOX 363

1904 Clatworthy (L. M.) Cataloguing, P.L. (q) 107-ioq

Jones (E. L.) Making of a card catalogiio, /'./,. (q) 100-114

Rules for a card catalogue, P.L. (9) tjo
U)o() Eastman (\\. R.) How to catalogue a .small Librarv , /'./,. (11) 314

Hazeltlne (M. F^.) Author entry in card catalogues, Wis Lib Bull (2) 44
iqoS Rules for author entry in card catalogues for material published by state
departments. A'.V.L. (1) 121-123

Kl!it)t (j. E.) Some catalogue notes. Wis Lib Bull (4) 52-53

150 CARD CATALOGUING AIDS

i87(> Discussion on the card catalogue, I..]. (1) 131

1S77 Dunlop (H. W. D.) New invention whicii rend( rs slip catalogues avail-
able for reference, L.]. (2) 160-16 1
187S Bonnage card svstem, L.]. (3) 7S

1880 Dewev (M.) Alphabeting catalogue cards. L.]. (5) 17(1-177
1886 Catalogue cards. L..Y. {V.S.) (i) 34-36

1891 Brown (J. D.) Cataloguing appliances, L. (3) 392-394

i8c)4 — Mechanical methods of displaying catalogues, L. (6) 45-<i6

i8q6 Libr;u-y Bureau printed catalogue cards. L.]. (21) 278, 31b

i8q7 A.L.A. Publishing section : printed catalogue cards, L.j. (22) 21-22

Crandall (M. I.) Reference notes on catalogue cards. L.]. {22) 180
i8q8 Woodward (G. E.) Device for card cataloguing — use of rubber type in

duplicating catalogue card entries, L.]. (23) 606
1899 Crowther (E.) Combined indicator and card catalogue, L.W . (i) 170-172
1901 Johnson (F. B.) Mechanical aids in filing cards, P.L. (6) 532

Daniels (J. F.) Typewriter and catalogue cards, P.L. (6) 537
iqo5 Dewey (M.) Colors in typewriting, P.L. (10) 467

ii)o8 Tvler (A. S.) Librarv Commissions, small Librarv and the card catalogue,
A.L.A. Bull (2) 370-37-'

Matthews (C. G.) A new catalogue card, L.J. (7,1,) 233

151 ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE USE OF CARD CATALOGUES

1886 (iarnett (R.) Case against the card catalogue, L.X. (V.S.) (1) 186-187
British Museum system : a criticism, L.N. (U.S.) (1) 187-188

1892 Arguments against the use of card catalogues — extract from Boston

Library Report, L.J. (17) 93-94
i8q8 Arguments against the card catalogue — Bo^ton Examining Committee's

Report. L.J. (23) 670
i8t)() Manuscrii)t versus jjrinted catalogues, L.TI'. (2) i68-i6q

152 CARD CATALOGUE DISTRIBUTION FROM CENTRAL BUREAU, AND

OTHER METHODS OF DISTRIBUTION

1877 Stevens (H.) Photo-bibliograi)hy ; or, a Central Bibliographical clearing
house, ist hit Conf 70-81
Depping (G.) Note on co-operative cataloguing, ist hit Conf 100

1884 Stetson (W. K.) An A.L.A. card catalogue, L.J. (9) 71

1885 Dewey (M.) A.L.A. catalogue, L.J. (10) 73-76

1891 Borden (\V. .\.) and \\. K. Stetson. Printed cards for catalogues, L.J.

(16) 20q

1892 Library Bureau plan for printing catalogue cards, L./. (17) 27
Fletcher (W. I.) Presidential address, Lakewood Conference, L.J. (17)

Conf No 3-5

1893 Law (T. G.) Co-operative catalogue of English literature, /.. (5) 97-101
Catalogue cards for annual catalogues — Reports and almanacks, L.J. (iS) 9
Central card cataloguing -Comnfents, L.J. (18) 497-498. (u)) -,

Central card cataloguing: an editorial, L.J. (18) 508-510

Printed card catalogues of the Rudolph Co.. and Librarv Bureau, L.J.

(18) 497-498

Discussion on the Rudolph Indexer and Libr.uv Bureau printed cards,
/../. (.8) 5.4-515
iS(,4 Discussion on prmted catalogue cards, bv New York Libr.trv Club. /../.

(19) 20-22

Parker (\\ . E.) Printed catalogue cards of Librarv Bure.iu, L.J. (iq) 21,

Parsons (I;. H.) Letter-pressing catalogue cards. L.J. (19) 224
Edmands (J.) Library Bureau card catalogue svstem again— Comments
on Mr. Parker's reply to criticism, /,./. (19) 224, 329 "

364 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1895 Card catalogue of scientific literature— Royal Society's scheme, L.J. (20)

81-84
i8q6 Library Bureau catalogue cards, L.J. (21) 278. 316

1897 Andrews (C. W.) Printed card catalogues, 2nd hit Conf 126-128, Discus-

sion 242-243
Lane (W. C.) Printed cards for current books. F.L. (2) 8-9, 49, 131
A.L.A. Printed analytical catalogue cards for Society and periodical

publications, P.L. (2) 131, 499 , r t / n

A.L.A. Publishing section— printed catalogue cards, L.J. (22) 21-22, 147

1898 A.L.A. Publishing Section : Report by W. C. Lane, L.J. {22,) Conf No 46-52
A.L.A. Publishing Section— printed catalogue cards for serials, L.J. (23)

Conf No 24-25, 151, Discussion 173-177 ^ • , •

Andrews (C. W.) Use made of printed catalogue cards for articles in

current periodicals, L.J. {22,) Conf No 110-112, Discussion 173-174
1S99 A.L.A. Publishing Section— catalogue cards for articles in books of

composite authorship and periodical sets, L.J. (24) 1 12-113, 678-679,

P.L. (4) 156
A.L.A. Publishing Section— Report by W. C. Lane, L.J. (24) Conf No

95-97, 579

1900 Cutler (W. P.) Card index of department of agriculture, L.J. (25) 42
A.L.A. Publishing Section— Printed catalogue cards for periodical sets

and for books of composite authorship, L.J. (25) 73
Fairchild (S. C.) American notes, L. (N.S.) (i) 435
A.L.A. Publishing Section— Report, P.L. (5) 267-271
A.L.A. Printed cards, P.L. (5) 87

Hanson (J. C. M.) Catalogue of the Library of Congress, L.J. (25) 176
Putnam (H.) Relation of State Libraries and the Library of Congress,

L.J. (25) 729-733- P-L. (6) 13-2S . u V T A T. , T 7

Kroeger (A. B.) Co-operative cataloguing and the A.L.A. Rules, L.J.

(25) Conf No 73-77
Andrews (C. W.) Co-operative cataloguing— estimate of cost, L.J. (25)

Conf No 78-80

1901 Circular regarding distribution of L.C. catalogue cards, Rcpt of Ltbn

of Cong 69-74
Dewey (M.) Printed catalogue cards from a Central Bureau, L. (N.S.)

(2) 130-134
X. The Central catalogue of the Prussian Libraries, L. (N.S.) (2) 274-281
A.L.A. Publishing Board. Circular regarding plan for issue of printed

catalogue cards for current books, L.J. (26) 22-23. See also L.J. (25)

727, (26) 4, 120, 340, P.L. (6) 14, 97, 103-104, 205, 344
A.L.A. Printed catalogue cards, L.J. (26) 209-211
Library of Congress : distribution of catalogue cards, L.J. (26) Soi-805,

875-876, P.L.\6) 633-634
Library of Congress Report : printed catalogue card plans fully described,

noticed in L.J. (26) 19-20
Putnam (H.) What may be done for Libraries by the nation, L.J. (26)

Conf No 9-15
A.L.A. Publishing Board: Report by J. L. Harrison, L.J. (26) Conf No

103-106

— Catalog section discussion, L.J. (26) Conf No 146-162

— Publishing Board : printed catalogue cards for bibliographical serials,
L.J. (26) 690-691

Putnam (H.) Printed catalogue cards of the A.L.A. Publishing Board,

L.J. (26) 752
.\.L..\. Publishing Board : announcement, L.J. (26) 757

1902 A.L.A. Publishing Board : Printed catalogue cards for bibliographical

serials, L.J. (27) 209-210; Report by \V. L Fletcher, L.J. (27) Conf No

83-85; Work and plans by W. L Fletcher, L.J. (27) Conf No 149-15 1
Library of Congress : Printed catalog cards, comparisons of use (Reports

from various Libraries), L.J. (27) Conf No 86-87, 314-318, Editorial 307
Biagi (I".) International printed catalogue cards, L.J. (27) 319
Printed catalog cards for children's books, L.J. (2y) 769
Library of Congress catalog cards, L.J. (27) 895-896, P.L. (7) 315-316
Hastings (C. H.) Card distribution work of the Library of Congress,

L.J. (27) Conf No 67-71, 156-157, Discussion 157-163, P.L. (7) 334-338,

(8) 191- 195
Printed catalog cards, Ja Lib O. (2) 5
Travelling catalogs, P.L. (7) 407

CARD CATALOGIK lU.sTRl HI TIO.\

L.C. card distribution. Bulletin No i, Purpose of the Bulletin; relation

to the Hdbks; chanf::c in price of cards and other details of distribution,

Lib of CoHi^, July ist, igo2
L.C. Travelling catalogues of printed cards and conditions of loan to

Libraries, Lib of Cong. Sept. i^th, igo2, jp.
i()o^ A.L.A. Report of Co'mniittee on public documents, L.J, (28) Conf No 102-6
Putnam (H.) Co-operative work of the Library of Congress, L.J. (28)

Conf No 162-164
Anderson (E. H.) Co-operative catalog cards for ciiildren's books, L.J.

(28) Conf No ib5-it)6
Library of Congress : printed cards, th( ir various uses and practical

difticullies experienced in their use, discussion, L.J. (28) Conf No 1S9-94
Printed catalog cards — for children's books, L.J. (I'S) 141
Hastings (C. H.) Report on the card distribution work of the Library

of Congress, L.J. {2'&) 708-711, P.L. (8) 191-105
Report of card section of Library of Congress Catalogue : division on

card distribution, Rcpt of Libn of Cong 90-103, (1904) 86-87
L.C. Bulletin No 3, Scope of stock (restatement with additions to date),

Lib of Coug, May ist, jgoj, 2p.
1904 Library of Congress cards, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 50-51

Report of the card section of catalogue division of Library of Congress,

Rept of Libn of Cong 219-226
L.C. Bulletin No 4 : Orders by series for cards for books and monographs

in series. Lib of Cong, Jan. 13th, igo^, 4p.
L.C. Bulletin No 5 : Special sets, Nos i and 2, analytical cards issued for

articles in " Die Natiirlichen Pflanzenfamilien "' ruid " Das Pflanzen-

reich," Lib of Cong. Feb. 1st, igo^, 2p.
L.C. Bulletin No 6 : Catalogue cards for books to be included in the new

edition of the A.L.A. Catalogue (changes in form of the cards to be

issued and method of ordering), Lib of Cong, March ist, igo^, 2p.
L.C. Bulletin No 7 : Account of the catalogues, classification and card

distribution work of the Lib of Cong, June i^th, igo^, 28pp.
L.C. Bulletin No S : List of subscribers to the Library of Congress cards

revised to Sept. 30th, 1904, Lib of Cong, Oct. 1st, igo^. 8p.
L.C. Bulletin No 9 : Special lists No 3-5, analytical cards for articles in

" Annales de la science agronomique," 1884-1903; " Landwith-shaft-

liche jahrbiicher," 1872-1903; and "Die landwirth-schaftlichen versuchs-

stationen," 1859-1903, Lib of Cong, Oct. i=,th, igo^, 3p.
last (L. S.) .Simple and economical plan for founding a Cataloguing

Bureau for Public Libraries, L. (N.S.) (5) 146-157, Opinions on Mr.

.last's scheme, L. {N.S.) (6) 86-93
Printed catalog cards for small Libraries, L.J. (29) 369-370, la Lib O. (4) 32
Jordan (F. P.) History of printed catalog cards, P.L. (9) 318-321"
O.L..'\. Committee : report on proposed changes in printed catalog cards,

P.L. (9)321-322
1005 Cataloguing Bureau for Public Libraries, bemg views of Librarians on

Mr. Jast's scheme, /.. (N.S.) (6) 86-93 ' •

Putnam (H.) Librarv of Congress as a National Libiarv, L.J. (^,0) Conf

No 27-34
Catalog cards for sale to borrowers, the Ryerson Library (Grand Rapids)

scheme, L.J. (30) 87
A.L.A. Publishing Board: Report by W. I. Fletcher, L.J. (30) Conf No

107-109
Hanson (J. C. ^L) Cataloguing queries on L.C. cards, P.L. (10) 261-262
Ahern (M. K.) Library of Congress and printed cards, P.L. (10) 294-296
A.L.A. Report of special committee on cataloguing, P.L. (10) 516-510
Card catalogue distribution, Rept of Libn of Cong 76-70, 141-152
L.C. Bulletin No 10: Travelling catalogue^. Lib of Cone;. Dec. /^f/i,

7905, 4p.
(»ot) Hicks (F. C.) Library of Congress classification and its printed catalogue

cards, L.J. (31) 255-256
.\nibrose (L.) I se of printed cards in ihe Norili Western University

I.ibrary, /../. (31) 257-250
Printed catalogue cards of the Librarv of Congress : further comparisons

of use. L.J. (31) 260-270
Winser (B.) Simplifying methods, L.J. (31) Conf No 266-267

Library of Congress catalogue cards, Lib Work (1) 106
Bulletin No 11: Scope of the stock of printed catalogue cards, Lib of

Cong, Jan. 1st, igo6, 8p.

366 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Bulletin No 12 : M(>thods of determining- and indicating- number of cards
wanted, Lib of Tous;, April ist, igob, Sp.

Bulletin ^s'o 13 : Cards for government documents, including U.S. Govern-
ment documents published by states and cities of the United States and
British parliamentary documents. Lib of Cong, April is^h, iqoO, 4p.

Bulletin No 14 : Card's for the publications of the U.S. Department of
.Xgriculture, printed and distributed by the Library of Cong^ress for the
Library of the Departmenl of Agricullurr, Lib of Cong, April 21st,
I gob, 4p.

Bulletin No 15 : Cards for the publications of the U.S. (Ecological Survey
and the State Surveys, printed and distributed by the Library of
Cong-ress for the Libriiry of the I'.S. (ieological Survey, Lib of Cong,
May i^th, igob, 4p.

Bulletin No 16 : Orders by siries for cards for books and monographs in
series. Lib of Cong, Jinie ist, igob, 6p.

Bulletin No 17 : Series of publications in F)nglisb (excluding- those in
American history) for which cards are in stock. Lib of Cong, June 'jth,
igoO, lop.

Bulletin No iS : Series of iniblications in American history for which
cards are in stock. Lib of Cong, June i^th, igob, 4p.

Bulletin No 19 : .Series of publications in foreign languages for which
cards are in stock. Lib of Cong, June 21st, igob, 8p.

Rept of Libn of Con^ 54-6o

1907 Gooch (H. B.) New catalogue, .1./...4. Bull (i) Conf No 283-286
Rankin (]. V.) Printed cards from the Librarv of Congress, A.L.A. Bull

(i) Conf No 286-288
Bulletin No 20: Cards for books printed in .\merica before iSoi, Lib

of Cong, March ist, igo^, 2p.
Handbook of card distribution with references to Bulletins 1-20, 2nd cd.,

1907, 76p., Lib of Co>ig
Rept of Libn of Co}ig 60-65
Bishop (VV. W.) Printed cards from the Library of Cong-ress, and how

to order them, P.L. (12) 101-102, X.Y.L. (i) 145-146
Ordering- Library of Congress cards, Wis Lib Bull (3) 86-87

1908 .A.L.A. Printed catalog cards, A.L.A. Bull (2) 43-44

Baker (E. A.) Some recent developments of Library co-operation, L.A.R.

(10) 660-677
Eichler (F.) Central cataloguing, the Bureau of information and Inter-

Library loans in ^Austria, L.J. (33) 506-507
Library of Congress cards: symposium. Lib Occ No 11, 2-5
How to order from Librarv of Congress when the serial number cannol

be found, Wis Lib Bull (4) 60

1909 Roval Librarv of Berlin : Regulations as to the sale of printed cards,

/:.;. (34) 114-115

153 CARD CATALOGUE CABINETS AND CASES

878 A.L.A. Committee Report, L.J. (3) 223

891 Brown (J. D.) Cataloguing ap])liances, L. (3) 392

892 New catalogue drawer, L.J. (17) ibS-ifx)

Clark (R. E.) Considerations on the card catalogue, L.J. (17) 229-232
892-3 Carr (H. J.) Fixtures, furniture and fittings, J'.S. Rept 742-743 ■

Lane (\V. C.) Catalog cases, U.S. Rept 840
894 Card catalogue cabinets, Creemvood's Public Libraries 3^8-30)9
896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. i'rimer : s])ecinu-ns of catalogue cabinets, P.L. (i)

128-129
899 Maw (T. E.) Card catalogue as a substilute for the printed catalogue,

L.W. (I) 63-64
902 Card catalogue case, Min)i, la and Wis L.C. Ildbk 22, 71
For particulars relating to Catalogue Cabinets and Cases, apply to —

Adjustable Shelvi.xg Co., Ltd., 2-,, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, VV.C.
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bijreau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Milner's Safe Co., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Rockwell- ^^'AnASII Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RONEo Ltd., 26, Holborn ^■iaduct, E.C.

CATALOGIE CARDS 367

154 CATALOGUE DRAWERS AND TRAYS

187b Cutter (C. A.) Library catalogue, I'.S. Rcpt 557

1886 Dewey (M.) Card catalo<; drawer, /,..V. (I'.S.) (i) 39-40

i8c)2 Green (H. R.) Card volumes versus card drawers, /../. (17) 5-6

Badger (H. C.) Our card catalogue : what to do with it, L.J. (17) 161-162

— New catalogue drawer, L.J. (17) 168-169
1893 Catalogue card case, L.J. (18) Conf No 71
1897 Card catalogue assorting device, L.J. (22) 324
i8c)9 Maw (T. E.) Card catalogue as a substitute for ilie jjrintc^d catalogue,

L.W. (I) 64
igo2 Advantages of single trays, P.L. (7) 22
For particulars relating to Card Catalogue Drawers and 1 rays, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High
Holborn, W.C.

Library Aids Co.. 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London

RONEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

155 CARD CATALOGUE GUIDES, BLOCKS, etc.

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Mechanical arrangement for a card catalogue, U.S. Kept

55^-5^0
1878 McLennan (W.) Coloured guide blocks, L.J. (3) 192
1880 Cutter (C. A.) Brass guide-boards for card catalogues, /,./. (5) 215-216

1886 Card catalogue guards, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 36-37
Blocks for card catalogues, L.N. (U.S.) (i) 39-40
Catalogue guides, L..V. (U.S.) (i) 40-42

1887 Burr's patent locked card rod for card catalogues, L.J. (12) 437
1 89 1 Brown (J. D.) Cataloguing appliances, L. (3) 392-394

1896 Jast (L. S.) Dewey classification, L. (8) 341

1899 Maw (T. E.) Card catalogue as a substitute for a printed catalogue,

L.W. (i) 66 .

1902 James (M. S. R.) Card catalogue guides, P.L. (7) 229-230

For particulars relating to Card Index Guides, Blocks, etc., apply to —

Adjust.able Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Library Aids Co.. 29, Victoria Road, (ireat Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago. New York, Boston, London
Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

1 55=1 CARD INDEX SIGNALS

For particulars, apply to —

Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, (ireat Yarmouth

RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House. Tooley Street. S.E.

156 CATALOGUE CARD

iXyb Cutter (C. .\.) Library catalogues. f..S. Rept 358

.Standard catalogue card. ]^.J. (i) 285-28(1
187S Mr. Crookes' catalogue card. L.J. (i,) 6^
1886 Catalogue cards, L.N. (IKS.) (1) 34-3(1"
1893 Catalogue cards, L.J. (18) 9. 509, 510
1896 Library Bureau printed catalogue cards, L./. (21) 278, :;i6

Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer, P.L. (i) 120.-122
1S97 .\.L..A. Publishing Section — Printed catalogue cards, L.J. (22) 21-22

1899 ^I-»^v (T. E.) Card catalogue as a substitute for the printed catalogue,

L.W. (i) 65-66

1900 Dewey (^L) Changing tin ^i/c of catalogue' c uds, /../. (25) 350
Cody (E. \.) Catalogue card;^ numbered from rubber type, P.L. (5) 94

1901 Edmands (J.) First use of catalogue cards, L.J. (26) 850

1902 Cost of cataloguing, etc.. P.L. (7) 314-315

1903 Dewey CSl.) Inexperienced card makers, P.L. (8) 460
1908 >Latthews (C. G.) A new catalogue card. L.J. (j,_^) 2:1,},

For particulars relating to Catalogue Cards, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd.. 23. Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High
Holborn, W.C.

368 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Library Aids Co.. 2m, Victoria Road. Great Yarmouth
RocKWEi.L-\V.\HAsii Co., LiD., (h), Miltoii Street, E.C.
RoNKo Lin., 2b, Holborn Viaduct. E.C.
.St.anlkv Russki.i. \ Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

157 UNIVHRSAL CATALOGUE

1876 Barnwell (J. (i.) Iniversal c.u.iloi,aic : its necessity and practicability,

L.J. (i) 54- v"^, io<J
Cadwallader fB.) .\ National Libiarv -,v>l( ni with a I'niversal Catalogue,

L.J. (1) 3(^*)-37i , . . TV

1877 Cros.s (J. A.) Lniversal index oi sub|eci>, isl Int Couf 104-107, Discus-

sion 161-164. L.J. (2) Jql-U)4, ^(^-2>^h, (0 3*\S-.lO*^
Walford (C.) New j^^eneral catalu-ue of F.ngiish literature, ist hit Conf
101-103, iSi, L.J. (2) iSS-K)o

1875 Report on a general catalogue ol laigii^li liurature. L..1. I raiis (1) 8-(»
Evidence given before the Society of .\rts, March, 1878, on the subject of

a Universal Catalogue of printed books, L.A. Trans (i) 9-10
Society of .\rts Universal catalogue : Explanations and specimens of pro-
posed catalogue, /../. (3) 61-63
Axon (W. E. A.) Projected Universal calalogue, L.J. (3) 175-177
I'niversal catalogue of literature : Rejjorls of the Library .Xssociation and

Societv of Arts. L..1. Tran.^ (1) 8-10
Walford'(C.) Practical points in the prei^iration of a general calalogue of
English literature, L..L Trans (1) 55-64, 154
1879 Universal catalogue of literature : Reports of the L.A. and Society of
Arts, L.A. Trails (2) 6, L.J. (4) 418-420
Milman (H.) Society of Arts' Universal catalogue, L.J. (4) 18
Further Report of Committee on a general catalogue of E^nglish litera-
ture, L.A. Trans (2) 6-7, 104-106
1881 Universal catalogue of literature : Reports of L.A. and Society of Arts,

L..4. Trans (3) 9
1893 Garnett (R.) British Museum catalogue as a basis for a Universal
catalogue, L. (5) 93-96
Brown (J. D.) Note on an " Lidex to General Literature," issued by the
.\merican Library Association, L. (5) 209-216

1896 International catalogue conference, L.J. (21) 370-371

Tedder (H. R.) Catalogue of English literature .scheme, L. (8) 325-334
London Bibliographical Conferer:ce. L.J. (21) 499-500

1897 Some bibliographical schemes, P.L. (2) 17S-9

1898 Axon (W. E. A.) Statistics of British publishing and the need of an

official bibliography, L. (10) 65-7

1899 Hoyle (W. E.) and C. Nordlinger. The " Concilium Bibliographicum "

at Zurich and its work (Brief account of the card catalogue of current
Zoological literature published under the direction of Dr. H. H. Field).
L.A.R. (i) 709-718

1900 International catalogue of scientific literature, /,./. (25) 630-6^4. 1901 :

L.J. (26) 75

1905 Teggart (F. ].) .\n Internation.il calalogue of technological literature,

P.L. (10) ii4-n5 . . ' ' •

1906 "The Pseudonyms," discuss the I niversal catalogue, /../. (31) 124-125

158 COOPERATIVE CATALOGUING

1876 Wilson (C. A.) Publishers' slips for Librarians and others, L.J. (i) 14-15
Rogers (F. 11.) Co-operative inde.x for Public Library, L.J. (i) 62-63,

Dis'jussion 113-117
Poole's index to periodical literature — notices and reviews, L.J. (1) 116-17,

181-4, 279-281, 365-9, (2) 16-19, 226-7, (3) 57-9. 109-110, 119, 141-151, 155

189-90, 299, (4) 159-60, 187-191, (6) 132-3, (8) 5-6, 194-8, L.C. (i) 69-70
Co-operative cataloguing, L.J. (i) 118- 121
Dewey (M.) Co-operative cataloguing, L.J (1) 170-175
Roesler (F. E.) Co-operative subject index, ^./. (i) 183-184, 222, 226-227
Poole (R. B.) Co-operative cataloguing report, L.J. (i) 289-2qo
Edmands (J.) Co-operative cataloguing report, L.J. (i) 290-291
Schw-artz (J.) Co-operative cataloguing report, L.J. (i) 328-329
Index to periodicals, L.J. (1) 359-363
Cadwallader (B.) National Librarv svstem with a universal catalogue,

L.J. (I) 369-371

CO-Ol'lihWTIlE CATALOGl IXG 369

A.L.A. Committee Report, L.J. (i) 39(1-397
Cutter (C. A.) Co-operative entries, L.J. (i) 403-404
13e\vey (M.) The cominir catalos'ue, L.J. (i) 4-'3-4-'7

New York State L'niversity — Co-operative collci^e calalomiiiiL;' : Report of
Committee appoiiUed Aus^ust, 1870. L.J. (i) 434-437

1877 Printed title slips — Discussion on publishers' slips, '/,./. (_>) 32-33
Depping (G.) Note on co-operative cat.iloi^^uing^, ;.s7 ]iit Coiif 100, L.J.

(2) 188, 264-5
Stevens (H.) Photo bibiioi^^raphx ; or, a central biblioij-raphical clciring^
house, ist lilt Coiif 70-81, L.J. (j) ib2-i73, Discussion 258-251)

1878 A.L.A. Committee — Report on i)ub!islier>' slips. /,./. (3) i 13-1 14. .S'tt'

also 112
Printed title slips, L.J. (3) 200
Bowker (R. R.) Co-operative scheme of subject iiury with a key to

catalos'ue headings, L.J. (3) 326-329

1879 Bailey (J. B.) Subject index to scientific i)eriodic.-il>, /,..!. I nuis (i) 85-87
Title slip registry, /../. (4) 40

A.L.A. Committee — Report on publishers' title sli|)s, /../. (4) 2^1

1880 Announcement of discontinuance of the book registry due to lack of

support and appreciation, L.J. (5) 58, ICditorial comment 43
i88i Bailey (J. B.) Index to scientific bibliographies, L..4. Trans (3) 114-116,

169-173
Thomas (K. C.) and H. B. Wheatley. Proposed subject index to

bibliologies and bibliographies, L..1..1/..V. (i) 89-95
Hubbard (J. i\L) Public Library — how the interests of its patrons niav be

best served, L.J. (6) 11-13

1882 Stetson (VV. K.) Co-operation again, L.J. (7) 106, editorial comment 103-4

1883 Co-operative index to leading periodicisls, edited by AV. L Fletcher, 1883-

1891, Notices in L.J. (i) 14, 62-63, 1 13-117, (8) 3, 5-6, 47-48, 92, 127,
(9) 24, 208-9, do) 3, 24, (11) 5, 36, (12) 541, (13) 70, 172, (15) 99, 114,(17)4

1884 Garnett (R.) British Museum catalogue as a basis for a I'niversa!

catalogue, L.A. Trans (4) 120-128
Stetson (\V. K.) .An A.L..A. card catalogue, L.J. (9) 71
— Co-operative cataloguing — a suggestion, L.J. (q) 177, i()t

1885 Co-operative indexing in chemistry, L.J. (10) 8
Dewey (M.) A.L.A. catalogue, L.J. (10) 73-76

i886 Fletcher (W. L) Co-operative cataloguing, L.J. (11) 74-75

Origin of the .American Librarv Association Publications Section,

L.N. (U.S.) (i) 101-107 .
Dewey (M.) Library co-operation and the index to periodicals, L.A'. (U.S.)

(0 195-197

1888 Growoll (A.) Notes on co-operative or labour saving methods of printing

catalogues, L.J. (13) 280-282, L.J. (17) 157-161

1889 Christie (R. C.) \A'ork and aims of the Librarv .Association : an address,

L. (I) 360-1
-A.L.A. Co-operative Committee's Report, L.J. (14) 273-275
i8c|i Borden (\V. A.) and W. K. Stetson. Printed cards for catalogues, /../.

(16) 209
1892 Fletcher (W. L) Presidential address Lak(n\ood Conference, L./. (17)

Conf No 3-5
i8()3 A.L.A. Index,' noticed in L.J. (8) 265-8, 276-7, v>5. (m) 24, (10) ]oi-2, (11)

409-70, (13) 311-12, (17) 6-8, (18) 35, 50, (26) 821
Law (T. G.) .V co-operative catalogue of Fnglish literature up to 1040,

L. (5) 97-101
Campbell (F. B. F.) Battle of bibliography, /.. (5) 120-124
Garnett (R.) Co-operative cataloguing, L. (5) 252-254
Central card cataloguing, L.J. (18) 508-510, editorial comment, /../. (iS)

497.49S, (19) 3
Discussion on the Rudolph Indexer and Librar\ Bureau printed cards,

L.J. (18) 514, 515, (19) 20-22
i8t)4 A.L..\. catalogue of 5,000 volumes: notices of the undertaking and

reports of the; Committee, L.J. (4) 13. 85, 123, 154, 198, 302, ^77, (5) 12,

77, (6) 138, (8) 260, (9) 69, (10) 73. 326, (n) 345. (12) 457, (16) 239, 270,

(19) 119, (20) 176, (21) 355, 395, Conf No 132, {22) Conf No 105, 132.

Reviewed by P. L. Ford, L.J. (19) 137-138
Josephson (A. G. S.) International subject bibliographies, L.J. (19) 226-7
Project for a general catalogue of French literature, L.J. (19) 334-336

370 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1895 Campbell (F. B. F.) Bibliography of the future, L. (7) 33-48

— L'Institut Internntional de Bibliographie, L. (7) 341-346
Co-operation in cataloguing scientific literature, L.J. (20) 75, Si-84, 172-

173. 308-310, Conf No 63-66
Bibliographical conference at Brussels, L.J. (20) 346
Andrews (C. W.) International bibliography of scientific literature, L.J.

(20) Conf No 25-27
Field (H. H.) Bibliographica Zo&logica, L.J. (20) Conf No 29-30
Nelson (C. A.) General catalogue of American literary periodicals, L.J.

(20) Conf No 30-31, 67-71
Rovvell (J. C.) Subject index to science, L.J. (20) Conf No 27-28

1596 Campbell (F. B. F.) Bibliography of periodical literature, L. (8) 49-64
International index to scientific literature, L. (8) 364

Co-operative cataloguing of scientific literature, L.J. (21) 263, 276, 356, 370-1
Deniker (M. J.) London bibliographical conference, L.J. (21) 499-500, 522
Library Bureau : printed catalogue cards, /,./. (21) 278
Fletcher (W. I.) Cataloguing, L.J. (21) Conf No 129-130

1597 Office International de Bibliographie, Brussels — Catalogue drs publica-

tions de I'office et de I'lnstitut International de Bibliographie, noticed
in L. (8) 354, L.J. (22) 54, 304-305

Larned (J. N.) Organization of co-operative work among Public Libraries,
2nd bit Conf 120-121, Discussion 242-243

Langton (H. H.) Co-operation in a catalogue of periodical publications,
2nd Int Conf 122-125, Discussion 242-243

Andrews (C. W.) Printed card catalogues, 2nd hit Conf 126-128, Discus-
sion 242-3, L. (9) 293

Bowker (R. R.) Bibliographical endeavours in America, 2nd Int Conf

150-153. J- J- (2^) 384-3^7
A.L.A. Publishing Section : printed catalogue cards, L.J. (22) 21-22, 147,

P.L. (2) 131
Denver Union catalogue of medical literature, L.J. (22) 156-7, 436
Foster (W. E.) Co-operation in the Providence Library, L.J. (22) 344-346
A.L.A. Report of Co-operation Committee bv W. H. Tillinghast, L.J.

(22) Conf No 81-83
Adler (C.) London International Conference on a catalogue of scientific

literature, L.J. {22) Conf No 58-60. 168

1898 Roval Society's plans for an International catalogue of scientific literature,

L.J. (23) 148, 156, 175-176, 210, 454
Second International Conference on cataloguing of scientific literature,

L.J. (23) 665-666
Stanley (H. M.) Cumulative cataloguing, L.J. (23) 184
A.L.A. Publishing Section : printed catalogue cards for serials, L.J. (23)

24-25. 151. Conlf No 48, 173-174
Andrews (C. W.) Use made of the printed catalogue cards for articles in

current periodicals, L.J. (23) Conf No 110-112, 176
Lane {\\. C.) Printed periodical cards, L.J. (23) Conf No i7(-)-i77
Central co-operative cataloguing bureau, N.Y.S.L. Rc'Pt (82) 49-51

1899 Campbell (F. B. F.) Past and future papers of L..\. — our aims and

objects, L.A.R. (1) 4-15

— Printed catalogue slips, L.A.R. (i) 755-756

Massachusetts Library Club — Report relating to ihe indexing of Massa-
chusetts State documents, L.J. (24) 67-6S

Rudolph (A. J.) Blue-print process for printing catalogues, /../. (24) 102-5

.■\ndre\\s (C. W.) Co-operative lists of periodicals and transactions of
societies, L.J. (24) Conf No 29-31

A.L..A. Committee on International catalogue of scientific literature, L.J.
(24) 112, Conf No 127-128

.\.L..\. Committee on printed catakiguo for i)'M-iodica] sets, L.J. (24) 112-
113, 678-679

.\.L..\. Publishing Section, L.J. (24) 4S4-485, 579, Conf No 95-97

Thomson (J.) Plan for a co-operative list of incunabula, /..). (24) Conf
No t3i-i32. Sec also 246

Nordlinger (C.) and W. E. Hoyle. The (\)ncilium Bibliographicum at
Zurich and its work, L..i.R. (i) 709-718

1900 James (.M. S. R.) Printed catalogue slips and cards, L.A.R. (2) 70-71
Cutter (W. P.) Card index of the Department of .\griculture, L.J. (25) 42
A.L..\. Publishing Section : Printed catalogue cards for periodical sets

and for books of composite authorship, L.J. (25) 73

C()-i)i'i-:i^ATni-: c mmax.i i.\(. 371

Hanson (J. C. M.) Catalog^ue of the Library of Congri's?., L.J. {2^) 17b

Plans of the Co-operation C'omniittti>, /../. (25) 17M-1S0

Bowker (R. R.) Institut International dr I>"ib!ii>iirai)lii( , Brii^-.c!>, L.J.

(25) 273-4
A.L.A. Cataloj^ Section <slablished, L.J. (25) _'c)^ Oqi
Cole (Cr. W.) An early l-Vench ^-eneral cataloi,'-Lie. /,./. (.'5) 329-331
Richardson (K. C.) Ri'port of tiie Co-Dperation Committee, L.J. (25) Conf

No 71-73. 139-142
Kroef^er (A. B.) Co-operative calaloi^uin;^ and tin- A.L.A. Rules, /../.

(25) Conf No 73-77
Andrews (C. W.) Co-<)|)erative calaloicuiiij^ esiimate i)t co-.t, /../. (25)

Conf No 7S-St)
Lane (W. C.) Report on adjustments and t)r^^ani/ati()n, ]..J. (2:^) Cunf

No 80-S2
A.L.A. Session on ci)-iiperalive calaloi^yini;-, L.J. (2^) Conf No i:;q-i42,

P.L. (5) 267-71, P.L. (6) 298-300
International catalotifue of scientific literature, /../. (25) 03()-()34
Putnam (H.) Relation of Slate Libraries to the Library of Conj^'-ress,

L.J. (25) 729-733, P.L. (6) i3-'S
3()()i A.L.A. s\stem of co-operative calaloiiLiini;", L. [N.S.) (2) 106, 224

Jast (L. S.) Problem of the printed cataloijue, L, (A'..S".) (2) 141-146
.\.L.A. Publishini^- Board — Circular regarding- plans for issue of printed

calalotjue cards for current books, /,./. (26) 4, 22-23, 209-210, I\L. (O)

14, 97^ 103-104
International catalot;;-ue of scientific literature, /,./. (26) 75
Andrews (C. W.) Co-operative cataloi^uiniL;'. L.J. (26) 14b, P.L. (6) 229
Dewey (^L) Printed cataioiiue cards from ,1 c-ntral bureau, L. (X.S.)'{2)

130-134
Printed cataioi^ue cards, L.J. {26) 209-211

Central cataloirne of the Prussian Libraries, L. (A'..S.) (2) 274-2S1
Putnam (M.) What may be done for Libraries .by the nation, L.J. (26)

C^onf No 9-15
.\.L..A. Report of Committee on international cataloij^-ue of scientific

literature, /,./. (2b) Conf No ii()-ii9
A.L..\. Publishinj^- Board. Printed calaloi^ue cards for bibiioijraphical

serials, /../. (26) f-)9o-(-)9i, 757
Putnam (H.) Printed calaloi^ue cards of the A.L..\. Publishino- Board,

L-J. {2t) 757
Library of Con^Tess — distribution of cataloy^ue cards, L.J. (2b) S02-805
Josephson (A. G. S.) Problems in Library co-operation, L.J. (26) S16-17
National Library: its work and functions, L.J. {26) 851-858
Report on co-operative cataloguing;^ at N.Y.L..\., P.L. (6) 566-7
Library of Conj^res.s — Report of Librarian of Cont.jress for vear endini;-

June 30th, 1901 ; In section "Classification and catalojL^uinf.;." 28-^7,

the printed card plans are fully described, noticed in /../. (26) H)-2o
1902 Co-operative cataloifuing- in .America, L.A.R. (4) 53-54

International catalot^ue of scientific literauire, Smithsonian Institution,

noliccd in L.J. (27) 84
Josephson (.\. G. S.) Some bibiios^-raijhica! desidiT.ita and the \\a\s and

means to carry them out, L.J. (27) 89-()()
— What the Carnet.,ne Institution could do for Librarianship and

bibiio-raphy, /,./. (27) 823-824
.\.L..\. Report of Committee on Internation.il Co-o]jeration, L.J. (27)

Conf No 12(1
A.L..\. Publishinjj^ Board Printed catalogue cards for bibliograjjliical

serials, L.J. (27) 209-210; Work and plans by W. I. VUuhrv.' L.J . (27)

Conf No i4()-i5o
Larned (J. N.) Lfterature of .\merican historv Rcvii-a'cd in L.J. {2y) 784-6
Putnam (H.) The Work of the Library ot 'Congri'ss, /../. (27) Conf No

•, L.J.

-o

Library of Congress Printed catalogue cards comparisons of us
(27) 307. 314-3'''^. 5^95-896, P.L. (7) 315-316

Zenodotus. The true National Library, L.J. (27) -,18-^19

Josephson (A. G. S.) Plan for the organization of an Institute for Biblio-
graphical research, /„/. (27) Conf No 61-62

Hastings (C. H.) Card distribution work of the Librarv of Congress.
/../. (27) Conf No 67-71

.\.L.-\. Report of Committee on Librarv administration, /,./. (27) Conf
No 88 ■ ■

372 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1903

Library of Congress catalogue division, card distribution— Hdbk of card

distribution, noticed in L.J. (27) 895-896
Catalogue cards for juvenile books — co-operative scheme of Cleveland and

Pittsburg Libraries, P.L. (7) 343-344> ^J- (-8) 141
A.L.A. Report of Committee on International co-operation, L.]. (28)

Conf No 134
Putnam (H.) Co-operative work of the Library of Congress, L.J. (28)

Conf No 162-164
Anderson (E. H.) Co-operative catalogue cards for children's books, L.J.

(28) Conf No 165-166
Andrews (C. W.) Co-operative work of the John Crerar Library, L.J. (28)

Conf No 166-167
Field (H. H.) Concilium Bibliographicum in Zurich, L.J. (28) 661-663
Fletcher (W. L) Promptness in supply of printed catalog cards — a note,

L.J. (28) 802
Bibliography of co-operative cataloguing and the printing of catalogue

cards (1850-11102), by T. Jahr and A. J. Strohm (Reprinted from the

Report of Librarian of Congress, 1902-1903), iibp. rcvie-Mcd in L.J.

(28) 89

1904 International catalogue of scientific literature — Resolution, L.J. (29) 478
Richardson (E. C.) "international bibliography, L.J. (29) Conf No 93-96
Adler (C.) International catalogue of scientific literature, L.J. (29) Conf

No 97-99
La Fontaine (H.) International Institute of Bibliography, L.J. (29) Conf

No 101-104
Fick (R.) Prussian Central Catalogue, " Gesanitkatalog," L.J. (29) Conf

No 105-112
Anderson (A.) Swedish catalogue of accessions — Sveriges Ollentliga

Bibliothek : Stockholm, Uppsala, Lund, Goteberg Accessions Katalog,

L.J. (29) Conf No 112-113
Hasse (A. R.) Bibliography of public documents, L.J. (29) Conf No 116-20
Bowker (R. R.) Recent national bibliographies in the United States,

L.J. {29) 121-125
A.L.A. Session on International bibliography, L.J. (29) Conf No 222-224
Clatworthy (C. M.) Cataloguing, P.L. (9) 107-109
A.L.A. Catalog of 8,000 volumes for a popular Library, with notes, 1904,

2 Vols, in I ; also issued in two parts. Part i — Class List, with synopsis

of Decimal classification, with subject index; Part 2 — Dictionary

catalogue with synopsis of the Expansive Classification, Lib of

Cotig, igo4

1905 Cataloguing Bureau for Public Libraries — svmposium, L. (N.S.) (6) 86-9:5
Axon (W. E. A.) Subsidised indexing, L. (N.S.) (6) 281-303

Professor Jewett's scheme for co-operative cataloguing, L. (N.S.) (6) 323-4
A.L.A. Catalogue — List of corrections, L.J. (30) 24

-A.L.A. Report of Committee on international co-operation, L.J. (30) Conf
^^o 133-135. -P'-L. (10) 516-519

1906 A.L.A. Report of Publishing Board bv W. C. Lane, L.J. (31) Conf No

154-158
A.L.A. Report of Committee on international relations, L.J. (31) Conf

No 221-223
Co-operative cataloguing, Lit Yr-Bk 557

1907 Gooch (H. B.) The new catalog, A.L.A. Bull (i) 283-286

Rankin (J. T.) Printed cards from the Librarv of Congress, .1.L..1. Bull

(i) 286-288
Barlow (H.) Future of the catalogue, L.A. (5) 239-243
Doubleday (W. E.) Methods of co-operation, L.A.R. (9) 205-20(1
Shaw (G. T.) Co-operative cataloguing, L..i.R. (9) 423-424
Sayers (W. C. B.) The A.L.A. catalogue, L.A.R. (9) 401-2

1908 Co-operative cataloguing. Lib Work (2) 1-2, L.J. (33) 232-233
Wilson (H. W.) Co-operatively printed catalog. Lib Work (2) 143-147
Baker (E. A.) Recent developments in Library co-operation, L.A.R. (10)

660-677
Gould (C. H.) Regional Libraries, L.J. (j^) 2iS-2}i)
Voge (A. L.) Work of the Concilium Bibliographicum, Zurich, P.L.

(13) 42-43
Crawford (E.) Some essentials of co-operative cataloguing, P.L. (13) 201-6
Concerning catalogues, P.L. (13) 214

CATALOGLES—SPECIA]. KXAMl'Ll-:> 373

190c) Peplow (F.) Some tentative proposals for the compilation of catalogue of
best books, L.A.R. (11) 222-228, Discussion 245-240
Wilson (H. \V.) Co-operativtlv printed catalog:, Bib Sctv of Am Proc
(3) -'9-4^

159 CATALOGUES, HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION— GENERAL

1885 Some Australian catalogues again, L.C. (3) 123-125

iSqo Linderfelt (K. A.) Report on catalogues and classification, L.J. {15) Conf
No 67-73

1891 Cutler (M. S.) Impressions of foreign Libraries — catalogs and classifica-
tion, L.J. (16) Conf No 50-51

1894 Nelson (C. A.) Report on classification and catalogs. L.J. (19) Conf

No 69-77

1895 Curran (H. E.) Acceptable Fre-' Library catalogues. /,. (7) 21-28
Wade (E.) Cataloguing in the future, L.J. (20) Conf No 21-24, 7^

1S99 Galbreath (C. B.) Cataloguing a State Library, P.L. (4) 437-439

1900 Cole (G. W.) An early French general catalogue, L.J. (25) 329-331

1901 Pollard (A. W.) Notes on books and work, L. {N.S.) (2) 100-107
Smith (F. E.) Best catalog for a small Library, P.L. (6) 147-150

1904 Anderson (A.) Research Libraries of Sweden, L.J. (29) Conf No 79-81
1906 Koopman (H. L.) Library progress in Rhode Island, L.J. (31) Conf No 14-5

160 SPECIAL EXAMPLES

American Library Association Catalogue

1885 Dewey (M.) A.L.A. Catalogue. L.J. (10) 73-70

1898 Report of Committee on supplement to the A.L.A. Catalogue, L.J. (23)
Conf No 121-122

1902 Winser (B.) A.L.A. Catalogue of 1904. L.J. (27) 1012

1904 A.L.A. Catalogue of 8,000 volumes for a popular Library, with notes,

2 Vols, in I — also issued in two parts ; Part i — Class List, with synopsis

of Decimal classification, with subject index; Part 2 — Dictionary

catalogue with synopsis of the expansive classification, Lib of Cong, iga^f.

Dewey (M.) A.L.A. Catalog. P.L. (9) 78

A.L.A. Catalog. Minn P. L.C. Notes (i) 6. Ohio Bull (2) No 3, 1-2
icRi- A.L.A. Catalog and German literature, P.L. (12) 315

Annual American Catalogue

1887 Edmands (J.) Annual American Catalogue, L.J. (12) 216

Amherst Library Catalogue
1876 Discussion on the Amherst catalogue. /../. (i) 141- 143

Aster Library Catalogue

1886 Lane (W. C.) Astor Library catalogue, L.J. (11) ibo-ibi
Vinton (F.) New Astor catalogue, L.J. (11) 215-216

1887 Koopman (H. L.) Astor Library catalogue, L.J. (12) 123-124

Bibliotheque Nationale Catalogue

iSf)4 Bibliotheque Nationale — Proposed catalogue, L.J. (19) 191

Cutter (C. A.) Notes on the Bibliotheque Nationale, L.J, (19) 193-194
Catalogue of the National Library of France : Reprinted from the Natiotir
L.J. (19) iq6-io7

i8<)5 Macfarlanc; (J.) Projected |)rint( d catalogue of tin- Bibliotheque Nationale,

■L- (7) 49-5<J
]8<)8 — National Libr.iries of Circ at Britain ;ind Franci- and their catalogues,
L. (10) 37-41

Bishopsgate Institute Catalogue

K)02 Doubledav (W. K.) K< vii w of the catalogue of the Bishopsgate Institute,
L. \V. (4) 2S8-2c,i

Bosttn Library Catalogue

iSq9 Whitney (J. L.) Consideralion;« as to a printed c.ilalog in book form
for the Boston Public Library, L.J. (24) Conf No 8-13

1902 — Incidents in the historv of the Boston Public Librarv, L.J. (27) Conf
No 22-23
Hunt (E. B.) Catalogue of the Public Library of Bo>ton, L.J. (27) Conf
No 25-28, Discussion 190-102

V9

374 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

British Museum Catalogue

1878 Axon (W. E. A.) Is a printed catalog-uc of the British Museum practicable?
L.A. Travs (i) 65-67
Society of Arts report on a i)rinted cataioj^ue of the British Museum, L.J.
(4) 158-159

1881 Garnett (R.) British Museum eataio^'-ue as a basi> for a Universal cata-
logue, L.A. Trans (4) 120-128
1885 Tedder (H. R.) British Museum catal()L;ue of ICnglish books printed
before 1640, L.C. (2) 57-63
Garnett (R.) Subject index to the British Museum, L.C. (3) 1 19-120
Printing the catalogue of the British Museum Library, L.J. (10) 50-52
Dewev (M.) British Museum catalogues, L.A'. (L'..S'.) (i) 179-182
1887 Poole'(R. B.) British Museum cataloguing system in New York Y.M.C.A.,

L.J. (12) 338-339, 436-437
1892 Subject indeV of modern works added to the British Museum, 1888-1890,
by G. K. Fortescue, L. (4) 153
British Museum catalogue of printed books, L. (4) 164
189^, (jarnett (R.) British Museum catalogue as a basis for a Universal
catalogue, L. (5) 93-96
— On the publication of the British Museum catalogue, L. (5) 244
Pretsch (K.) Additions and corrections to author entries in the catalogue
of the Peabody Institute Library and the British Museum, L.J. (18) 37-40

1898 Macfarlane (J.)" National Libraries of Great Britain and France and their

catalogues, L. (10) 37-41

190 1 Fortescue (G. K.) British Museum and the compilation of the general

catalogue of printed books, L.A.R. (3) 435-449
1906 Printing the British Museum catalogue of printed books, L. (N.S.) (7)
227, 238
Danton's Library Catalogue

1900 Belloc (H.) Catalogue of Danton's Library, L. (xV.5.) (i) 67-70
Glasgow University Library Catalogue

1877 Spears (R. B.) On the catalogue of Glasgow Universitv Library, ist Lit

Conf 84-85. L.J. (2) 176-177. 185-187

Hampstead Public Library Catalogue
1906 Hampstead Library catalogue, L.W. (8) 321-322

Harvard College Library Catalogue
1S86 Lane (W. C.) Harvard College Subject index, L.J. (u) 208-9, discussion

349-5"

1902 — Catalog of the Harvard College Librarv, L.J. (27) Conf No 187-190,

P.L. (7) 320-322
London Library Catalogue

1903 London Library catalogue, /,. (.V.5.) (4) 200-205

1909 Tedder (H. R.) New subject index, L.A.R. (it) 476-485, Discussion 521-
523. L.J. (34) 492
Medical Library Catalogue

1878 Billings (|. S.) National catalogue of medical literature, L.J. (3) 107-108
Milwaukee Library Catalogue

1886 Discussion on the Milwaukee catalogue, /../. (11) 367-36S
Newberry Library Catalogue

1899 Newberry Librar\- Blue |)rinl catalogue, L.J. (24) 574
Newcastle Public Library Catalogue

1908 The new Newcastle catalogue, L.W. (11) 57-51)

New York Apprentices' Library Catalogue
1876 Schwartz (J.) New York .Apprentices' Lil)rary catalogue, i'.S. Rcpl 657-60

New York Public Library Catalogue

1901 Billings (j. S.) Card catalogue of a grc;;! Public Library, L.J. (26) 377-83
Peabody Institute Library Catalogue

1893 Pretsch (K.) Additions and corrections to author entries in the catalogue

of the Peabody Institute [>ibraiy and th( British Museum, L.J. (18) 37-40

1894 Barrett (F. T.) .\ great catalogue, being an appreciation of the catalogue

of the Peabody Institute, Baltimore, L. (6) 69-73
1906 Peabody Institute catalogue, /../. (31) 297

SHEAF CATALOGUES 375

Pittsburgh Library Catalogue

1907 Turnbull (T. E.) Review of tlu' rittsburj^'h Library catalogue, L.W.
(10) 4S-54
PriBceton University Catalogue
iS8j Review of the subject catalogue of Princeton I'niversity, L.J. (S) 169-170

Ronalds Library Catalogue
1S7S Frost (A. J.) Notes on the Ronalds catalogue and Library of works on
electricity and magnetism, /../. (3) 283-284
Royal College of Surgeons, England
1889 Bailey (J. B.) The Library of the Royal College of Surgeons, L. (i) 256-S

161 TRAVELLING CATALOGUES

1902 L.C. Travelling catalogues of printed cards and conditions of loan to

Libraries, Lib of Cong, Sept is^h, igo2, 2p.
Travelling catalogues, P.L. (7) 407
1907 Wisconsin Librarv Commission plan for a travelling catalogue, Wis Lib

BiiU (3) 5^-53

162 PRINTED CATALOGUE

1891 Stetson (W. K.) Economical, educational, select catalogues for Public

Libraries, L.J. (16) Conf \o 26-27
1896 Printed catalogue, P.L. (i) 79

1899 Whitnev (J. L.) Considerations as to a printed catalogue in book form

for the Boston Public Library, L.J. (24) Conf No 8-13

1900 Bond (H.) Classified versus dictionary — a comparison of printed cata-

logues, L.A.R. (2) 313-31S

1901 Jast (L. S.) Problem of the printed catalogue, with a possible solution,

L. (N.S.) (2) 141-146
Reed (G. E.) Printed catalogs for the State Library, P.L. (6) 36-37,
Discussion 37

1907 Willcock (\V. J.) Is the printed catalogue doomed? L.A.K. (9) 384-389,

Discussion 400-406
Hagey (E. J.) Printed catalogue. Neb Lib Bull (4) 12-14

1908 Wilson (H. W.) Co-operatively printed catalogue. Lib Work (2) 1-2,

143-147, Bib Sciy of Am Proc (3) 29-42

1909 Calls for printed catalog, N.Y.L. (i) 249

For Specificatiotis and Estimates for Catalogue Printing, apply to —
Truslove & Bray, Ltd., Knight's Hill, West Norwood, S.E.

163 MANUSCRIPT versus PRINTED CATALOGUES

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Library catalogues, U.S. Rept 552-560

1899 Whitney (J. L.) Considerations as to a printed catalogue in book form

for the Boston Public Library. L.J. (24) Conf No 8-13
Manuscript versus printed catalogues, L.W. (2) 168-169
1907 Willcock (W. J.) Is the printed catalogue doomtd ? L.A.R. (9) 384-3S9,

Discussion 400-406
i()o8 Brown (J. D.) Tyranny of the catalogue- Favours manuscript form for

a complete catalogue, L.W. (11) i-''

164 PRINTED CATALOGUE versus CARD CATALOGUE

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Library catalogues, L'..S. Rept 55(1-5(10

X902 Burns (Mr.) Card catalog versus printed bibliographies, P.L. (7) 35
Hodges (N. D. C.) liibliographic-s versus catalogs. 7'./,. (7) 299-302

1907 Sayers (W. C. B.) Di>cussion of Mr. Willcock's pajjcr, L.A.R. (9) 401-2

1908 Printed versus card catalogue, S'.Y.L. (1) 120

165 SHEAF CATALOGUES

187b Cutter (C. A.) Library catalogues, a d(>cripliv)n of ihe Bonnage Sheaf
catalogue, U.S. Rept 558-559
Robinson (O. H.) Description of the sheaf catalogue inventid by Professor
Robinson, ///., U.S. Rept (306-672

1877 Dunlop (II. W. D.) On ;i new invention which enables slip-catalogues to

be available for reference Libraries, ist hit Conf 68-h9, L.J. (2) 160-161
1885 Du Rieu (W. M. M.) Card catalogue of the Leiden I'niversity, L.J. (io>
206-208, Discussion 315-316

376 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARy ECONOMY

18S7 How to use a Vise binder, L.N. U.S.) (2) 35-37

Vise binders for sheaf catalogues, L.N. (I'.S.) (2) 214-216

1888 Stanley (H. M.) Methods of cataloguing, L.J. (13) 318-319

189 1 Green (T. O. E.) Description of the Sacconi Binder, L.J. (ib) 185

Cutler (M. S.) Impressions in foreign Librarie-; : catalogues and classi-
fication, /../. (16) Conf No 50-51

1S92 Green (H. R.) Card volumes versus card drawers, L.J. (17) 5-6 .

Badger (H. C.) Our card catalogue: what to do with it, /../. (17) 161-3

1893 Kephart (H.) The Sacconi Binder, L./. (18) 1S5

Sacconi-Ricci (G.) " Observations on the various forms of catalogues used
in modern Libraries : with special n fer< nee t(< a mechanical binding,
L.J. (18) 4^3-4^7

Brown (J. D.) Adjustable catalogue holder, L.J. (18) 299-300

1894 — Mechanical methods of displaying catalogues and indexes, L. (6) 45-66
New mechanical binder of Cesare Tartagli & Sons, Florence, L.J. (19) 145
Mackay (H. W. R.) Suggested card book catalogue, L.J. (19) 160, 191,

196-197
1897 Brown (J. D.) Recent developments of Librarv practice, Greenwood's

Yr-Bk 97-9S
1902 Jast (L. S.) Sheaf and card catalogue: a comparison, L.W. (5) 129-131

James (M. S. R.) Progress of the modern card catalogue principle, P.L.
' (7) 188

1907 Stewart (J. D.) Sheaf catalogue, L.W. (10) 41-44, 85-88, 123-128, 204-206,

281-283, 364-367, (11) 15-17, 136, Published in book form. tgoQ
Brown (J. D.) Discussion of Mr. Willcock's paper " Is the printed
catalogue doomed? " L.A.R. (9) 405-406

1908 • — Tyranny of the catalogue, L.W. (11) 1-6

1909 Gilbert (M.) Sheaf catalogues applied to tlie shelvc^s of a classified Librarv,

L.W. (12) i6i-i66
For particulars relating to SJicaf Catalogues, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 2^,, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C. ' ' '

Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

166 MECHANICAL METHODS OF DISPLAY— GENERAL

1876 Cutter (C. A.) Library catalogues, U.S. Kept 555-560
1891 Brown (J. D.) Cataloguing appliances, L. (3) 392-394

1893 Sacconi-Ricci (G.) Observations on the various forms of catalogues used

in modern Libraries, L.J. (18) .\22,-^?.y

1894 Brown (J. D.) Mechanical methods of displaving catalogues and indexes,

L. (6) 45-66
For particulars relating to Cataloguing .ippliances, apply to —

Adjustable Shelving Co., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Chambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.C.
Lii^KAKV Aids Co., 2(), Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Milner's Safe Co., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Rockwell- Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.C.
RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.

167 CONTINUOUS OR PANORAiMIC FORM OF DISPLAY

189 1 A current catalogue, L. (3) 207

Brown (J. D.) Revolving catalogue holder, L. (3) 393

1892 Rudolph catalogue machine, L.J. (17) Conf No 23

1893 Rudolph continuous indexer, /../. (iS) 69, 120-1, 277-S, 306-7, 497, 498, 509,

514-5^5

1894 Brown (J. D.) Mechanical methods of displaying catalogues, L. (6) 59-60

1896 Dana (J. C.) .\.L.A. Primer — Rudolph catalogue holder, P.L. (i) 129

1897 Alameda indexer, P.L. (2) 26

1899 Rudolph (-'\. J.) Blue-print process of priming catalogs, /../. (24) 102-105,

560, 574, ()o8
1902 James (M. S. R.) Progress ot the modern card catalogue principle. P.L.

(7) 188

CATALOGUE INDICATOR 377

168 SCRAP BOOK METHOD

1S77 Hcrschcl (C.) Slip oalak).i;iH . L.j. {2) uyzo

1885 Mac (E. A.) Referenci- book making, L.]. (10) 17b

1886 Garnett (R.) Case against the card catalogue, ,I,.iV. (L'.5.) (i) 186-187
British Mustum sysltin : a criiicisin, L.S . {US.) (i) 1S7-188

iSi)2 Lane (\V. C.) Catalogs- -card and printed, L.J. (17) Conf No 71-72
i8t)4 Brown (J. 1).) Mfchanical mtthods of displaying catalogues, L. (6) 45-49
i8yS Arranging and cataloguing scraps, L.J. (j;;) J85

Sheaf Cataloj«ue Method, sec 1 05

Card Catalogue Methods, sec 1 49-I 56

169 ACCESSION FRAMES

i8r)i Brown (J. D.) Cataloguing appliances, L. (3) ;:,()},
For particulars relating to Adjustable Accessions Lists, apply lo —
Library Aids Co., 29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth

170 CATALOGUE INDICATOR

1879 Wright (W. 11. K.) .\n Indicator-catalogue and charging system, L.A.

Tratis (2) 76-78
1897 Schwartz (J.) An Indicator-catalogue charging system, 2>id Int Conf 142-

145, Discussion 246
1899 Crowther (E.) Combined indicator and card catalogue, L. TI'. (i) 170-172
1906 Schiilkc (R.) New catalogue indicator, P.L. (11) 275, 319
1908 Farrovv (T. E.) The "Graham" Indicator, L.W . (11) 29-31

Catalogue indicator in use at Newcastle described, L. Tl'. (11) 74-75

Cotgreave indicator: rui adaptation, L.W. (11) 79-81

Brown (W.) Chivers' indicator adapted as an author indicator for fiction,

L.ir. (11)243-244

Fur particulars relating to Catalogue Lidicators, apply to—
Library Aids Co., 29, \'ictoria Road, Great Yarmouth

378 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

CLASS J — Indexing

Jl INDEXING— GENERAL

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Indexing periodical and miscellaneous literature, U.S.

Kept 663-672
Spofford (A. R.) Periodical literature and society publications, U.S. Rept

679-685
Perkins (F. B.) Book indexes, U.S. Rept 727-732
Report of A.L.A. Committee on a new edition of Poole's " Index," L.J.

(i) 181-183
Biscoe {W . S.) Improvement of Poole's " Index," L.J. (i) 279-281
Indexes to periodicals, L.J. (i) 359-363. 365-369

1877 Report of A.L.A. Committee on Poole's Index, L.J. (2) 16-19
Wheatley (B. R.) On an " Evitandum " in index making principally met

with in French and German scientific literature, ist Int Conf 88-92,
L.J. (2) 178-185

1878 — Index Society and its field, L.J. (3) 105-107, 154-155
A.L.A. Committee — Report on Poole's Index, L.J. (3) 57-59

Poole (W. F.) Plan for the new Poole's Index, L.J. (3) 109-10, 111-12, 119
Index symposium, L.J. (3) 141- 153

Poole (W. F.) Index symposium and its morals, L.J. (3) 178-185
Holden (E. S.) Subject index for the publications of observatories, L.J.
• (3) 365-366
Index Society : Rules for obtaining uniformity in the indexes of books,
L.J. (3) 125-128, 228-229

1879 Garnett (R.) Subject indexes to transactions of Learned Societies, L.J.

(4) 111-114
Bailey (J. B.) Proposal for making the continuation to Poole's index of

use in Library catalogues, L.J. (4) 187-191
Fletcher (W. I.) Some points in indexing, L.J. (4) 243-247

1880 A.L.A. Indexing Bureau, L.J. (5) 215

1881 Griswold (W. M.) Note on indexing, L.J. (6) 186, 203

1883 Convict indexes (Brown, Poole, Fletcher, Griswold), L.J. (8) 72-74
Poole (W. F.) Supplement to Poole's Index, L.J. (8) 5, 194-198
Stetson (W. K.) Co-operative indexing of current periodicals, L.J. (8) 5-6

1884 Fletcher (W. I.) Few words to collaborators, L.J. (9) 24
— ■ Supplement to Poole's Index, L.J. (9) 61, 70

Poole (W. F.) and W. I. Fletcher. Supplement to Poole's Index, L.J.

(9) 61, 70
Fletcher (\V. I.) Co-operative index to periodicals, Supplement to L.J. (9)

99pp. 1885 : L.J. (10) 3, 24

1885 Index Society and its rules, L.J. (10) 153-154

Frear (W.) indexing scientific literature, L.J. (10) 377

1886 Dewey (M.) Library co-operation and the index to periodicals, L.J. (11) 5
Bolton (H. C.) Library check list of scientific literature, L.J. (11) 189
Fletcher (W. I.) The " Essay Index," L.J. (u) 469-470

1887 Watson (S. M.) Yearly indexes to magazines, L.J. (12) ij6

1888 Bliss (R.) Junr. Quarterly versus monthly indexes, L.J. (13) 70
Farquhar (E.) Quarterly versus monthly indexes, L.J. (13) 70
Dewey (M.) Monthly versus quarterly indexes, L.J. (13) 172
Bardwell (\V. A.) Wanted — an index to illustrations, L.J. (13) 173
Farquhar (E.) Current index work, L.J. (13) 333

Mitchell (J. T.) Indexing portraits, L.J. (13) 333
Poole (R. B.) Indexing portraits, L.J. (13) 313, 333

1889 Gilbert (W. J.) Indexing or cataloguing, L.J. (14) 246-248

1891 Patent office indexing, L.J. (16) 234-237

1892 Nichols (J. B.) Indexing — Manual for Librarians, authors and publishers,

L.J. (17) 406-419
1892-3 lies (G.) Indexing literature other than books, U.S. Rept 994-999
Bardwell (W. A.) Scrap books, U.S. Rept 999-1010
Fletcher (\V. I.) Inde.xes and indexing, U.S. Rept 1010-1014

MliCUAMCAL b'lLlMi MEillODS 379

1893 Au>iiii (W.) Pamphlets — what to do with them, L.J. (18) 143

Tenth annual report of Committee on indexing- chemical literature : with
li^l of indexes to chemical literature, J. .J. (18) 150-153

Fletcher (\V. I.) Indexing, L.J. (18) 358

Project to index newspapers, L.J. (18) 41)8

Bowker (R. R.) Index to newspaper, or annual register of events, L.J.
(18)500

Indexing, /-. (0) Si
i8i)4 Nichols (J. B.) Notes on geographical indexing, /,./. (U)) 330-331
i8c)5 Browne (N. K.) One Librarian's way of keeping: notes, /,./. {20) 306-308
i8t)7 Tandy (F. D.) (Juestion of indexes, L.J. {22) Hi^, 303

Fletcher {W. I.) Index prospects and possibilities, /,./. (22) Conf No 61

(ilazier (J. C.) Seamy side of indexing, I'.L. (2) 91-92
1899 Curiosities of indexing-, L.J. (24) 202-205

1901 Jast (L. S.) Treatment of Parliamentary papers, L.W. (4) i47-i5r

1902 Cragg (F.) Book indexes, L.J. (27) 819-821

1903 Burns (\V. S.) " Acid to casks," a few words on indexing, L.J. (2>^) 064-5
Clarke (A. L.) Essays on indexing, L.W. (5) 265-207, 286-291

Some rules to be observed in making- indexes, L.J. (28) 665-666

1904 Wheeler (M. T.) and E. L. Baxom. Indexing;, principles, lules and

examples, N.Y.S.L. Kcpl (88) Bulletin No 94
Periodical indexes, Delaware L.C. Hdbk 46
Clarke (A. L.) Essays on indexing-, L.W. (6) 67-70, 123-120, 156-158,

181-190. 1905: /.. ir. (7) 2-8, 29-31, 60-O5, 123-125

1905 — Subsidised indexing-, L. (N.S.) (6) 274-280

Axon (\V. E. A.) Subsidised indexing, L. (N.S.) (6) 281-303
Powell (W.) Indexes wanted, L.A.R. (7) 105-112, Discussion 93-96
Making- an index, P.L. (10) J32-135

1907 Barr (C. J.) Bibliographical aids to the use of the current literature of

science, .I.L..1. Ball (1) 129-132
Clarke (A. L.) Reform in indexing methods, L.W. (9) 317-320
Mill (A.) Rtform in indexing- methods, L. W. (q) 408-409
Hitt (J. M.) Indexini^ state papers. Wash L.A, Bull (3) 3-4

1908 Voge (A. L.) Indexing of periodical literature and the work of the

Concilium Bibliographicum, Zurich, Bib .Sciy of Am Proc (2) 116-134

1909 Dewey (M.) Library notes, P.1-. (14) 261

.Sec aha I 57 and I 58

J 2 INDEXING RULES

1870 Rules for indexing to be observed in tli( new editi(;n ol Poole's '' Index to

periodicals," L.J. (i) 286-287
1878 Index Societv : Rules for obtaining uniformitv in tiie indexes of books,

L.J. (3) 125-128, 228-229
1885 Index Society and its rules, /../. (10) 153-154

1892 Nichols (j. B.) Indexing Manual for Librarians, author> and publisliers,

L.J. (17) 406-419

1903 <.:iarke (A. L.) Essays on indexing, L. W. (5) 265-2()7, 286-291. 1904 :

L.W. (6)67-70, 123-126, 156-158, 181-190
Some rules to be observed in making indtxts. /../. {2'^^) OO5-666

1904 Indexing— Principles, rules, and <\;iniples, Bullilin No \)4, N.Y.S.L.

Kept (88)

1905 Making an index, P.L. (10) 132-135

Clarke (A. L.) Essays 011 indexing,' L. II'. (7) 2-8, 29-31, O0-O5, 1.23-125

J 3 INDEXING AIDS AND GUIDES

i8()2 Fletcher (W. I.) Indexes and indexing. ( '..S. Rept (1892-3) 1010-1014

1893 Rudolpli Continuous indcxer, L.J. (18) 120-121, 306-7

J 4 MECHANICAL METHODS OF FILING

1883 Mann (B. P.) Standard covers for tempor.irv binding, /../. (8) 6-7
1897 Alameda indexer, P.L. (2) 26
1902 New filing case, la Lib O. (2) 69

Photograph case, Miun.la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 24
1908 Seymour (M.) Letter file economy, P.L. (13) 403
See also I (iy
For particulars relaiint^ to Mechanical Binders for Pantphlels. etc., apply to—
LiBKAKv BuKKAf, LiD., Chicago, New 'i'ork, Boston, London

38o BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.G.

RoNEO Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.G.

Stanley Russell & Go., Golonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

J 5 PAMPHLET FILING BOXES

1891 Brown (J. D.) Miscellaneous appliances, L. (3) 394

1892 Garr (H. J.) Pamphlet boxes, L".5. Rept (1892-3) 742
1894 Pamphlet bo.xes, Greenwood's Public Libraries 398

1905 Burg-oyne (F. J. P.) Display and filing of periodicals, L.A. (4) 197, 203
1907 Miller (Z. K.) Pamphlet and magazine boxes. Wis Lib Bull (3) 62
1909 Warner (J.) Photographic survevs in connection with Public Libraries,
L.A. (6) 244
For particulars relating to Pamphlet Boxes, apply to —

Banting, G. F., Danesmere Works, Danesmere Street, Putney
FiNCHAM & Go., Spa Works, Northampton Row, Glerkenwell, E.G.
Rollings & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Newburv, W., East Ham Bookbinding W^orks, Plashet Lane, East Ham
Simpson, Geo., & Go., Ltd., 3-5, Warwick Square, E.G.
Stanley Russell & Go., Golonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

J 6 FILING SYSTEMS, VERTICAL, apply to—

Adjustable Shelving Go., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Ghambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.G.
Hammer, G. M., & Go., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.G.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Ghicago, New York, Boston, London
Milner's Safe Go., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.G.
Rockwell-Wabash Go., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.G.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.G.

J 7 METAL FILING CABINETS, apply to—

Gooper's Safe Go., 24, Broad Street Place, E.G.
Hollings & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Library Bureau, Ltd., Ghicago, New York, Boston, London
Milner's Safe Go., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.G.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.G.
Tann, John, 11, Newgate Street, E.G.

J 8 PIGEONHOLE CABINETS, apply to-

Hammer, G. M., & Go., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.G.
Hollings & Guest, Ltd., Thimble Mill Lane, Birmingham
Rockwell-Wabash Go., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.G.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.G.

J 9 CORRESPONDENCE FILES, apply to—

Library Bureau, Ltd., Ghicago, New York, Boston, London
Rockwell-Wabash Go., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.G.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, Fl.G.

J 10 CORRESPONDENCE FILES, NUMERIC, apply to—

Adjustable Shelving Go., Ltd., 23, Gwvdir Ghambers, 104, High

Holborn, W.G.
Hammer, G. M., & Go., Ltd., 430, Strand, W.G.
Library Bureau, Ltd., Ghicago, New York, Boston, London
Milner's Safe Co., 28, Finsbury Pavement, E.G.
Rockwell-Wabash Co., Ltd., 69, Milton Street, E.G.
Roneo Ltd., 26, Holborn Viaduct, E.G.

BOOKBINDING 381

CLASS K— Bookbinding

Kl BOOKBINDING— BIBLIOGRAPHY

iSq2 Pridoaux (S. T.) Bibliography of bookbinding, L. (4) 15-24, 50-6, 90-5

Prosser (R. B.) Bibliograpliv of bookbinding and binding patents, L.

(4) 228-229

K2 BINDING— HISTORICAL

1891 Wallis (A.) Bookbinding in the i6th and 17th centuries, L. (3) 181-184

1900 Davenport (C.) Three bindings with Little Gidding stamps, L. {N.S.) (i)

205-212

— King Charles I.'s Embroidered Bible, L. {N.S.) (i) 373-377

1901 Axon (W. E. A.) Cornaro in English, bound at Little Gidding, L. (N.S.)

(2) 121-124
Davenport (C.) Some popular errors as to old bindings, L. (N.S.) (2) 231-7

— Forgeries in bookbinding, L. {N.S.) (2) 389-395

1903 — Bagford's notes on bcokbindings. Bib Scty's Trans (7) 123-159

1905 Gibson (S.) Localization of books bv their bindings. Bib Scty's Trans (8)

25-38
Davenport (C.) Heraldrv of English roval bindings. Bib Scty's Trans
(8) 73-76

1906 Adams (R. W.) Binding: historic and artistic, P.L. (11) 294-299
Gay (F. B.) How the binding of books began, P.L. (11) 303

1907 Davenport (C.) Bookbinding in England, L.A.R. (9) 19-23

1908 — English and Scottish heraldry in books, L.A.R. (10) 149-152

K3 HISTORICAL EXAMPLES

iSgi Exhibition of bookbinding- at the Burlington Fine Arts Club, L. (3)

^51-255. 287-291
1894 Davenport (C.) On bookbindings at the British Museum, Bib Scty's Trans

(2) 93-96
1S97 — English embroidered bindings. Bib Scty's Trans (4) 144-148
1898 List of manuscripts and examples of metal and ivory bindings from the

Bibliotheca Lindesina, Bib Scty's Trans (4) 213-232

1900 Barwick (G. F.) Copy of Ptolemy bound for Mary Queen of Scots, Bib

Scty's Trans (6) 5-8
Davenport {C.\ Three recently discovered bindings with Little Gidding

stamps, ill., L. (N.S.) (i) 205-212
-- King Charles L's embroidered Bible, L. (N.S.) (i) 373-377

1901 Masters (F. G.) Earlv stamped leather bindings, L.A. of Austral Proc

xlix-li
Barwick (G. F.) Book bound for Mary Queen of Scots, being a descrip-
tion of the binding of the copy of the " Geographica of Ptolemy,"
printed at Rome, 1490, with notes on other books bearing Queen Marv's
insignia, Bib Scty's Illustrated Monograplis No ix
1906 Interpretation of styles and technical terms in fine bindings, P.L. (11) 432-3
1908 Pollard (A. W.) Sienese Tavolettes (Forgeries), L. (N.S.) (9) 97-103

K4 BINDING

1876 Poole (W. F.) Binding, U.S. Kept 491

SpofTord (A. R.) Binding and preservation of books, U.S. Kept 673-678
Winsor (J.) Library memoranda, L'.5. Kept 712

1877 Walford (C.) On binding of books for public and private Libraries, ist

Int Conf 116-118, 193, L.J. (2) 201-203
Barry (Sir R.) On binding, ist Int Conf 119-123, Discussion 167-8, L.J.
(2) 205-207, 271
1879 Hathaway (F. P.) Binding for a Public Library, L.J. (4) 24S-249
1882 Barrett (F. T.) Notes on the manner of binding adopted by Mitchell
Library, L.A. Trans (5) 185-186
Digest of answers from binders to circular, L.A. Trans (5) 243-250

382 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1SS4 Nicholson (J. B.) What a Librarian should know about binding, L.J.

(y) 102
1S86 Discussion on Library bindmj^s /-./. (11) 373-37<)
1887 Zaehnsdorf (J.) Practical sugge.stions on bookbindini^', L.C. {4) 107-111

Bindings with tlat backs, L.J. (12) 174
1889 Poole (R. B.) Bookbinding memoranda, L.J. (14) 251-64, Conf No 2S1-S2

1891 Johnston (D. V. R.) Binding and binderies, L.J. (ib) Conf No 9-16, 62

1892 - - Notes on binding, /,./. (17) Conf No 13-15

— Klements of Library binding, U.S. Rcpt (1892-3) 907-916

Poole (R. B.) Llements of Library binding, L.J. (17) Conf No 15-1S

1593 Davenport (C.) Notes on bookbinding, L. (5) 217

Johnston (D. V. R.) Binding and repair, L.J. (18) 246-247, Conf No S2-S3

1594 McNamee (J. H. H.) Binding for Libraries, L.J. (19) 172-173
Binding, Greenwood's Public Libraries 418-419

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L.A. Primer— Binding, P.L. (i) 44-45
189S Woodard (G. E.) Notes on bookbinding, L.J. (23) 231-237

Newman Brothers. Notes on bookbinding, Bookbinder's side of the ques-
tion, L.J. (23) 526
1899 Biscoe (E. D.) Bookbinding of our American publishers, L.J. (24) 561-563

Poorly bound books : Report of Peoria (111.) Library, L.J. (24) 574

1901 Chivers (C.) Practical bookbinding, L.A. (i) 171, 302
.Stevenson fR.) Binding of serials, L.W. (3) 266-257

Battye (J. E.) Bookbinding in Public Libraries, L.A. of Auslral Pro€
xxi-xxiii

1902 Martin (C.) Intricacies of binding, L.J. (27) 312-313

Dana (J. C.) Bookbinding for Public Libraries, P.L. (7) 147-148
Binding, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Hdbk 48-51

1903 Davenport (C.) Library bookbinding, L.A.R. (5) 5-15, Discussion 50-53
Kimball (A. R.) Binding advertisements in serials, L.J. (28) 766-767
Powell (W.) Library bookbinding, L.W. (5) 171-177

Philip (A. J.) Bookbinding for Lending Libraries, L.A. (4) 70-74

1904 Hollands (W. C.) Bookbinding, P.L. (9) 260-262
Crawford (W. R.) The book when bound, P.L. (q) 2(1^264
Hagey (J.) Binding, P.L. (9) 268-272

1905 Davenport (C.) Bookbinding and book production, L..LR. (7) 553-555
Chivers (C.) Library bookbinding, L.A.R. (7) 559-562

— New method of preserving old bookbindings, or of rebinding old
books. L. (N.S.) (6) 208-211"

Bliss (H. E.) Better bookbinding for Libraries, L.J. (30) S49-857, P.L.

(11) 294-299
Information about bookbinding, P.L. (10) 177
Cutter (W. P.) Binding of Library books, P.L. (10) 307
Bookbinding exhibition at Newark (N.J.) Library, P.L. (10) 357-359
Bookbinding exhibit at .Sjiringfield (Mass.) Library, P.L. (10) 359-360
Tobitt (P:.) What a Librarian should know about" binding, la Lib O. (5)

18-21

1906 Report of .\.L.A. Committee on Ixjokbinding, L.J. (31) Conf No 130-139
.Singleton (J. W.) Bookbinding: a suggestion, L.ll'. (8) 289-290
Dana (J. C.) Notes on bookbinding for Libraries, P.L. (ii) 287-289
Stetson (\V. K.) Bookbinding from the Librarian's standpoint, P.L. (11)

300-30 1
What Vonstitules a well bound lH)()k, /'./.. (11) 431-+32
Interpretation of stvles and technical terms in fine bindings, P.L. (11) 432-3

1907 Notes from the .-\.L.A. Committee on bookbinding, .1.Z...1. Bull (i) Conf

No 10-12, (2) No 1, 4-5. L.J. (32) 167-168, P.L." (12) 1S6-187
Report of the .\.L.A. Committee on bookbinding, .l./,..l. Bull (1) Conf

No 110-116
Davenport (C.) Bookl)inding in I-:ngland, L.A.R. (9) 19-2^
Reid (H. W.) Hints on bookbinding, /'./,. (i>) 63-64

1908 Books in special Library binding, P.L. (1:5) S7
Concerning binding, P.L. (lO 44
H.-nwood (E. D.) " Binding, >./.. (13) 22y-22i^

Report of Committee on bookbinding, P.L. (iV) ^5,7-~S^< A.L.A. Bull (2)

'73-17'''
l^xhibition of reinforced binding, P.L. (13) 283
Bookbinding boycott in New York : Resolution of Board of .Vldermen of

City of New York concerning contracts placed with Mr. Cedric Chivers,

with reference to the work under the contract being executed in

England, L.J. (7,;^) 395-396

BISDIXG FOR SPECIAL CLASSES 383

Bookbinding question in New York — The Chivers incident, /,./. (33) 42S
Chivers (CM The other ^ide of the bookbinding controversy in New York.

L-J. (3i) 4H-445 ., , . . . , , , n „

Bacon (C.) Report of Committee on Library admmistration, A.L.A. Bull

(2) 225-226
1909 Stephen (G. A.) Publishers' bindings : illustrated lecture, L.A.R. (n)

526, 530
— Edition binding, L.A. (6) 326-330

Cobden-Sanderson (T. J.) The Book be.iuliful, P.L. (14) 3S4
A. L.A. Committee on binding, /../. (34) 223-224
Chivers (C.) Paper and binding of lending Library books, L.J. (34) 350-4

K4 1 LIBRARY BOOKBINDERS

For price lists and full particuilars, apply to —

Anglo-Amkrican Library Binding Co., Ltd., Reading
Banting, G. F., Danesmere Works, Danesmere Street, Putney
Newbury, \Y., East Ham Bookbinding Works, Plashet Lane, East Ham
Simpson, Geo., & Co., Ltd., 3-5, Warwick Square, E.C.

Tlie following act as Bookbinders' Age}its —

Allen, E. G., &: Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Cazenove & Son, 2b, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Tooley Street, S.E.

K5 BINDING SPECIFIC.\TIONS

1883 Soldan (F. J.) Specifications for binding, L.J. (8) 106-107

1886 Binding instructions sheet, L.J. (11) 123

1897 Specifications for bookbinding, L.J. (22) 348-349

1S98 Binding rules and specifications for New York State Librarv, N.Y.S.L.

Kept (81) 70-73
1899 Binding rules and specifications for New \ ork State Library, L.J. (24)

573"574

1901 Specification for binding valuable and ordinary books, L. (N.S.) (2) 334-6
Card of instruction to binders, Library of Congress, Kept of Libn of

Cong 254

1902 Specification for binding used at Worcester Countv Law Librarv, L.J.

(27) 266-268
Cost of binding in various styles, Miiin, la a;;rf Wis L.C. Hdbk 50

1904 Soldan (F. J.) Directions for binding, P.L. (9) 259-260

1905 Rules and specifications, A'. y.5.L. Kept (88) 599-607

1906 Caldwell (M. R.) Preparing books for binder, P.L. (11) 302-303

1907 Specifications for binding, Wis Lib Bull (3) 66-67

1908 Stephen (G. A.) Machine book sewing, L..i.R. (10) 261-280, Discussion

305-310

1909 A. L.A. Committee on binding — Specifications for commercial work, L.J.

(34) 120, 223-224, 30-^-303. 411-413. 452. P-L. (14) 134-13^, 302
Binding in an English Library — Specification of St. Pancras Library,
L.J. (34) 223-224

K6 BINDING FOR SPECIAL CLASSES

1887 Perkins (N. C.) How to bind periodicals, L.J. (12) 354-356, 440

1888 Browne (L.) How a Bibliomaniac binds his books : verses, L.J. (13) 70
1S92-3 Johnston (D. \'. R.) Elements of binding, U.S. Kept 907-916

1899 New York State Library Serial instruction slip, N.Y.S.L. Rept {S2) 44-45
1901 Stevenson (R.) Binding of serials, L.W. (3) 266-267

1903 Philip (A. J.) Bookbinding for Lending Libraries, L.A. (4) 70-74
Kimball (A. R.) Binding advertisements in serials, Rept of Libn of Cong

104-107

1904 Wire (G. E.) Binding of Law books, P.L. (9) 265-268

1906 Dana (J. C.) Bookbinding for Libraries, P.L. (11) 287-289
Adams (R. W.) Binding, historic and artistic, P.L. (11) 289-293
Stetson (W. K.) Bookbinding from the Librarian's standpoint, P.L. (11)

300-301

1907 Hawkes (A. J.) Binding part music, L.W. (10) 31-32

Points worth remcmbrring in rebinding fiction and juvenile books by the

-V.L.A. Committee on bookbinding, L.J. (32) 167-168
Hopkins (J. A.) Music in Libraries," Wis Lib Bull (3) 89-9-,

384 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1908 Davenport (C) English and Scottish heraldry in books, L.A.R. (10) 149-52
Frank (P.) Bookbinding for government documents, L.J. (33) 511-512
Books prepared by different publishers in reinforced binding, L.J. (33) 325
Report of A.L.A. Committee on Library administration, A.L.A. Bull (2)

173-17(3. 225-22(1

1909 Chivers (C.) Paper and binding of Lending Library books, L.J. (34) 350-4
Hooper (L. M.) Disadvantages of re-inforced binding, L.J. (34) 437
A.L.A. Committee on binding, L.J. (34) 452

Popular books in special Librarv bindings, N.Y.L. (i) 240-243

.Stosskopf (G.) Library bookbinding, P.L. (14) 87-89

L'tlev (G. B.) Reinforced binding, P.L. (14) 300

Humphreys {.\. M.) The other 'side, P.L. (14) 300

Hasbrouciv (M. H.) Reinforced binding ngain, P.L. (14) 349

Houghton-Mifflin Co. On re-inforced binding, P.L. (14) 349

Bailey (A. L.) Notes from the A.L.A. Committee on binding, P.L. (14)

302-303
— More about reinforced binding, P.L. (14) 380-381
List of books in reinforced binding. Lib Occ (2) 41-42
Sec also Gii, Library Editions

K7 BOOKBINDERS OF THE UNITED STATES

1908 Bookbinders recommended by Indiana Librarians, Lib Occ (2) 17

K8 BOOKBINDERS OF LONDON

1907 List of London Bookbinders, Lit Yr-Bk 689. 1908 : 783

K9 BOOKBINDERS OF CAMBRIDGE

1904 Gray (G. J.) Earlier Cambridge Stationers and Bookbinders, Bib Scty's

lUustrated Monograph No xiii

K 10 BOOKBINDERS OF OXFORD

1903 Gibson (S.) Early Oxford bindings, Bib Scty's llhis MouograpJis No x

KlI BOOKBINDERS OF YORK

1899 Duff (E. G.) Printers, Stationers and Bookbinders of York up to 1600,.

Bib Scty's Trans (5) 87-107

K12 PREPARATION OF BOOKS FOR BINDER

1876 Spofford (A. R.) Binding and preservation of books, U.S. Kept 673-8
1887 Nutling (M. O.) Please don't to bookbinders, L.J. (12) 289
18S9 Schwartz (J.) Binding advertisements in magazines, L.J. (14) 76
1892 Device for giving precedence for books in demand : with specimen blank,^
L.J. (17) Conf No 2<)-3()

1896 Dana (J. C.) A.L..\. I'rimer Specimen of hinuing in>lruclion sheet,

P.L. (i) 1 23-. 24

1897 Form of binding slip in use al New York Slate Librarv, A. V..S.L. Rcpt

(80) 34

1900 Steiner (i>- C.) Cost of iircjiaring bix)ks in Public Libr.iries ior the use

of the public, L.J. (25) Conf No 32-3
igoi Crunden (F. M.) How things are done in one American Librarv, /,. (N.S.)

(2) 25-2(1
1902 Preparing books for binder, Miini, la and 11 is L.C. Ildbk 51, 71

1905 Bliss (H. E.) Better bookbinding for Libniries, L.J. (30) 84C)-857, P.L.

(n) 294-291) I,

Binding routine at New York Slate Library, A'.V..S'./.. l\cpi (88) 593-595
.Suggested binding routine for a small Library, N.Y.S.L. Rcpt (88) 597

1906 Caldwell (M. R.) Preparing for the binder, P.L. (11) 302-303

1907 Method of sending books to the bindery, P.L. (12) 237

(-oults (H. T.) Bookbinding orders and checking, L.W. (10) 113-118
Notes from the A.L..\. Committee on bookbinding, A.L.A. Bull (i) 10-12,

L.J. (32) 167-168, P.L. (12) 186-187
Rathbone (F. L.) Trained person in charge of condition of books, P.L.

(12)236-237
Method of sending books to bmdery, P.L. (12) 237

1909 Swezey (A. D.) Binding records, P.L. (14) 5-7

BOOKBISDISC. MATERIAL 385

K 12 1 BINDING INSTRUCTION SLIP

iSqj Dcvicr for j^Mvin}^- |M-c'r<'dt nrc for hooks in tl. ni;inci : with »|j(cimtn blank,

/,.;. (i7)"Conf No ->()-.^o
iSijh Dana (J. C) A.L.A. Primer Specimen of in>triiriioii -lip, /'./-. (t) 123-24
iSq; Bindinj^r ^ijp in us<' at New York State Library, \. V.S.I.. Kept (X8) 593-5
i()()j Binding^ instruction slip, Minn, la and Wis ]..('. Hdbk yz
Fur particulars relating to Bindery Record Boohs, apply /o —

LiUKAKv BuKKAV, L I o. , Chicai^o, New York, Boston, London

K 13 BOOKBINDING MATERIAL— GENERAL

1892 Johnston (D. V. R.) Elements of bindinJ,^ I ..S. RepI (1S9J-;;) (.(07-012

1893 Ribindin.y- for fjcn^ral circulation, L.J. (iS) •Sti-i^-^y

i(|o(i Stephen ((i. A.) Notes on materials for Library l)()ol-:biiKli;ii;. /...I. (5)
14:5-140), ib2-i()4. Lib Work (i) 4-5. 72-75
Mathews (L. R. N.) Library binderies, L.A.R. (S) 7^-7S
Dana (J. C.) Bookbindini,^ L.J. (;,i) 1S2-1.S;,

Stetson (W. K.) Bookbindini; from a Librarian's >landi)oinf, I'.L. (11)
300-301
i()oS Small (M. N.l Miliiod- and materials usi d in Libr.ary bindin.i^-, /../. (33)

i()0() i'rank (P.) Bookbindinj;- for iiovcrnmint Libraries. /'./,. (14) 32-33
Lor particulars relating to Bookbinders' MaUrinL apply to —

Hii.l.. N. J.. c\; To., Bintlers" Stores, h, Charles St.. flatlon (larden, E.C.

.NiCKKKSON l^KOI IlKUS, ()(|-10l. W'oiship Slri(I. E.C

K 14 SPECIAL— CLOTH

1S77 Discussion on the value of Buckram for bindint^-. /../. (2) 34-3S

Nicholson (K. B.) On Buckram as a binding niMlerial, ;.s7 Jnt Conf 124-6,
L.J. (2) 207-209, 271-272
1S7S (Irant (D. B.) Coverinj;- booI<s in Americm clolh lor Lc iidino- Libraries,

/-..L Trans ( i) 96
iSSii Nicholson (E. B.) L'se of Buckram, linoleum ■.\nd ( rilonne for binding.
L.A.M.X. (i) S1-S4
Buckram — a palinode, /,..!. Lrans (3) 117-Me,
iS.so Dewev (^L) Buckram and Morocco, /,./. (11) i(>i-i()2
iS<)2 Johnston (D. V. R.) Elements of bindinJ,^ I'.S. R<pl (1S92-3) 90S
iSq3 V'letcher (W. L) Durability of cloth bindini;>, L.J. (iS) ^o
1.S9S Librarian's workshop — Pej^-amoid, L.W. (1) 43
1899 New bindinij material — Peltine,/,. U'. (2) 71-72

1908 Chambers (\Y. G.) \\;mt(>d :i binding cloth, L..\.l\. (in) 482-48^
xyo<) Stephen (G. A.) Book cloths, L.A.R. (11) s-7
Bailey (.\. H.) Book cloths, L.A.R. (n)^4

A.L..\. Committee on bookbinding- specilic;(iii>n> for book cloths, L.J.
(34) 120-121, /'./.. (14) 135-'.^'^
Lnr particnhirs relaling i<> Bookbinding CIoH's. ./^/)/y lo-

llni,. N. J.. & Co., Binders' Stores, 0, CharKv Si., 1 1;. Hon (l.-nxlen, E.C.
Nkw !''k(;.\moiii, Liiv. 144, Oue( n \icloria .Siri'ei, i',.( .

K 15 LEATHER

1885 Discussion on the use of eoloiu' in binding. L.J. ( 10) 33<i-34i

Discussion on binding in Duck, /../. (10) 3-i'">-3 47
iS8(i Dewey (M.) Buckram and Morocco, /../. (11) i()i-iti2

Pigskin for binding, /,./. (11) idb

" Duro-Flexile " binding. /,.). (11) lOh. 1S87 : L.J. (12) 70-71
188S Woodward (C. J.) .\ction of gas on leather l)ookbindings : preliminary

e.xperinu ntal enquiry, L.(\ (5) 2^-2i), L.J. (12) 321, 428
i8t)2 Johnston (D. V. R.) I^lements of binding, C.s. Rept (1892-3) i)07-<>i2
189S Davenport (C.) Leather used in bookbinding, /.. (10) 15-K)

1899 Leather used in bookbinding, Bib .SV/y'.s- I runs (5) i6i-ih2

1900 Ranck (S. FL) Leather for bookl)inding, /../. (2^) ]i,2-i,-\\

i9or Wheatley (H. B.) Leather for bookbinding. /.. (A'..s\") (2r3i 1-320
Rye (VV. B.) Leather for bookbinding, L.A.R. (3) 532-533
Pyle (W.) Durability of leather in bookbinding. )../.' (2b) 386-387
Leather for bookbinding : Summary of Report of Speci.il Commilte.-, /,./.
(26) 681-684

386 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Rathbone (F. L.) Coloured covers for special subjects, L.J. (26) 738-739
Battye (J. S.) Bookbinding in Public Libraries, L.A. of Austral Proc
xxi-xxiii

1904 Crawford (W". R.) The book when bound, P.L. (q) 203-2(14

1905 Chivers (C.) New method of jjreservinj^ old bookbindini;^s, or of rebindiny;

old books, ;.. {N.S.) (b) 20S-211
Bliss (H. E.) Better bookbindins; for Librari-s, L.J. (30) 849-857. P.L.
(11) 294-299

1906 Bailey (Sir W. H.) Bookbinder's leather, L.A.R. (8) 467-468

Stephen (G. A.) Notes on materials for Library bookbinding'-, L.A. (5)
143-146, 162-164, ^'^ Work (i) 4-5, 72-75

1907 Moore {F. N.) Art of leather makint,'-, L.J. (],2) 367-370
Knowlton (L.) Care of leather bindinj^'^s. Lib Occ No 11, 5

For particulars relating to Leather for Bookbi)iJiug, apply to —

Hill, N. J., & Co., Binders' Stores, 6, Charles St., Hatton Garden, E.C.

NiCKERSON Brothers, 99-101, Worship Street, E.C.

Richardson, E. & J., Elsvvick Leather Works, Ne\\castIe-on-Tyne

K16 DETERIORATION OF LEATHER

1876 Discussion on injuries to bindings from gas and heal, L.J. (i) 124-125

1877 Depping (G.) Sug^gests a Committee of Chemists and Librarians to

consider question of action of g^as on bindings, isi Int Conf 50

1878 Church (A. J.) (iaslig-ht and bindings, L.J. (3) 64-65
Gibbs (W.) Deterioration of bindings, L.J. (3) 22i)

Russell (C. P.) Note on the preservation of bindings, L..A. Trans (i) 99-100

1879 Nichols (W. R.) On the deterioration of Library binding's, L.J. (4) 435-8

1880 Homes (H. A.) Deterioration of binding's, L.J. (5) 213-15

1881 Poole (W. F.) Construction of Library buildings, L.J. (6) 70-71, Discus-

sion 123-126

1887 Chance (F.) Preservation of bookbindings, L.J. (u) 71

Woodward (C. J.) Action of burning gas on leather u>fd for bookbind-
ings, L.J. (12) 321-322, 428, L.C. (5) 25-20

1888 Schwartz (f.) Gas and binding, L.J. (i^) 27S
1893 Kephart (H.) Bindings in Libraries, L.J. (18) S2-3

Johnston (D. V. R.) Elements of binding, 1.5. Kcpl (1S92-3) 908-911
1901 Hulmc (E. W.) Decay in binding leathers (letter), L.A.R. (3) 231-2

1904 Davenport (C.) and E. W. Hulme. Deterioration of binding leather,

L.A.R. (6) 276-8
On the testing of binding leathers, L.A.R. (6) 402

1905 Bliss (H. E.) Better bookbinding for Libraries, L.J. (30) 849-S57, P.L.

(11) 294-299

1906 Bailey (Sir W. H.) Bookbinder's leather, L.A.R. (8) 467-8
Parker (J. G.) On the leather question, L.A.R. (8) 489-91
Seymour-Jones (A.) On the g^Iazing of Libraries, with reference to the

chemical action of light upon leather, L.A.R. (8) 641-6
Marsden (H.) Decay of leather bindings, P.L. (11) 312-313
For " .Acid Free " Skins, apply to—

Hill, N. J., & Co., Binders' Stores, 6, Charles St., Halion Garden, E.C.

NiCKERSON Brothers, 99-101, Worship Street, E.C.

Richardson, E. & J., Elswick Leather Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne

K 17 BOOKBINDING: SEWING

1886 " Duro-Flexile " binding, L.J. (11) 166, (12) 170

1892 Johnston (D. V. R.) Elements of binding, {'..S. Rept (1892-3) 912-914

1893 Discussion on tight-back binding, L.J. (18) Conf No 83

1898 Siebert (Dr.) Disadvantages of wire-sewing and the necessity for pro-
hibiting it, L. (10) 255-259

1905 Bliss (H. E.) Better bookbinding for Libraries, L.J. (30) 849-857, P.L.
(11) 294-299

1908 Hulme (E. W.) Machine book sewing, L.A.R. (10) 8-g

Stephen (G. A.) Machine book sewing, with remarks on publishers'
binding, L.A.R. (10) 261-280, Discussion 305-310, Lib Work (i) 72-75

K18 LETTERING AND CLASS MARKING OF BOORS

1876 Discussion on numbering backs of books, L.J. (i) 133
A. L.A. Co-operative Committee's Report, L.J. (i) 432

HOOK h'KI'MKISC, 387

1.S77 Andtrson (J. M.) Note on book-tags, L.J. {2) 200-201, 271
iSSo Humes (H. A.) Lottorinjj: of book titles, L.J. (5) 315-;,!^

D.wry (M.) \an Kvcnn numbers, L.J. (5) 3 1(1-3 iS
1SS5 Discussion on the letterinj;- back> of books, L.J. { 10) 343-.H5
1S87 Kdmands (J.) Letterinj,-- of books, L.J. (12) 3^-2-3-,>
iSc)3 Dewey (M.) Book marking;, /,..V. (I'.S.) (3) 42(1-42.)
U)<)() Hook numberiniLC and kttering, 7.. 11". (2) u)o-ii)2
iqoi Jast (L. S.) Binders" k-ttennj;-, L.W. (3) 2j,2-jj,z,

Letterings of bound volumes, /.. IF. (3) 323-3-4
IM05 Lcighton (F. H.) Preparing new books and restorini; old, /'./.. (10) 223-4
u)o7 C'outts (H. T.) Home binderies, /.. M'. (q) 233-23(1, (10) 150-154

Reid (H. W.) Hints on bookbinding, /'./.. (12) (i3-(i4

Dana (|. (".) Lettering tlic baeks of books wlicn nbound for Libraries,
/'./.. "(12) 30O-307
/•'<>/■ ((/)/)//fl»JC(',v for Class Markini^ mui Lcttcriiii^. apply to —

Bates Xlmbkking ^L\(•Ill^K Co., O3-O4, Chancery Lane, W'.C.

Lii;k.\k\ Aids Co.. 2t), N'icloria Road, Gnat Yarmouth

K 19 LIBRARY BINDERY

iS7(-> Discussion on providing a bindery in Library buildings, /../. (i) 124-125

A.L.A. Co-operation Committee's Report, L.J. (1) 433
1SS2 MacAlister (J. V. W.) Notes on binding, and a suggestion, L.A. Trans

(5) '«7-i^^>
i<S85 Discussion on Librarx Ijindcry, /../. (10) 345-34''>
iSi)5 Boston Public Library iiome bindery, L.J. (20) 2S0

it)(H Battye (j. .S.) Bookbinding in Public Libraries. L.A. of Aitslral Proc
xxi-xxiii

Printing office and bindery, h'rpi of Libii of Coui^ 22i-22j:,
U)o3 Dewey (^L) Bindery in building, /'./.. (<S) 405
U)05 Mac (H. F.) \'alue of a bindery in a small Library, 7../. (30) 796-797

Binding and repairing at Worcester County Law Librarv, L.J. (30) 933
u)o() Mathews {K. R. X.) Library binderies, L.A.K. (8) 73-78

.Singleton (J. W.) Bookbinding: a suggestion, L.W. (8) 289-290

Coutts (H. T.) Home bindery or repairing dep.iriment , L.W. (q) 233-236

Book surgerv in Libraries, P.L. (11) ^11-^2
1007 Coutts (H. t.) Home binderies, /,. ll\ (10) 150-154

Bindery kit, P.L. (12) 237

Rathbone (F. L.) Trained jjerson in charge of condition of books, P.L.
(12) 2^6-2^7

Knowlton (L.) Librarv mending kit. Lib Occ No 10, 4-5
U)o8 Henwood (L. D.) Binding, 7'. 7.'. (13) 227-228

For particulars rclalim^ to Bookbiiidi>ii; Outfits, apply to —

Hii.i., X. j., <S.- Co., Binders' Stores, h, Charles St., Hatton Carden, E.C.

NicKKKsoN Bkoi iiKKs, ( )i )- 1 o 1 , Worship Street, I-".C.

K 19 1 BOOKBINDING OUTFITS FOR LIBRARIES

For parliculars rclatiiii^ to Bookbiiicliii ^ Outfits, apply to —

Hill., N. j., <.\.- Co., Binder^' Stons. 0, Cii.nles St.'. Hatton Carden. F.C-
XlCKKKsOX BrOIIIKNS, <)q-10[, W'orshijj Street, ICC.

K 20 BOOK REPAIRING

1S77 Rotor;. lion of books, i..J. (2) 24-25

1878 Russell (C. P.) Note on the preservation of bindings, 7... I. Trans (i) qq-ioo

1883 Book cleaning, L.J. (8) 17

1885 How to wash a book without injury, L.J. (10) 184-185

1887 Chance (F.) Preservation of bookbindings, /../. (12) 71-72

Restoring imperfect books, 7../. (12) 228
i8q3 Johnston (D. \'. R.) Binding and repair, L.J. (18) 24(1-247
1900 Renovation of old bindings, L..I.R. (2) 175-176

Straight (M. \V.) Repairing of books, P.L. (5) 88-8q

Mending torn leaves, L.W. (2) i8()
iqo2 .Mending, Minn, la and Wis L.C. Udb); 51-52
iqo3 Book repairing, L. IF. (5) 252

1904 Binding and repairs, Rept of Lihn of Cont; 71-83

1905 Binding and repairing at Worcester County Law Librarx , L.J. (30) 933
Leighton ( F. H.) Repiiring new book- ;mci restoring old. 7'./.. (10) 223

388 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1906 Paste-watering for old calf bindings, B.A.R. (3) x

1907 Coutts (H. T.) Home bindery or repairing department, L.W. (9) 233-236,

(10) 150-154
Repairing books — Newark, N.J., Library method, F.L. (12) 124-126
Field (C) Book repairing, Cal Neu>s Notes (2) 105-108
Cleaning books. Lib Occ No 9, 2

1908 Moore. (A. C.) Library membership as a civic force — hints on book clean-

ing, A.L.A. Bull (2) 376

1909 Macleod (R. D.) Preservation of books in Libraries, L.W. (11) 256-261.

331-335. 368-371. 417-422
Ragged books, A'. F.L. (i) 185
Repairing books with flexible glue. I'.L. (14) 299

Sawyer (H. P.) How to care for books in a Library. Wis Lib Bull (5) 6-K
Prince (F. F. ) Book repairing, 17 L.C. Bull (5) No 2. 7
— Materials for mending books, 17 L.C. Bull (5) No 2, 7

k21 PERIODICAL COVERS, TEMPORARY BINDERS, etc.

1876 A.L.A. Committee's Report. L.J. (i) 4^,2. iSjS : L.J. (5) 113. i87q :

L.J. (4) 14
1883 Mann (B. P.) Standard covers for temporary bmders, L.J. (8) 6-7
1887 Adjustable periodical case, L.J. (12) 438
1896 Periodical covers, L. (8) 575. 1897 : L. (9) 35

1906 Magazine covers. Wis Lib Bull (2) 60-71

1907 Covers for periodicals. Wis Lib Bull (3) 34
1909 Binding periodicals, N.Y.L. (i) 217

For particulars relating to Periodical Covers, Temporary Binders, etc., apply
to—

Anglo-American Libk.ary Binding Co., Ltd., Reading
Banting, G. F., Danesmere Works, Danesmere Street, Putney
Library Aids Co., ^29, Victoria Road, Great Yarmouth
Library Bureau, Ltd., Chicago, New York, Boston, London
Newbury, W'., East Ham Bookbinding Works, Plashct Lane, East Ham
Simpson, Geo., & Co., Ltd., 3-5, Warwick Square, E.C.
Stanley Russell & Co., Colonial House, Toolev Street, .S.E.

BIBIJOGRAPHICAL SOCIETIES 389

CLASS L — Bibliography

LI AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETIES

1887 Putnam (II.) Bibliographic Bureaus, L.J. (12) 409-13, Discussion 450-52
1897 Bowker (R. R.) Bibliog-raphical endeavours in America, 2nd hit Cotif 150-3
1902 Thomson (J.) Sugijested plan for an American Bibliographical Society,

Bib Scty of ChicYr-Bk (1901-2) 27-30, 53-56
Root (A. S.) Scope of an American Bibliographical Society, Bib Scty of

Chic Yr-Bk {1901-2) 41-52, L.J. (27) Conf No hi-62
Kjoh Lane (W. C.) Opportunities for bibliographical work. Bib Scty of Am

Proc (i) 43-49. /../. (31) 118-119

1907 Thwaites (R. S.) Bibliographical activities of Historical Societies in the

United States, Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 170-175
1909 Bibliographical Societv of America : Report of 9th meeting, L.J. (34) 359,
P.L. (.4) bb, 316

L2 AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INSTITUTES AND BUREAUS

1887 Putnam (H.) Bibliographical Bureaus, L.J. (12) 409-413, Discussion 450-2

1902 Josephson (A. G. S.) Plan for the organization of an Institute for biblio-

graphical research. Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 96-102, Bib Scty of Chic
Yr-Bk (1901-2) 57-62, L.J. (27) Conf No 61-62

1903 Beer (W.) \e\v Orleans Academy of Science, Bib .Sc/y of Chic Yr-Bk

(1902-3) 44-46
1905 McPike (E. F.) Bibliographic exchange, .L./. (30) iS, 857-858
Need of an American Bibliographical Institute, P.L. (10) 24-25

L3 AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PERIODICALS

1889 Biblios;raphica'i Society of Chicago Year Book, in fyrogrcss
1902 America)! Biblicigrapliical Society Prorccdi>igs, in progress

L4 CANADIAN BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ENDEAVOURS

u,o5 Burpee (L. J.) Bibliography in Canada, L. (.V..S.) (6) 403-11, P.L. (10) 1 1 r-3

L5 ENGLISH BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

1892 Copinger (W. A.) Necessity for the formation of a Bibliographical

Society, L. (4) 1-7
Preliminary meeting of those interested in the formation of a Biblio-
graphical Society, /.. (4) 230-232, 295-296

L6 ENGLISH BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PERIODICALS

1893 Bibliographical Societv of London — Transactions, in progress

L7 SPENSER SOCIETY

1895 Axon (W. K. A.) Spenser Society and it-^ work, /,. (7) 201-210

L8 BELGIAN BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

1895 ("ampbell (¥.) Institut International de Bibliographic, L. (7) 341-344
1900 Bowker (R. R.) Institut International de Bibliographic, Brussels, /,./.
(25) 273-274

1904 La Fontaine (II.) International Institute of Bibliography, /../. (29) Conf

No 101-104

1908 Hopwood (H. W) Institut de Bibliographic, L.A.K. (11) 94-95. 386-38S
\\'eitenkam|)f (F.) Institut de Bibliographic. /,./. (},jt,) 403-404

L9 SWISS BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

U)OT, Field (H. H.) The Concilium BibiioL^raphicum in Zurich, Switzerland,
L.J. (28) 661-662

1905 Voge (A. L.) Indexing of periodical literature and the work of the

Concilium Bibliographicum, Zurich, Bib Sciv of Am Proc ( \) 1 16-1 ^,
P.L. (13) 4^-4.5

390 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

LIO BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CONFERENCES— ENGLAND

1893 Bibliographiial Sociciy of London — Transaciions. in prot^ress

Lll BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CONFERENCES— BELGIUM

i<S95 Brussels Biblio.L,T;iphical Confen-nce of 1S95, L. (7) 345-34^
1897 Brussels Biblioj,^raphic;il Conference of 1897, ^- J- (^3) S^'o^
1909 Hopwood (H. V.) Brussels Congress, ^1910, L.A.R. (n) 565-566

International Conference of biblios^raphy and documentation, L.J. (34)
12-14, 425, 494-495. ■^••^- 04) 54

L 12 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CONFERENCES— INTERNATIONAL

1908 Conference Internationale de Biblioi;raphie et de Documentation,

Bruxelles, L. 11'. (11) 25-27, 54-5(.
Weitenkampf (F.) Institut International de Biblioi^^raphie, L.J. {^j,) 403-4

1909 Hopwood (H. V.) Brussels Conj^'^resses, 1910, L.A.R. (u) 94-95, 386-388,

565-566
International Conference ot biblio.y:ra|)hv and documentation, L.J. (34)

•^-14. 4-^5- 494-495. ^'-f- <i4) 54

LI3 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL EXHIBIT

1897 Cataloj^ue of the BibrK.-^ra|)l:ical ICxhibit, Philadelphia, 1897, L.J. (22)
Conf No 177-184

L14 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL TRAINING COURSE

1877 Rochester University class-room bibliog-raphy, L.J. (2) bb-by

1886 Davis (R. C.) Teaching bibliography in Colleges, L.J. (11) 289-294

1892 Little (G. T.) Teaching bibliography to College students, /../. (17) St-SS

1893 College course in bibliography, L.J. (18) 421 '
Dewev (M.) College course in bibliography, /../. (iS) 422

i8c)7 Bisbee (.M. D.) Place of bibliography in the eciui|)ment of cultured man,
L.J. (22) 429-432
Dartmouth College Library- course in bibliography, L.J. (22) 439
Training course in bibliography, L.J. (22) Conf No it)6

1909 Austen (W. H.) Educational \alue of bibliographic training, L.J. (34)

427-430

Keogh (A.) Training of College Nludenfs m bih]rogra])h\-, P.L. (14) 124
•^" ■

L15 BIBLIOGRAPHY— GENERAL

1878 Axon (W. I^. A.) Professorshij) of bibliography /...I. I'rans (1) 104-107
]S8() - Poetry of bibliomania, J. .J. (5) 199-203

W'alford (C.) Books 1 havt! seen ; books 1 have nol seen ; books I should
like to see; books I never expect to see, /...I ..U.A'. (1) 41-47

1882 Cutter (C. .\.) \\'onders of bibliograpln , L.J. (7) 87

1883 Tedder (H. R.) Bibliography in 1882, /...I..U..V. (4) 22-30 ,
l>ibliography in Kngland and America, L.J. (iS) 23

i88h .Mann'(R. P.) Bililiography in general and esijecia'lly in science, L.J. (11)

-'45--' 50
1888 Axon (W. K. A.) Books, ancient and modern, L.C. (5) 73-77, iii

1892 Chauvin (\".) What a bibli(.gra|)hy should be, /,./. '(17)' 87-88

1893 Camiibell (K.) Battle of bibliography, /.. (3) 120-124

1894 Wheatley (H. B.) Present condition" of Ijiglish hibliograi)h\- and sugges-

tions for the future, L.J. (19) >,},u
i8tj:; Cam|)bell (F.) Bibliographv of lli(" future, /.. (7) ^5-48

1897 Pelherick (F. .\.) Tiieoret'ical and practical bibliographv, >nd hit Conf

148-149
Bisbee {M. D.) I'lace of i)ibru)graphv in the equii)ment of a cultixated
man, L.J. (22) 429-432

1898 Anderton (B.) \'alue of forgotten solumcs, /.. (10) 7-14

1900 Plomer (H. R.) Xotes on books and work i^ibliograijln and Librarv
work, /.. (N.S.) (1) 213-220
Baker (E. A.) Wanted- a guide book to books, L.A.R. (2) 89-1)7
Cuppy (IL) Science of bibliography and what it embraces, L.:i.R. (2)

'7'-i75. 221-225, 263-269, 328-334, 384-391, 440-449
M<Tn41 (W. S.) (Jeneral and national bibliographies, Bih Scly of Chic
Yr-Bk (1899-1900) i<)-25
n»oi Brown (J^ D.) Subject indexes and bibliographies, /,. IT. (3) 155-158
(iuf)pv (11.) IVibliograpln , /...I. A'. (3) 109-113

HlBLnniRAh'Uy—RVLES FOR COMI'ILATIOS jqi

1902 iMacAlister (J. V. W ) Letter to subscribers and contributors to the

" Library." L. (.A'.5.) (3) 440
Fairchild (S. C.) Directions for original bibliography, Bulletin No 75,
iV.V..S.L. Rcpi (85)

1903 Vovnich (\\ .) Study of early printed books, L. (N.S.) {4) 189-icH)
Rivers (J.) How great niind> jump— Literary forgeries, /.. (.V.5.) (4)

243-250
McKerrow (R. H.) Note on variation> in certain copies of the " Returne

of Pasquill," L. {N.S.) (4) 3^4-3')i
Bibliographv — past, present, and future : Discussion bv Librarians,

L.A.R. (5) 47M77
Brown (J. D.) Bibliographical aids, L. H . (5) 11)7-205

1904 Clarke (A. L.) Some points in practical bibliography, L.A.R. (6) 192-205
1005 Axon (\V. E. A.) Subsidised indexing, L. {N.S.) (6) 281-303

Jenkinson (F. J.) Presidential address, L.A.R. (7) 4b9-48i

Service of Henry Bradshaw to bibliography at Cambridge, L. W . (8) tK>-64,

L..l./e. (7) 39i-393
Johnston (W. D.) Bibliographical guides, P.L. (10) 117-118
1906 Axon (\V. E. A.) On Christian Captive Indulgences in the British

Museum, Lambeth Palace and John Rylands Library, L. {N.S.) (7)

275-286
Lane (W. C.) Opportunities for bibliographical work, L./. (31) 118- 119
Keogh (A.) Bibliography, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 35-39
Finney (B. A.) The " 1516" edition of Guddenden's "Rosa Anglica,"

Bib'Scty of Am Proc (i) 71-74

1908 Duff (E. i'j.) The " Assertio Septem Sacramentorum, " L. {N.S.) (9) i-ib
Pollard (A. \\.) Sienese Tavolette— Bibliographical forgeries, L. (N.S.)

(9) 97-103
Dobson (A.) On some books and their associations, L. {N.S.) (9) 132-142
Hessels (J. H.) A Bibliographical tour. L. (N.S.) (9) 2S2-308
Axon (W. E. A.) Authorship of 'he " Summe of the Holy Scripture,"

etc., L.A.R. (10) 81-84
Support of bibliographical undertakings. Lib Work (2) 107

L16 BIBLIOGRAPHY— RULES FOR COMPILATION

1884 Tedier (H. R.) Few words on the siudv of bibliography, L.A. Tra>is (7)

128-131
188C) Harrison (R.) County bibliography, L.C. (3) 49-54
1887 Madan (F.) \\'hat to aim at in local bibliography, L.C. (4) 144- 14S

1892 Chauvin {\ .) What a bibliography should be, L.J. (17) 87-88

1893 Madan (F.) On method in bibliography, Bib Scty's Tratis (i) 91-102,

Discussion 103-106

1894 Copinger (W. A.) Presidential address, Bib Scty's Trans (2) 103-122
1897 Pollard (A. W.) Relations of bibliographv and cataloguing, 2nd Int Conf

63-66
1899 leggart (1-. J.) ( ontribution towards a bibliography of ancient Libraries,
L.J. (24) 5-12, 57-59

1901 Cole (G. W .) Compiling a bibliography, L.J. (26) 791-795, 859-863

1902 Fairchild (S. C.) Directions for original bibliography, Bulletin No 75,

N.y.S.L. Ri'pt (85)
Doren (E. C.) How to use the Librarv in making a bibliograjihy, /'./,.
(7) 17

1905 lolman {l . L.) Bibliography and cataloguing: some affinities and con-

trasts, P.L. (10) 119-122

1906 Leypoldt (A. H.) Practical bibliography: notes on the making of printed

book lists, L.J. (31) 303-307

1907 Pollard (A. W\) and W. \V. Greg. Some poir,t> in bibli()gra|)hical descrip-

tions, Bib Scty's Trans (9) 31-51
Madan (F.) Degressive bibliography, Bib Scty's Trans (9) 53-^5
Keogh (A.) Practical bibliographies, A.L.A. Bull (i) 35-39

1909 Peddie (R. A.) Activities in bibliography, L.A. (7) 43-46, Discussion 46-49

— Some possible bibliographical activities of the Librarj' Association,
L.A.R. (II) 187-193

— Bibliograi)hy and copyright, L.A.R. (11) 517

Pollard (.\. W.) Arrangement of bibliographies. /,. (.V.5.) (10) i6S-i.S7
Peplow (F. J.) Some tentative proposals for the compilation of a cata-
logue of best books, L.A.R. (11) 222-228, Discussion 245-249

392 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBKAKY ECONOMY

L17 BIBLlOdRAPHY— HISTORY AND THEORY

1X76 Guild (R. A.) Biblio}>:raphy as a science, I. .J. (1) by-bi)

i<S8() Axon (W. K. A.) Danjou's scheme of a universal biblioj^raphy, L.J. (5)

205-206
1S81 Stevens (H.) Enj^^lish biblioj^ri-aphy before 1640, L.A. Trans (4) 17-22
1884 Tedder (H. R.) On the studv of bibliography, L.A. Trans (7) 128-13 1
1886 Davis (R. C.) Teaching bibliography in Colleges, L.J. (11) 28q
1894 Cole ((i. \V.) Matters bibliographical : a review of various schemes for

general bibliographies, L.J. (19) 333

1897 Petherick (E. A.) Theoretical and practical bibliography, jnd Ini Couf

148-149
Rathbone (J. A.) Some bibliographical schemes, I'.L. (2) 178-179

1898 (iould (C. H.) Short college course in bibliography, /../. (23) Conf No 140
1900 Hastings (C. H.) Some recent events and tendencies in bibliography, Bib

Scty of Chic Yr-Bk (1889-1900) 10-18
1902 Abbott (E. L.) Bibliography in a small Library, T.L. (7) 8-12

Hodges (N. D. C.) Bibliographies versus catalogues, P.L. (7) 299-302
190^ Brown (j. D.) Bibliographical aids, L. U'. (5) 197-205

1904 Pollard (A. W.) Letters of Henry Bradshaw to officials of the British

Museum, L. (N.S.) (5) 266-292, 431-442
i()()9 Morgan (A.) Monastic book-making, L.A.h'. (11) 303-320

L18 NATIONAL

1890 Bibliography in South Am(>rica, L.J. (15) 2(10

1897 Lee (S.) National biography and national bibliography, jiid hit Conf 55-02

1898 Boose (J. R.) Registers of' Colonial publications, /..' (8) 15-21
Josephson (A. Ci. S.) Review of F. Campbeirs " Theory of National ;md

International bibliography," P.L. (3) 27
Kjoo Selected National bibliographies. Library School Bulletin No 7, .V.V..S.L.

Rept (83)
Merrell (W. S.) General and national bibliographies. Bib Scty of Chic

y r- Bk ( 1 899- 1 900) 1 9-2 5
iijoi Swem (E. (;.) State and local bibliography, /../. (2(1) ()77-(i8i

L 19 INTERNATIONAL

iSSo Axon (W. E. A.) Danjou's scheme of a universal l)ibliography, /../. (5)
205-206
International bibliography in Austria, /../. (5) 145
i8()4 Josephson (A. G. S.) International subject liibliogr;i|)iiies, \..J. ( U)) 22(1-7
i8()(-) International bibliography in Italy, /,./. (21) 500
190^ I'^ield (H. H.) The Concilium Bibliographicuin in Zuricli, Switzerland,

/../. (28) 661-662
U)04 Rich.ardson (E. C.) lnternalion.il bibliography, /,./. (29) Coiif No t)3-90
La Fontaine (H.) international institute of I'iibliography, /../. (29) Conf
No 101-104
i()05 McPike (E. F.) A Bibliographical Exchange: a rrilicisiii of suggested
scheme of Inslilule of International I^ibliography, /../. (30) 857-858

INTERNATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY— SPECIAL

i8<)5 International bibliogra|)hv of scientilic literature, /../. (20) 75, Si, 82,
172, 308
Andrews (C. W.) International bibliography of scieiUiru' literature, /,./.

(20) b3. Conf No 25
Adier (C.) lnternation;il catalogue of scirntilic literature, L.J. (20) Conf
No 58
i8()fi international bibliognijihy of scientific literature, /../. (21) li^}^, 27!), 4()(|

1905 Teggart (}•". J.) Plea for an Inlern.itional catalogue of lechnologic.il

literature, /'./.. (10) i 14-115
i()o7 Johnstone (\V. D.) An International cal.-ilogue of the current literature

of the social sciences, Bib Scty of .\m Proc (1) 177-202
1908 AdIer (C.) and L. C. (runnett. 'I'he Inti-rnational lalalogue of scientillc

literature, Bib Scty of Am Proc (3) 109-115
See also Co-operative Cataloguing i 58

L20 PRACTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

1886 I^'Ietcher (\V. L) Close dassiiication versus Bibliography, L.J. (11) 209, 350
1890 Bibliography as slie is wrote, being a critical review' of W. T. Rogers'
" M.inual of Bibliography," 1890, /,. (2) 44g-453

BIBI.IOChWPHICAI. AIDS 393

iX()() Teggart (F. J.) Criticisiii of StcinV " Manuel do bibliographit' gencrale,"

H)()() Pollard (A. \V.) Notes on books and work : Hibiiography, literary history

and collecting, L. (N.S.) (i) 105-113. 337-347
i(,o^ Brown (J. D.) Practical bibliographv, /,. (.V..S.) (4) i44-'5'

Pollard (A. W.) Practical bibliography: a reply. L. {N.S.) (4) i5i-r(>.>
iqos lolman (F. I..) Bibliography and cataloguing. P.L. (10) ih)-I2j
U)o(, Walton (J.) Concerning jjractical bibliogra])hy, /../I. (7) 7-15, 40

L21 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BIBLIOCiRAPHILS

iS7(> Spofford (A. R.) Bibliography of bibliography and literature, f..S. Rcpt

088-710
1880 Wheatlev (H. B.) Proposed subject index to bibliologies and bibliographies,

L..1..U..V. (I) 8q-9S
1885 Caspar (C. N.) Hints for finding the author, title, publisher, place of

publication, si/.e or price of books, L.J. (10) 180- 181
1888 Ford (P. L.) Reference list to bibliographies, cataloguis and reference

lists, L.J. (13) 37, i^2, 135, 174, 207. 244, 289
}Sq2 Index to bibliographies and i)ortraits, L./. (17) 85-86

1893 Copinger (W. A.) Printi'd sources from which collections towards a

supplement to Hain's " Repertorium Bibliographicum " might bp
made. Bib Scty's Trans (i) 44-5C)
I't^dder (\\. R.) Ofticial record ofVurrent literature, Bib Scly's Trans (1)
147-158, Discussion i59-i(>3

1894 Isaacs (J. H.) On a new edition of Lowndes' " Bibliograpiiical Manual,"

Bib .Scfy's Trans (2) 1-4
Strange {E. F.) Chief bibliographical works published during the last
18 months. Bib Scty's Trans (2) 81-86

1897 Proctor (R.) Classified index to the " Serapeum " Bib Scty's Publication
1903 Brown (J. D.) Bibliographical aids, L.W. (5) 197-205

1905 McPike (F. F.) Serial bibliography of bibliographies, F. /.. (10) 123-125
List of bibliographies contained in LInited States Public Documents from

June, 1903 to May, 1904, L.J. (30) 287-288
Review of W". P. C\)urtnev's " Register of National Bibliography," L.W.
(8) 11-12

1906 Leypoldt (A. H.) Practical l)ibli()gra[)h\ : note> on making a printed

I'ist, L.J. (31) 303-307

1907 Keogh (A.) Practical bibliography, A.L.A. Bull (i) 35-39

Paltsits (W H.) Plea for an anatomical method in bibliography, Bib Sclv
of Am Proc (i) 123-124
i9()() Library of Congress. L.ist of publications issued since 1897, 46pp.

Peddie (R. A.) List of bibliographical books published since the founda-
tion of the Bibliographical Society in 1893, Bib .Scty's Trans (10) 235-511

L22 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AIDS

1898 Guppy (H.) Some bibliographical tools, L. (10) 377-380

i9of> Thorne (W. B.) Aids to readers: printed and mechanical, L.A. (5) 196-1)
Taylor (L. A.) Bibliographical aids in the Public Libraries of Bristol,

L.A.R. (8) 21S-219
Lane (\V. C.) Opportunities for bibliographical work, /../. (31) ii8-in>
ic)(i7 Barr (C. J.) Bibliographical aids to the use of the current literature of

science, .4.L..A. Bull (i) 129-132
H)()8 Young (}. D.) Fugiliye bibliography in relation to book selection, L.A.

(6) 192-196
j»)OM Peddie (R. A.) Some jjossible bibliographical actiyities of the Libr.iry
Association, L.A.R. (11) i87-iq5
Fletcher (W. L) Anticipations, P.L. (14) 1-5
Peplow (I'". J.) Some ttntatiye proposals forthr compilation of ,i catalogue

of best books, L.A.R. (ir) 222-228. Discussion 245-249
Stewart (J. D.) and O. K. Clarke. Guides to book selection, L.W. (11)

409-417, 445-450
Stewart (J. D.) Terminological diclion;!ries, L.W. (12) 87-1)2
See also L 23 and L 24

L 23 BIBLIOGRAPHIES— GENERAL

1876 Perkins (F. B.) Best hundred book>, /../. ( i) 116-117

188 1 Library J(>ur>iaJ prize scheme of hundred best books, L.J. (6) 526-328

394

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1898 Best books of 1897 with notes— Bibliography No 12, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81).
1897: Biblioji^raphv No 18, N.Y.S.L. Rept {82). 1899: Bibliography
No 21, N.Y.S.L. 'Rept (83). 1900: Bibliography No 29, N.Y.S.L.
Rept (84). 1901 : Bibliography No h- N.Y.S.L. Rept (85). 1902:
Bibliography No 35, N.Y.S.L.' Rept^ (S6). 1903: Bibliography No
^7, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87). 1904: Bibliography No 39, N.Y.S.L. Rept
(88). 1905: Bibliography No 40. N.Y.S.L. Repl (89). 1906:
Bibliography No 43. N.Y.S.L. Rept (90)

BIBLIOGRAPHIES— SPECIAL
L24 SELECT

1S77 Class-room bibliography, /,./. (2) bt>

1880 F"oster (W. E.) Reference lists on special topics, /,./. (5) 38-42

1884 Mac (E. A.) A select bibliography, L.J. (9) 136

1893 Christie (R. C.) Special bibliographies. Bib Scty's Trans (1) 165-177

Bonney (C. C.) Bibliography of World's Congress publications, U.S.
Rept (1893-4) Vol. 2, i756-i'76o

1898 Newman (A.) Index to subject bibliographies in Library bulletins,

N.Y.S.L. Rept (81)

1900 Selected subject bibliographies, N.Y.S.L. Rept (83), School Bulletin No 5
1905 McPike (E. F.) On the publication of special bibliographies, P.L. (10) 140
1909 Stewart (J. D.) and O. E. Clarke Guides to book selection, L.W. (11)

409-417- 445-450

For List of Dealers see G 1-2

L25 ANONYMS AND PSEUDONYMS

1883 Changed titles, L.J. (8) 118, n8. 1884: L.J. (q) 107, 12b, 214. 1885:
L.J. (10) ibi. 1887: L.J. (12) 536, 567

1887 Frev (A. R.) Catalogue of anonymous and pseudonymous literature, L.J.

(l"2) 192

1888 Changed titles, L.J. (13) 59. 108, 162, 196, 304, 355, 3S7

1899 Anonyms and pseudonyms, L.A.R. (i) 43-45

Cannons (H. G. T.) Pseudonyms and real names, L.W. (i) 234-2^5, (2)
216-217
1903 Full names of authors (supplied by the Library of Congress), P.L. (8) 116-
117, 172, 280-281, 328-329. 1904: P-I^- (9) 38-39. 130, 503. iqo5 :
P.L. (10) 355-356, 473-^ J9o6: P.L. (11) 25-26. 254-255

L26 BROADSIDES

j88i Overall (\V. H.) Notes on Broadsides and proclamations, L.A.M.N.
(2) 10-19

1901 Edmond (J. P.) Method of treating Broadsides, L.A.R. (3) 115-116

1903 Fletcher (W. Y.) Collectors of Broadsides, L. (N.S.) (2) 12-19

1904 Axon (W. E. A.) Some twentieth cfMitury Italian chapbooks, L. (N.S.)

(5) 239-255
1908 Duff (E. G.) English fifteenth century Broadsides, Bib Scty's Trans

(9) 211-227
Dealers in Broadsides and Chapbooks —

Allen, E. G., &• Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Maogs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Lidwig, Munich, Bavaria

Sotheran c\. Co., Strand, W.C.

Tregaskis, James, 2^2, High Holborn, U'.C.

L27 PAL/EOGRAPHY— GENERAL

1890 Taylor (J.) The .Monastic scriptorium, L. (2) 237-244, 282-291

1899 Thompson (Sir K. M.) History of English handwriting, a.d. 700-1400,

Bib Scty's Trans (5) 109-142, 213-253
i()()i Jennings (O.) Some old initial letters, L. (N.S.) (2) 44-59

1902 Lewin (P. E.) .Ancient and modern writing materials : a chapter in

bibliography, L..i. (3) 189-192, 210-213

1903 Garnett (R.) .Some notes on ancient writing and writing materials,

L. (N.S.) (4) 225-235

bACSIMII.h: h'hiriy'ODl CTIOX ,395

Pakeographic Dealers— »H /f'JO.IH ./ r l»l/ / ) >/ '

Allen, E. G., & Son, Lid., 14. drape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, VV.C.

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Huchstrassc 6, Kr;uikfort-o-M., Germany

Ellis & Co.. 2g, New Bond Street, W.

Ql'.^ritcfi, I?kkn.\ki), 11, (ir.ilton Street, \\ .

RosENTH.XL, LfDWii;, Munich, Bavaria

\\'lLLL\MS &: NOKC.AIK, 14, Uniritt I.i Sinn. W.C.

L28 MANUSCRIPTS

1SS4 Ed\v;irds (E.) Roearelio for niaiuisrript> in tlit- Lev.inl and more
especially in the Monasteries of Mount Athos : Ciiovanni Aurispa to
Spyridion Lambros {.\.u. 1425 to 1880), L.C. (i) 57-(H' ^'-'"^'>. 105-ioq
18S5 Thomas (E. C.) Manuscripts of the Philobiblon, L.C. (2) 129-137
1887 Thompson (Sir I",. .M.) Arrani^fcment and preservation of manuscripts,

L.C. (4) 33-3C)
i8c)2 Cade (R.) ("arlyle's Lt>clure> on liit-niiurc : a note re^jK-ctint;;- the v.irious

manuscrii)ts, /.. (4) 22^-22-
1893 Poole (R. B.) The Manuscri|)t ■iK'-e, /../. (iS) 71-75, i(K)-ri2
1897 Friedenwalil (II.) Care of m.-muscripls. L.J. {22) Conf No 52-55
1900 Delisl(> (L.) Discovery of I he loni^- missini^- pictures stolen from ;in
illuminated MS. in the Librarv of Macon, L. (X.S.) (i) 45-49

1902 (iiles (L.) Les Matinees du Roi' de Prusse, /.. (S.S.) (3) 148-1(53
1905 Gaylev (C. M.) On the reproduction of manuscripts, L.J. (30) 929

Plomer (H. R.) The Oxinden letters, L. (X.S.) (6) 29-44
\\'eeks (R.) The " Chancun de Wiilame," a KrcMich MS. preserved in
England, /.. {X.S.) (h) ii3-i3<i
ii)OM Richardson (E. C.) Manuscript huntint,'-, Bib Scty of A»i Pruc (3) J4-28
Morgan (A.) Monastic book-making, L.A.R. (11) 30^-320
Bell (H. \.) Early codices from Egypt, /.. {X.S.j dO) 303-313
Dealers in Manuscripts —

Allen, E. G., &• Son, Ltd., 14, (irap*- Street, Shaftesbur\ .\venue, W.C.

B.4ER, JosKiii, &: Co., Hochstrasse b, bVankfort-o-M., Germany

Ellis & Co., 29, New Bond Street, W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ir, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

L29 CATALOGUE OF SPECIAL COLLECTION OF MANUSCRIPTS

190S Catalogue of the Duncan Campbell collection of manuscripts, Incun.ibula
and early printed book>, X.W.'^.L. ]\cpt 7ip.

L30 FACSIMILE REPRODUCTION

1880 Wilson (H.) Remarks on facsimile reproduction, /...1..U..V. (i) 33-40
1884 (iarnett (R.) Photogr.aphy in Public Libraries, /,..!. Jrans (7) 66-73
i8c)3 Pollard (.\. W.) On the exhibitions of facsimiles of rare books in Public

Libraries, L. (5) 260-264
iSi,S Richardson (E. C.) .American Libiaries and th( stLidy of ancient manu-
scripts, L.J. (2^^) Conf No 102-103
uj()5 (iayiey (C. M.) On the rejjroduction of manuscript>, /,./. (30) 929
igo8 Krumbacker (Prof.) Photogr.iphic copying in Libraries, L./. {},!,) 223-224
H)09 Dewey (^L) Photographic f.icsimiles, P.L. (14) 22

Dcnlcrs with special facilities j.>r undertaking facsimile reproduction—

.\llen, E C;., & .Son, Lid.. 14, (irape Street, Shaftesburv Avenue, W.C.

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse h, l-V.mkfort-o-.VL. Germanv

Ellis & Co., 29, New Bond Street, W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

QirARiifH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Lidwig, Munich, Bavaria

L3I MISSALS

1900 Weale (W. H. J.) Newly di.>covend " .\Li.s^;ile Speciale," L. (X.S.) (i) 62-6

1903 Jenner (IL) Service books of the Latin Church, /,. {X.S.) (4) 292-319

1904 Rivers (J.) Gutenberg Missal controversy, /.. H'. (6) 173-175

396 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

L32 INCUNABULA, BLOCK BOOKS, etc.

1891 Copinger (W. A.) Few words on 15th century Bibles, L. (3) 161-169

1893 Aldrich (S. J.) Incunabula, Bib Scty's Trans (1) J07-119, Discussion 119-21
Copinger (W. A.) Corrections and additions to the Mazarine catalogue

of Incunabula, Bib Scty's Trans (i) 210-215

1894 — Notes on catalogues of Incunabula, Bib Scty's Trans (2) 87-90

— Incunabula Virgiliana : a list of editions of Virgil printed during the

15th century, Bib Scty's Trans (2) 127-226
1S96 Cust (L.) Originals of the designs of the block book " Ars Moriendi,"

Bib Scty's Trans (4) 141- 144
J898 Christie (R. C.) An Incunabulum of Brescia, hitherto ascribed to Florence,

Bib Scty's Trans (4) 233-237

1899 Mathews (E. R. N.) Some earlv printed books and manuscripts at Bristol,

L.A.R. (i) 589-592
Philadelphia Free Library, dift of rare Incunabula, by P. A. B. Widener,
P.L. (4) 22-23

1900 Pollard (A. W.) English bibliography before and after 1600, L.A.R. (2) 3-12
Edmond (J. P.) Suggestions for the description of books printed between

1501 and 1640, L.A.R. (3) 133-142
Proctor (R.) Incunabula at Crenoble, L. (N.S.) (i) 215-224

1901 (iarnett (R.) On the " De Missione Legatorum Japanensium," Macao,

1590, L. (.V.5.) (2) 172-182

1902 Peddie (R. A.) Sale prices of Incunabula in 1901, L. (N.S.) (3) 164-175
Plomer (H. R.) Examination of some existing copies of Hayward's life

and raigne of Henrie IV., L. (N.S.) (3) 13-23

1903 Voynich (W.) On the study of earlv printed books : notes from a lecture,

L. (N.S.) (4) 189-199
.Steele (R.) What 15th century books are about (scientific books), L. (A'..S.)
(4) 337-354

1904 Peddie (R. A.) Sale prices of Incunabula in 1903, L. (N.S.) (5) 318-335
Steele (R.) What 15th century books are about (Divinity), L. (N.S.) (5)

337-358

1905 — What 15th century books are about (law), L. (h'.S.) (6) 137-155
Peddie (R. A.) Sale prices of Incunabula in 1904, L. (N.S.) (6) 173-1S5
Pollard (A. W'.) Recent Caxtoniana, /.. (N.S.) (6) 337-353

1906 Finney (B. A.) The " 1516 " edition of Gaddesden's "Rosa Anglica,"

Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 71-74
Pollard (A. W.) Siege of Rhodes, L. (N.S.) (7) 423-436

1907 Steele (R.) What 15th century books are about (literature), L. (N.S.) (8)

225-238
Young (H.) Memorandum on some Incunabula in the Toronto L niversitv
Library, L.J. (32) 118

1908 Jo.seph.son (A. G. S.) The New Hain, /../. (i,^) 182-183
VVeitenkampf (F.) Need of a scientific bibliography of Incunabula, L.J.

(33) 35«
Peddie (R. A.) Fifteenth Cx?ntury books: an author indtx, L.]\ . (10)
166-174, 325-328, (11) 43-53, 1 44-1 54' 209-217

1909 Beck (F. G. M.) New Ipswich book of 1548, L. (N.S.) (lo) 86-81)
Pollard (A. W.) A New Oxford book of 1517, L. (N.S.) (10) 212-213
Wilson (J. D.) Euphues and the Prodigal Son, L. (N.S.) (10) 339-361
Peddie (R. A.) Fifteenth century books, L. II'. (11) 267-271, 288-300, 335-

343. 374-3^-2. 4-^7-435- 455-4^''^. ''-') 'o'"*^. ^^^-74- 102-109, 143-151, 192-
200, 236-240

Dealers in Incunabula and Block Books —

Allkn, E. G.^ & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury .\venue, W.C.

Bakr, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrassc 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Barnard, P. M., Tunbridge \\'ells

Edwards, F., 75, High Street. Marvlcbonc , W.

Elms & Co., 29, New Bond Street,' \\".

Maggs Brothers, 109, .Strand, \\'.C.

Quaritch. Bernard, 11, Grafton Strett, V\'.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

Sotheran & Co., Strand, W.C.

Tregaskis, James, 232, High Holborn, W.C.

See also G 1-2 Exporters and Library Agents

KOOK Ci^LI.ECTISC. AM) HOOK h'Ah'lilES .^yj

L33 BOOK SALES, PRICES, AUCTIONS, AND FAIRS

1.S82 Walford (C.) Some account of early book fairs, L.A. I'rtiiis (5) I2()-I43
1885 Smalloy (G. VV.) Auction prices in'books, L.J. (10) jt,()
1891 Norgatc (F.) Book sales by R. H. Kvans (1812-1S45), /.. (3) 324-330
1900 Smith (G.) Frankfort Book Mart : a chapter in Ivurope.an literary history,

L. (N.S.) (i) 167-179
1904 Peddie (R. A.) Sale prices of Incunabula in i()()3. /,. (N.S.) (5) 31S-335
H)05 Sale prices of Incunabula in 1904. L. (N.S.) (h) 173-185

Historical and descriptive account of Sotheby's, ill.. B.A.R. (2)
190(1 Hodj^son's Auction-room, ill., B.A.H. (3)

Publications of value in tracing Auction value of Hook.-i —
Book Auction Records, 1902 to date, London
Book-Prices Current 1887 to date, London
Book Sales of 1895- 1898, 4 vols., London
.American Book-Lore, quarterly, Milwaukee, \\i>., I .S.A.
American Book Prices C^urrent 1895-8, 4 vols., New ^'()rk, l'..S..\.
Biblioji^raphica, 12 parts. 3 vols., 1894, I^ondon
Book Sales Catalogues, 1(17(1-1796, London

Fori List of Library Aj.jents with facilitii- lor .ittendini; Book .Suc-
tion .Sales, i(V (1 1-2

LM BOOK COLLECTING AND BOOK RARITIES— GENERAL

i8<)3 Pollard (.\. W.) Notes on the history of book production in France, with
especial reference to the French books exhibited at the Bibliotheque
Nationale, L. (5) 102-108
.NLithews (E. R. N.) .\ century aj^o : sonn fanuais borrowers and the
books they borrowed, L. (5) 323-328
i89h Book hunter in London, beinji^ a review of .Mr. Roberts' work, L. (8) 108-9
.May (\V.) Librarian's treasure trove: a new copy of the " .Speculinn Vile
Christi," by Wynkyn de Worde, L. (8) 194-197

1899 Baxter (W. K.) First edition of " Paradise Lost,"' L.A. (2) 19-3^

1900 Weale (VV. H.J.) Newly discovered " Missale Speciale," L. (N.S.) (i) 62-7
Pollard (.\. W.) Notes on biblioi^raphv and book collectinj^, L. (.V.-S.) (i)

iijoi ( ataloj^^ue of the Loan Exhibition of old and rare hooks, manuscripts,

etc., L.A. of Austral Proc 1-113
U)02 Thorne (W. B.) Bibliojji^raphical collections of the late William Blades

and the late 'I'albot Baine^ Reed, L. (S.S.) (3) 349-357
(ioodspeed (C. E.) Rare books: an addnss before the .Massachusetts -

Library Club, L.J. (27) 320-32^
"l"3 (ireg- (\V. W.) Bibliographical history of ihr First l-'olio. /.. (X.S.) (4) ,

258-28^

1904 - TotteVs Miscellany, /.. (N.S.) (5) 113-133

1905 Pollard (.A.VV.) Recent purchases at' the "British Mustum, /.. (N.S.) (6) 1-28
Redgrave (G. R.) .\uthors' own copies, /.. (.V..S.) (d) 251-256

Dealers in Rare Books —

.\i,i,E\, K. G., i\: So.N, Ltd.. 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury .\venue, W.C.
B.AER, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Fr.-mkfort-o-M., Germany
Baknaki), p. M., Tunbridge Wells
Cl'rtis &• Davison. 4, FFigh Street, Kensington. W.
KnwAKlis, F., 75. hFigh Street. Marvlebonc, W.
Ki.i.is &• Co., 29, New Bond Street,' W.
Lkightox, J. &• J., 40, Brewer Street, Barbican, i:.C.
.VIaggs Brotmkks, 109. Strand, W.C.
Parsons & Sons, 45, Brompton Road, S.W .
QiTARiTCH, Bkrnarh* II, Grafton Street, \\ .
Rosenthal, LiinviG, Munich, Bavaria
SorHERAN &: Co., Strand, W.C.
Trkgaskis, James, 27,2, High Holborn, W.C.
V'ovNKii, W. NL, 68, "Shaftesbury .\v« nur. W.C.
See also Library .\gents, fi 1-2

L35 BIBLIOGRAPHERS— GENERAL

1880 .Xxon (W. 1-:. .\.) Poetry of the bibliomaniac. /...l..U..\'. (i) 50-56

1894 Some bibliographers, L.J. (19) 131-1^2

1900 Fletcher (W. Y.) English Royal coflector-. /.. {\.S.) (1) ^'5-^4

igoi — Collectors of Broadsides, /.. (.V.S.) (2) u-iq

398 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECOXOMY

1905 Fabcr (R. S.) Some Durham book-lovtrs. Bih Scly's '1 nuis (8) 77-S^^
1907 Stephen ((i. A.) One hundred bnuk ct)ilectors arrans^ed in chronolDf^ical
ortler uf iheir deeia>e, /..IT. (10) 11)4-200, _'J5-2 3()

BIBMOGRAPHERS— SPECIAL
L36 Bagford, John, 1(150-1711.

1898 Fletcher (W. V.) John Haj^ferd and hi> eolleelion>. Bib Scty's Trans (4)

185-201
L36=l Beaufort, Margaret. Countess of Richmond and Derby, 1443-1500
1907 Axon (W. I-:. A.) The Ladv Mars^arel a^ a lover of literature, /.. (A'.S.)

{«) .U-41
L37 Blades, William, 1824-18(10
1890 William Blades : a bioi;-raijhical aeeount, /-. (2) 205-201)

1898 Thorne (W. B.) William Blades, /...I. (1) ()i-(i2

1899 - ^^■iHiam Blades: the man and his Library, /...I. (2) i55-i()2

L38 Bury, Richard de, 1 281-1545

1884 Thomas (K. C.) Richard de Bury and his editors, L.C. (1) 148-53, 170-73

1889 — Was Richard de Bury an im|)o>lor? /.. (1) 335-340

L38=l Christie, Richard Copley, 1830-1901

1900 Pollard (A. W.) Richard Copley Christie, /,. (X.S.) (i) 129-131
L39 Dawson, John, 1692-17(15

1898 Plant (W. C.) John Dawson ami his book> ; or, an Kxciseman's Library

of the i8ih century, L.A. (i) 1(15-173

L391 De Quincey, Thomas, 1785-1859

1907 Axon (W. K. A.) De Ouincey and 1". V. Dibdin, /.. (A..S.) (8) 267-274

L39=2 Dibdin, Thomas Frognall, 1770-1847

1907 Axon (W. K. A.) De Ouincey and T. F. Dibdin, /.. {X.S.) (8) 2t>7-274

L39=3 Dobree, Thomas

1904 Faber (R. S.) The Musee Dobree at Xanti s, /.. (X.S.) (5) 206-224
L40 Johnson, Samuel, 1709-17S4

1905 U'heatley (H. B.) Dr. Johnson as a biblioi^rapher. Bib ."^cty's Trans (8)

39-61
L40=l LockerLampson, Frederick, 1821-1S95

1905 Pollard (A. W.) The Rowfant books, /.. (X.S.) (6) 309-326
L41 Morgan, Augustus de, 1806-1S71

1902 Guppv (H.) Notice of Auj^^ustus de Mori^an, L.A.R. (4) 247-253
L42 Morris, William, 1834-1896

1901 William Morris, port.. L. [X.S.) (2) 113-iu,
L43 Nodier, Charles, n'rca 17S3-1S44

1884 Harrison (R.) Charles Xodier, L.C. (1) 33-37

L44 Parker, Matthew, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1504-1575

1900 Kershaw (S. FL) Archbishop Parker, collector and .author, /.. (.V..S".) (i)

379-3H3
L45 Peignot, Stephen Gabriel, i767-i84<,
1888 Harrison (R.) Stei^hen (labriel Peii;riot. L.C. (5) 177-178. 1894: L.

(6) 159-163
L46 Rawlinson, Thomas, 1681-1725

1899 Fletcher (W. Y.) Rawlinson- and their collections. Bib Sctv's Trans {5)

67-84
Madan (I-.) List of I homas Ra\\lin>on s sale cataloi^ues in the Bodleian
Library, Bib Scty\s Tran.^ (5) 85-8(1

L 47 Smith, Richard, 1590-1075

1907 Duff (E. G.) Library of Richard Smith, L. (N.S.) (8) 113-133

L48 Stevens, Henry, 1 819-1886

1886 Garnett (R.) In memoriam : Henry Stevens, F. S. A., port.. L.C. (3) 65-9

BI BLIOG KAPH E HS—SPECl A L 399

L48=l Thomason, George, (f/ed UiOh

H)()(( Will tif (icor^e Tlionia>on. /.. (.V.>.) (10) .^4-4,^

L482 Vallenger, Stephen, died 15...'

1901 Plonicr (H. R.) .StcplKii W-illtnjLrcr. /.. (.V..S'.) (j) loS-ri.'

L49 Wanley, Humfrey, 1672-1720

18*4 Douthwaitc (\V. R.) Humfrcv W.inhv and his diar\ , L.C. (i) 87-94, 110-3

iqo2 Barwick (G. F.) Humfnn- Wanlcv and thi- Harl.ian Library, L. (N.S.)

L 50 Matt. Robert, 1774-1 Si.,

i8.S() A Bil)li()i,^rai)hical niart\r Dr. Rubcrl Watt, /.. (1) .^d-d;,

AUTHORS— INDIVIDUAL
L 51 Bacon, Francis, Lord Verulam and Viscount St. Albans, 1 561-1626
ic)02 (ire.tr (^^ • ^\ • ' Harnn's l^ilitcral cvpher and its application, L. {N.S.)

(3) 4 '-53

1903 — Pads ;ind f;incies in the Baconian ihrory, ;7/., /.. (.\.>.) (4) 47-62
1909 -- Another li.uonian cypher, /,. (.V..S.) (10) 418-442

L5M Baylev, Walter, i^.o-is-i-'

1907 Power (D'A.) Walter Baylev and his works, /.. (A..S".) (S) 370-407

L52 Bradshaw, Henry, 1S31-1886

H)05 Newconibc ((\ F.) .Some aspects of th<> w dik of Henry l^r.-idshaw, L.A.R.

(7) 3f)--4fV>
L52=l Browne, Sir Thomas, 1605-1682

ic)o6 Osier (W.) The " Reli^no Medici." I.. {N.S.) (7) 1-31
L 53 Cervantes^Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616

1898 Ashbee (H. S.) .Some books about Cervantes. Bib Scty's Trans (5) 13-38
L 54 Chaucer, Geoffrey, 1540 (? 1-14(1(1

i8q4 W'heatley (H. B.) Biblio^^raphy of Chaucer, Bib Sciy's Trans (2) 11-13
i()o6 Hammond (K. P.) Need of biblio.q-raphies in litemrv history. Bib Scty

of Aw. Proc (I) 65-70

L541 Cornaro, Luigi, Sixtt^onth ("emury

1901 .\\on (W. K. A.) Cornaro in English, /.. {N.S.) (2) i2o-i2q

L 54=2 Dafydd ab Gwilym, Fourteenth Century

1909 Bell (H. I.) Dafydd ab Gwilym, /.. (10) 44-01

L 55 Evelyn, John, 1620-1706

1901 Rcdgraye (G. R.) Fvelvn's Essavs on " Publick Emplovinent and an

active life," L. {N.S.) (2) 349-3S-'
L55-1 Goldsmith, Oliver, 172S-1774

1902 England (G.) Cioldsmith's " Prospect of Society,." /,. (A'..S.) (3) 327-338
i<)04 Barwick ((i. V .) Notes from the first I'-rench translation of " \'icar of

Wakefi.'ld," /,. (N.S.) (5) 134-145

L 56 Holmes, Oliver Wendell, iS()(,-i,S()4

U|o8 Ormerod (J.) Writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes, /.. (N.S.) (q) 17-35

L 57 Jevons, William Stanley, 1S35-1.S82

18.S3 A.Non (W. K. .\.) Bibliography of the writings of W. S. Jevons, J. .A. M.N.

(4) 155-1(12

L 58 Marcus Aurelius Antonius, ui ud.-i.So

H|oq i.egg (|. W.l Bibliographv of the 'I'hought-^ of .Marcii> .\urelius .\ntonius,
Hib Sriys Trans (10) 15-81

L581 Meredith, George, 1828-1000

U107 I-Lsdaile (.\. |. K.) Bibliographv uf tin writings in prosi .md verse of
(u'orge Md-edith, /.// Vr-Bk "i-lw

L 59 Milton, John, i(>(>S-i()74 ,

1901 Baxter (W. I-:.) |{arly ( ditions of .Milton, />i7) Scty's Trans (7) 152-155
igoq Pollard (.\. W.) Bibliography of Milton, /.. (N.S.) (10) 1-33

400 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

L60 More, Sir Thomas, 1478-1535

iSqq Welch (C.) Brief outline of the life of Sir Thomas More, showinfj the

periods at which the different works were written. Bib Scty's Trans

(-,) 178-180

L61 O'Donovan, John, 1809-iSbi

1906 Dixon (J.) Bibliography of works written, translated, or edited by John
O'Donovan, An Leah (2) 1-31), 160-183, K)5

L6I = 1 Petronius, died about 66 a.d.

igoc) (iaselee (S.) Bibliography of Petronius, B'\b .Scty's I'raus (10) 141-233

L62 Reisch, Gregorius, Sixteenth Century

1899 Ferguson (Prof.) Lecture on Reisch 's " Margarita Philosophia," a survey

of the earliest editions of this compendium of grammar, science and
philosophy, Bib Scty's Trans (5) 180-182

L62=l Ruskin, John, iSio-iq^o

1900 Spielman (M. H.) John Ruskin, /.. (A^5.) (i) 225-240
L63 Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616

1885 Norris (J. P.) Shakespeare bibliographies, /../. (10) 1S4, 37^
1898 Lee (S.) Some undescribed copies of the First foliu Shakespeare, Bib
Scty's Trans (5) ifib-174

1905 Original Bodleian copy of the F"irst folio of Shakespeare, B.A.R. Vol. 2
Rivers (J.) Shakespeare A la Fran^aise, L. (N.S.) (6) 78-85

Child (M.) Mr. Spectator and Shakespeare, L. (A'.5.) (6) 360-379

1906 Lee (S.) Notes and additions to the census of copies of the Shakespeare

first folio, L. (N.S.) (7) 1 13-139
Plomer (H. R.) Printers of Shakespeare's plav> and poems, L. (N.S.)

(7) 149-166
Lsdaile (A.) Shakespeare literature, L. (N.S.) (7) 169-180
Ballinger ([.) Shakespeare and the Municipal Libraries, /.. (N.S.) (7)

181-191
Bunn (R.) Best editions of Shakespeare for a Library, Wis Lib Bull

(2) 21-24

1908 Cust (L.) Portraits of Shakespeare, Bib Scty's Trans (9) 117-119

Greg (W. W.) On certain false dates in Shakespearian quartos, /... (N.S.)

(9) 113-131. 3^1-409

1909 Scholderer (V.) Development of Shakespeare's fools, L. (N.S.) (ro) 201-7
Jaggard (W.) False dates in Shakespearian quartos, L. (N.S.) (10) 208-2U
Cole (G. W.) First folio of Shakespeare : a further word regarding the

correct arrangement of its preliminary leavts, Bib Sctv of Am Proc

(3) 65-83

Dealers in Shakespeareana —

DoBELL, B., 54, Charing Cross Road, W.C.
QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Sutton, A., Bridge Street, Manchester

L63=I Shakespeare — Baconian Controversy

1902 Greg (W. W.) Bacon's bilitcral cxpher and it> application, /.. (V.-S.) (3)

41-53

1903 — Facts and fancies in the liaconian theory, ill., L. (\.S.) (4) 47-()2
1909 — Another Baconian cipher, /.. (S.S.) (10) 418-442

L632 Sidney, Sir Philip, 1554-15S6

i<)oo Plomer (H. R.) Kdinburgh edition of Sidne\ '> ".\rradia," /.. (.V..S.) (i)
195-204

L64 Smart, Christopher, 172J-1771

1902 Gray (S. J.) Bibliography of the writings of Christopher Smart, with
biographical references. Bib Scty's Trans (0) 2()q-3o^

L641 Walton, Izaak, 1593-1683

1901 Oobson (A.) On certain quotations in Walton's ".Xngkr," /.. (A'. 5.) (2) 4-11

165 TRADE BIBLIOGRAPHY

1897 Bowker (R. R.) American book trade, L.J. (22) 383

1902 Plomer (H. R.) On the value of Publishers' lists, /,. (N.S.) (3) 427-433

BOOK SELECTION FOh' BHANCtI LlBliAlilES 401

u,o^, Cath'll (S. \V.) and A. B. Krocs^cr. Aids to book >cIttlion. I'nni I..C.

Bull (i) 7-q
i()()4 Book Auction Records, i)i f>ri>i^rcss
i()(i5 DufT (K. G.) KiiK^lish book trade btlore llie iiudri)oralioii ol the

Stationers' Conipany, Bih Scty's I'raiia (S) 10-14
iiioh Making of trade calalo,t,ni(>, Lib Work (1) 4^-51

I""ngli,sh catalotjuo of books, 1901-1905, Lib Work (1) 70-71
11)07 Burt (A.) Booksellers' cataloijues, L.A.R. (9) 4i)-55
i(ioS l{clectic Librarv cataloiiiie, a periodical ind''\ i'ur tin small Library

publislied qu;n-lerl\ b\ the Wilson ("(>ni|)an\ ol Miniv, ape lis. .V. V.L.

(1) Mf'-M?

Vov List of Trade PubiicalioiT-, sec 1. ^^

LG6 BOOKS FOR REFERENCE LIBRARIES

]S7(i Spofford (A. R.) List of reference books, r..s. A'e/)/ ()So-7i4

Winsor (J.) Reference books in Enjjrlish, l.S. h'cpt 715, L.J. (i) 247-249

iSSo l-'oster (\\' . K.) Reference lists on siJcrial subjects. /../. {5) 3S-42

iSS;, C.arr (tl. J.) Index to some recent refircnc" li^s. /../. (S) _'7-^.>

JSS5 Mac {M. A.) Reference book niakinj^-. /../. (10) i7()

Roj^ers (T. H.) .Subject references wanted, L.J. (lo) 40^^

iSSo Hewins (C M.) How to make the most of a small labrary, L.j. (n) 305-8

1SS7 W. Reference books, /..y. (12) 1S4

1S92 Richard.son (H. (".) Relerence books, f ..S'. Rrpt (,7b-S2, L.J. ( iS) 245-7,
C'onf No (12-3

iS()0 Dent (R. K.) Vormation of a small reference l/ibrar\, /.. (S) 531-535

Barrett (F. T.) Selection of books for a reference I/ibrary. /,. (8) 473-481
Wood (B.) Selection of books for a reference Library, /.. (^) 522-530
List of reference books for a small Library, I'.L. (1)1 15-1 K)

1897 Selection of reference books N.Y.S.L. Rept (80)

1899 Borrajo (K. M.) Books for the reference Library : soini sclecled list.s
and a suf,jg^estion, L..'\.R. (i) 770-780

U(oo Selected reference books, .V.V..S'./.. Rcpi (83)

1902 List of reference books for a Libr.irv of from ^.ooo lo ^.000 vols., /'./,.

(7) '^-'3
Reference books, Minn. /<; (dhI II ;.v /,.( . Ihlhk 2()
U)o', Kroeg-er (A. B.) Recent reference books supijlementarv lo A.L..\. ( .uidi ,
L.j. (28) 823-828
Guide to Reference books: a review, L.L. (8) 1 lo
Kin},^- (E.) Reference books found in thi' 55th and 5bth ('oni.;resses. I'.L.

(S) 263-266
Material for course in reference studv, .V.V..S'./.. Kept (8()) School Bulletin
Xo 16

1904 Reference books, reliable and unreliable, L.J. (29) 127-131

i()05 Kroeger (A. B.) Reference books of 1904, /-./. ( v>) =;-i<'- 'i)<>5 •' f-J-

• ' (31)3-7- 190b: L.y. (32) 11-13. 1907: L.y. (3.1) '3-"'

i()o7 Wyer (J. L) Junr. First $ioo for reference boi)ks, S .\ ./.. (1) 8-10

1905 Wyer (NL (i.) Reference books for a small Librar), /<; /.//' O. (5) 205-207
Reference books most used, .V.V.L. (1) 113

i()09 Wyer (^L G.) Addition.ii books for referenVe u-e, Li Lib O. (o) 2-4
Jacobs (H.) Slore guides to refer(>nce books, /'./.. (14) 297-29S
Stewart (j. I).) and O. I-:. Clarke. Guides lo book seleclion, /..!!'. (11)
409-417, 445-450
Terminological dictionaries, /,. li . (12) 87-^2
Kroeger (A. B.) Reference books for small Libraries, I'rnn Lib .Ve/c.s ( 1) 4-()
For List of Dealers, see (i 1-2

L67 BOOK SELECTION FOR BRANCH LIBRARIES

i8()S Bain (J.) Junr. Books in branch [libraries, L.J. (23) fonf .NO khi-ioi

Countryman (CL) How far should the selection of books for br.inches be

uniform? L.J. (23) Conf No 101-102
.\.L..\. Discussion on Branch Libraries Book s<i((tion. L.J. {2\) Conf
Xo 159-17'. I'l- (.0 3'4-3'5
U)02 Ward (L. L.) liranch Libraries - fumiions and rtsontces, L.J. (27) Conf
Xo 42-4h, /'./„ (7) 338-34.
Ilayward (C. .\.) Reference work in a branch Library, /'./.. (7) 182-183
ii)04 Barrett (F". T.) Selection of books for branch l.ibr,irie«. : uiih select list,
L.A.R. (6) 179-191

402 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1905 jacobsen (S.) Book selection for branch Libraries, P.L. (10) 515-516

1906 Baldwin (E. \.) Order department of a branch Library, P.L. (11) 509-511
igoQ Hawkcs (A. J.) Functions of a Central Library and the problem of

branches, L.A. (6) 394-401
For List of Dealers see G 1-2

L68 BOOK SELECTION FOR VILLAGE LIBRARIES

1S96 Best books for a Village Library, /,./. (21) 174-5. iqoo : L.J. (25) 170.

1901 : L.J. (26) 200-1, la Lib O. (i) 20-21. iqo^ : L.J. (3) 318-31C),

la Lib O. (5) 1 10-11 1
190C) Bostwick Ta. E.) Some terse and pertinent suggestions regarding book

selection for Milage Libraries. .V. V.L. (1) 238-239
For List of Dealers see G 1-2

L69 BOOK SELECTION FOR TRAVELLING LIBRARIES

190b Macdonald (K. L) Choice of books in Travelling Libraries, Wis Lib
Bull (2) 39-43

L70 BOOK SELECTION FOR COLLEGE LIBRARIES

1897 Potter (A. C.) Selection of books for College Libraries, L.J. (22) Conf

No 2c,-44
ic,o2 Kellicott (Miss) Book buying for a College Library, P.L. (7) 416-418
1907 Duty free importation of books by College and Incorporated Libraries,

J- J- (3^) 502-504
190S Koch (T. W.) Apportionment of book funds in Collegi' .-md Lniversity

Libraries, A. L.A. Bull (2) 341-347
For List of Dealers see G 1-2

L71 SCIENCE— GENERAL

1880 Bailey {}. B.) Index to scientific bibliographies, L..1. Trans (3) 116, 169-73
1886 Mann (B. P.) Bibliography in general and especially the bibliography

of science, L.J. (11) 245
i8c)5 Andrews (C. \V.) International bibliography of scientilic literature, L.J.

(20) Conf No 25-27, 87
Row ell (j. C.) Subject index to science, L.J. (20) Conf No 27-28

1898 Roval .Society's plan for an international catalogue of scientific literature,

L.J. (23) Conf No 175-176
1903 Cattell (S.) and A. B. Kroeger. Aids to book selection, Penn L.C. Bull

(i) 19-20
iqo4 Anderton (B.) Best books of U)02 — Science books in English, L.A.R. (6)
40-46
-- Selection of science books, L.A.R. (6) 85-93
Fulcher (L. W.) Best books of 1903 — Science, L.A.R. (6) 551-556
Adler (C.) International catalogue of scientific literature, L.J. (zq) Conf

No q7-()9
•""ield (H.) The Concilium Bib]iogra|:)hicum in Zurich, L.J. (29) Conf No

i)9-H)(J

Thompson (J. D.) Handbook of Learned Societies, L.J. (29) Conf No'
1 14-1 16
1905 Fulcher (L. W.) Best book of i<)()4 Science, L.A.R. (7) 658-663

T'ggart (F. ].) Plea for an international catalogue of scientific literature,
i'.L. (10) i'i4-i'5

1907 Barr (C. J.) Some bibliographical .aids to the use of the current literature

of science, .LL..4. Bull (i) Conf No 120-132
Brown (C. H.) L"se of scientific ,ind technical books, .1./...I. Bull (i)
Conf No 163-165

1908 Adler (C.) and L. C. Gunnett. The International catalogue of scientific

literature. Bib .Scty e/ Am Proc (3) I(K)-ii5

Beai (W. H.) and E. L. Ogden. The Contribution of the L'.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture to the bibliogra|)hy of science, with a list of the
bibliographical publications of the department. Bib Sctv of Aw Proc
'3) '35-'52

Savage (E. A.) Difficulties of the selection of scientific and technical
books, L.A.R. (10) 162-174
Dealers i>i .Scientific Literature —

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse b, Frankforl-o-M., Germany

Maggs Bkoihkks, 109, Strand, W.C.

BIHI.IOLiNM'in- >(7/'..V( /•.

Myers & Co., 511. Hii^li llolhorn, W.C;, 1 ,
Sanitary Puhlisiiinc; Co., 5, Kiiii r Lane, F.(".
SOTHERAN & Co., .Siraiid, \\'.C.
Wesley it So.\, 2.s, Kssc.\ Strtii. .Sn.ind, W.C.
Whei.don &• Co., ^^S, (inat Ouf.ii .Siatt. W.C.
\\ii.i.i\.Ms \ \oRC.\Ti:. 14, iTciirictla Sind, W.C.

LTI N.\TLRAL HISTORY

iSo; .SlanlfV (H. H.) Rtadino- |i^i on nul-ot-door Ix.olo, .V. \..S./.. /<•,•/>/ (So),

Biblic)f^rapli\ No <S
iS()S Hunt (C. \\'.) IllListrativr inalfrial fur naliirc sliid\ in I'riniarv .Scho()l>,

S'.V.S.}.. I\'c[yl (Si). Biblio},-rapliv No id
U)oi Payne (J. F.) On the " Hfrbarius, " and }Ioitu> Sanit;ili>, Bib Sity'a

Trans (d) 53-ij()
iqo2 Books on nature, aniniaU, <le., tor youni,'^ pi o])li'. In Lib O. (2) ^h
1903 Nfiture stiidi(>s, Ka)isas P. I. .(J. (4) -'4-.i'
iqob Select bibli()j.,^ra|)hies — Nature slud\ , /..IT. (()) iSi)-i(,j

Bav (J. C.) Nature study in the small Libnirie^., I'.L. (11) ^ij-jK)

1907 Nolan (E. J.) C>e of natural history books, .1./,..!. Bull (i) ("onf'No 123-8

1908 Scott (C. !•:.) Nature books for children. Lib Occ (2) lo-ii

1909 Brief list of material for a small public Library, X.Y.L. (21 41.
Dealers in Satiiral History Literature —

Edwards, F., 75, Hij^-^h Street, MaryUbmic, W.

Maggs Brotiikks, 109, Strand. W.C.

Sotheran & Co., Strand. W.C.

Walkord Broiuers, 6, New Oxford Street, W.C.

Wesley & Son, 2>^, Essex Street. Strand, W.C.

Wheldox 8c Co.. 38, Great Queen Street, W.C.

\\'iLLL\Ms &• NoKGATE, 14, Henrietta .Street, W.C.

L73 ZOOLOGY

1895 Field (H. H.) Biblioi,aaphica Zoolooica, /„/. (20) Conf No j(,-;o, Oj
Dealers in Zooh>gieal Literature —

Wesley & Sox, 28. Essex Street, Strand, W C.
Wheldox & Co., 38, Creat Oueen Street, W.C.
WlLLL\MS & NoRG.VIK, 14, Henrietta Street, W .C .

L74 BOTANY

iqob Bay (J. C.) ContributioiiN to the theorv ;ind history of botanical biblio-

i»Taphy, Bib Scty of Am I'roc (1) 75-S3
1907 Reference list on tlowers, Kansas I'.L.O. (7) 48-00
Dealers in Botanical Literature—

Edwari^s, F., 75, Hij.rh Street. Maryleboiie, W .

Irvine, J.. 12, Alimosa Street, Fulham, .S.W .

Qi'ARiTCH, Bernard, ii, (irafton Street, W.

Waleord Brothers, 0, New Oxford Street, W.C.

Wheldox &.- Co., 38, Cnat Ouetn Street, W.C.

Williams &• Norc;ate. 14, Henriett.i Street, W.C.

L75 PHYSICS

it)02 Mann (C. R.) Hi>li>rie- ;md bibliot^raijhi.s of |)liv-,irs, Bib >etv <>} Chic
Yr-Bk (1901-2) 31-40
Dealers in Literature relating; to I'liysical Science
-SoTHERAX & Co., 140, Strand. W.C.
Wesley & Sox, 28, Essex Street, Strand, W .C.
Williams &• Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W .C.

L76 .MATHEMATICS

189^ Sterner (.M.) derman bibliof,^raphv of the hi>tt)rv and methods of arithmetic,
U.S. Kept (i8c,3-4) \'ol. i, 314-323

1896 Steele (R.) Earlv printed Enj^^lish books on arithmetic, Bib Sctv's Trans

(4) 5-«
190^ \ouni^ (J. W. .\.) Concerniiii^ tin i)ibliof4-r;ipli\ of mathematics, Bib Sctv
of Chic Vr-BIc 32-43

404 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1905 Mathematical books for Hig-h School bookshelf, Wasli L.A. Bull (i) No 2,
,3-16
Dealers in Mathematical Literature —

Hekfer & Son, Cambridge •

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

QuARiTCM, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, \V.

SoTHERAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Wesley & Son, 28, Essex Street, .Strand, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L77 TECHNICAL LITERATURE

1883 Southward (J.) Technical literature in Free Libraries, L.A. Trans (6)^82-7
1889 Green (S. S.) Library in its relation to persons engaged in industrial
pursuits, L.J. (14) 215-225

1894 Carrington (J. T.) .Scientific bocks in Public Libraries, L. (6) S0-81
Clarke (A.) Scientific text-books and the disposal of editions out-of-date,

L. (6) 164-167

1895 Andrews (C. W.) Technical collections in Public Libi.nics, /../. (20) 6-9

1900 Keog^h (A.) Technical books in English Libraries, P.L. (5) 321-^22

1901 Jast (L. S.) Technical Libraries, L.W. (3) 258-260

Duzee (E. P. van) Technical books in Public Libraries, P.].. (b) (i3!-()32

1902 Burgess (C. F.) .Selection of technical and scientific books, L.J. (27)

Conf No 56-60
Hodges (E. D. C.) Selection uf scientific books for a Public Library,
P.L. (7) 330-M3,

1903 Jast (L. S.) Technical Libraries, L.A.R. (5) 467-472, Discussion 493-6

1905 (jaillard (E. W.) Trustees and Library appropriations, /,./. {30) 403-404

1906 Crunden (F. M.) Public Library as a factor in induslrial jirogress,

L. (N.S.) (7) 384-395
Technical books for Libraries, Wis Lib Bull (2) 52

1907 Hopwood (H. V.) Technical Libraries, L.A. (5) 270-274

1908 Savage (E. A.) .Some difficulties in the selection oi ^ci(■ntific ruid

technical books, L..i.R. (10) 163-174, Discussion iqo-K)4, 251-252

Books for men in shops, L.J. (t,j,) 100

VVhitten (R. H.) Proposed LibraVy of Municijial affairs .md City Depart-
ment Libraries, L.J. {-i,;},) 224-226

Cutter (VV. P.) Selection' of technical books, P.L. (13) <S0

Technical works in Public Libraries, P.L. (13) 87

Huntting (H. R.) Public Library from the business man's standpoint,
P.L. (13) 335-337
T9o<j Stevens (E. F.) Industrial literature and the industrial public at tlic Pratt
Institute Free Library, ]..J. (34) 95-99

Stewart (J. D.) Terminological dictionaries, L.W. (12) 87-92
Dealers in Technical Literature —

.Allen, E. G., & .Son, Ltd., 14, Grape .Street, .Sliaftesbury .Kvenue. W.C.

Bark, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse h, Frankforl-o-.M., Germany

Beazley. H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia. S.W.

(^AZKNOVE & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Mu.ES & Co., 95, l^pper Street, Islington, N.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.

Preston & Co., 77, Clapham I'ark Road, S.W.

Sanitary PrHi.isiii\G Co., 5, I'Ctter Lane, E.C.

Sinclair & Woolston, Ltd.. ("heapside, Nottingham

.Stevens &■ Brown, 4, Trafalgar .Square, W.C

.Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, (ireat Russell .Street, W.(\

Trades PiiRLisiiiNG Co., 365. I^irkbeck Bank Chambers, Ilolborn

Tri'slove iC- Hanson, Ltd., 153, O.xford Street, W.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, .Alfred, i8-k), firacechurch .Street, Iv.C.

L77 USEFUL ARTS— GENERAL

1904 Hulme (E. W.) Best books of 1903 I'seful .\rls, L.A.R. (6) 94-^7
Hopwood (H. V.) List of books in liseful .Arts, L.A.R. (0) 603-611
1906 — B(st books of 1904 — Useful .Arts, L..\.R. (8) 89-97

BlBl.l()l.RM'll\~-.\l'l'Llhl) .\hl> 405

K)o7 Bibliography of technical books. Kansas P.L.Q. {7) 7-40

Juvonilc books in I'seful Arts, Kansas P.L.Q. (7) 41-45
ic)oi) Popular books in I'seful .\rl^, Lib Oic (2) 5()-57
Dealers hi Technical Literature —

Aij.Ex, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14. Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W'.C,

Bakk, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-.M., (lermany

Batsford, H. T., 94, High Holborn, W.C.

Beazley, H. K., & Co., U), Churton Street, Bclgravi.i, S.W .

Miles & Co., 95. Ipper Street. Islington, N.

Sanitary Pl'ri.isiiing Co., 5, Fetter Lane, l^.C".

SornKRAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Trades PrHLisiiiNC, Co., 365, Birkbeck Bank Chambers, Holborn

Tki'slove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

Wii.UAMs & NoRCATK, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L78 PATENT SPECIFICATIONS

1907 Prince (H. L.) On facilities for providing examination of patent litera-

ture, .1./,..!. Bull (I) Conf No rhfi-ioS

L79 AGRICULTURE

i8g6 Clark (E.) Early books on agriculture, Bib Scty's Irons (3) i(jo-i52

1908 Reading course for farmers and farmers' wives, /../. (33) 393
ic)09 List of books on agriculture, 1'/ L.C. Bull (5) No 2, 4-6

Brief list of books on agriculture, N.V.L. (2) 31-35, 40
Dealers in Agricultural Literature —

Be,\zley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Coi.LiNGRiDGE & Co. , 14S, Aldcrsgate Street, E.C

Maggs Brothers, 109, .Strand, W.C.

Mii.Es &• Co., 95, Cpper Street, Islington, N.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.

Preston & Co., 77, C^lapham Park Road, S.W.

Sinclair & W'oolston, Ltd., Cheapside, Nottingham

Truslove &: Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

Vinton & Co., 9, New Bridge Street, E.C.

Williams & Nokgaie, 14, Henrietta Streci. W.C.

L80 GARDENING

U)o0 .Select bibliographies (iardening, /.. 11 . d)) 2i)-4o
Dealers in Gardening Literature —

Bryce, \A'., Lothian Street, Edinburgh
COLLINGRIDGE &• Co. , 148, Aldersgate Street, V..C
.Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.
SoniERAN & (^o., 140, Strand, W.C.
Tiii'RNAM &■ So\, l^nglisli Street, Carlisle

L81 HOUSE DECORATION

i»)oo Miersch (E. K.) Reading list on decor.ition and furnishing, N.V.S.L.
Rept (.S3) Bibliogr.iphy No 20, 061-07(1
Dialers in Literature, House Decoration, etc.-

.\i.LEN, E. G., &• Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Sli.ili> shm\ Avenue, W.C.

B.vrsFORD, H. T.. 94. High Holborn, W.C.

Beazley, H. K., tV Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

(iREVEL \: Co., King Street, Covent (iarden, W.C.

OiARiirH, Bkrnard, II, (iraflon Street, W.

Trades Pihiishing Co., 305, Birkbeck Bank Chambers, Holborn

Trislove & Hanson, Lid., 153, Oxford Stntt, \\ .

Williams it Norgaie, 14, Henrietta Street. W.C.

L82 ELECTRICITY

1S99 l^urgoyne (F. J.) Select list of books on eleitrieit\. /..If. (2) 22-2S. 53-55
190^ Catt«'ll (S.) <i)i(/ .\. B. Knieger. .\ids to bonk selection, I'enn Lib cI.»h»V
Bull (i) 15
Dealers in Literature relating to Electrical Science —
B.ATSKORD, H. T. , 94, High Holborn, W.C.
Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Stren, Belgr.ivia, S.W.

4o6

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Electrk AL Printing and Pi hi.isiiinc; Co., .Salisbury Court,
Klecthicai. PiBLisiiiNG Co., 4, .Southampton Row, W.C.
MiLE.s i*t: Co., 95, Ipper Stn-t-t, Islin^'-ton, N.

K.C

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W
SoiiiEKAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.
Williams &: Xorgate, 14, Henrietta

C.

Stn-(

W.C

L83

1S9S
1900

/../. {2S)

MILITARY ARTS

Books relating to warfa
Cockle (iM. I.'D.) Short
L. If. (2) 272-273
Dealers in Military Literature —

Edwards, P., 83, High .Street, Marvlebon
Harrison & .Son, 45, Pall Mall S.W'.
W'alford Brothers, 6, New Oxford Stre-

11)1-194
si.indard niilit;

N.W.
W.C.

•V works of reference,

L84 METALLURGY

1907 Peddie (R. .\.) Milallurgical blbliogr,

411-415

Select list ol books with relerences t
Steel in commerce, compiled under th
Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 2~,p.
Dealers in Metallurgical Literature —

Batspord, H. T. , 94, High Holborn, W.C.

Beazlev, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Be

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C".

SoTHERAN &.• Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Williams & Xorgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W

hy, 1901-1406, L.W. (9) 363-369,
periodicals relating to Iron and

direction of A. P. C

S.W

iriflin.

L85

1903

1904

1905

ernment ownership of ni
.\. P. C. Griffin, Chief

I roads.
Bibliof

Com-
•ipher.

RAILWAY ENGINEERING

Select list of references on go'
piled under the direction of
Lib of Cong i4p.

List of works (with references to periodicals) on railroads in their relation
to the government and the public, with appendix containing list of
references on the Northern Securities Case, compiled under the direc-
tion of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 72p., 2nd
issue (1907) 13 ip.

Select list of books on railroads in foreign countries : Government regu-
lations, General; Continental Euro|)e; International freight agreement;
Great Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria-
Hungary, Russia, compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin,
Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong yzp.
Dealers in Literature relating to Raihvay Engineering —

Beazlev, H. K., &: Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Bryce, \\'., Lothian Street, Edinburgh

Clark, A. H., & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, L .S..\.

Hill &• Son, 61, New Oxford Street, W.C.

Miles & Co., 45, Upper Street, Islington, N.

Trusloxe t\: Hanson, Ltd., iv>. Oxford Street, W.

rks on practice
m.Tnufacture, L

L86 PRINTING

1892 Reed (T. B.) On the use and classification of

L. (4) 33-44
1900 Cannons (H. G. T.) Select list i.t '
printing; book illuslralion and \yA\H
270-272
Dealers in Literature relating to I'rinting-
Baer, Joseph, cV Co., Hochstrasse (>,
Barnard, (i. .\I., Tunbridge Wells
Ellis & Co., 29, New Bond .Street, W
Maggs Broiiiers, 109, Strand, W.C.
Quaritcii, Bernard, ii, Grafton Stree
Rosenthal, Lidwig, Munich, Bavari.i
Williams & NoRG.vrE, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
See also Printing S(>ction, M 1

pographical Library,

and historical

r. (2) 245-248,

l->ankforl-o-M., Germain

W.

BIBLIOGRAPHY— APPLIED AND FINE ARTS 407

L87 BOOKBINDING

i8q2 Pridcaux (S. T.) Bibli()j4;raphv of buokbindin.i;, /.. (4) 15--M' So-S'""' '(""'KS
Dealers i)i Literature relating to Hcchbiiulnig —

Bakk, Joskpii & Co., Hi)chstrass(' 6, Krankforl-o-M., (itrinany

Baknaki). G. M.. Tunbridfj^e Wells

Elms & Co., 29, New Bond Street, W.

M.AGGs Brothers, lot), Strand, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, (irafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Ltdwic, Munich. Bav.iri.t

L88 TEXTILES

1904 Strange (K. !•'.) I-".-irly pattern-bodks of lace, embroidery ;ind needlework.
Bib Scty's Trans (7) 209-24(1
Dealers in Textile Literature—

Batsford, H. T., 94, High Holborn, W.C.
Be.azley, H. K.. & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravi.i, S.W.
(iREVEL & Co., King Street. Covent Garden, ^^'.C.
Truslove &• Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, \\'.
Williams & Norg.atk, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L89 MEDICAL SCIENCE

1878 Billings (|. S.) Nation.ii catalogue of inedical liter.'iturc, L.J. (3) 107-108

1885 Bailev (J." B.) Medic;. 1 bibliographv. L.C. (2) h7,-(^^

1S95 Wire"(G. E.) Medical b.)ok> for ^nall Public Libraries, /../. (20) Conf

>«'o 37-39
U105 Bunnell (A.) Medical serials with bibliography of Cerebro-Spinal

meningitis, Bulletin No 99, .Additions b, .Y.V..S"./'. Kept (88)

1907 Ranck (S. H.) I'se of medical books, A.L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 169-175

L90 .MEDICAL BOTANY

1908 Payne (J. F.) English herbal-. /-;/7) .S'c/y'.s Trans (q) 120-123
Dealers in Medical Literature —

Be.azlev, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgr.n i.a. S.W.

Lewis, H. K., 136. Gower Street. \\'.C.

Miles & Co., 95. I'pper Street. Islington, N.

Owen & Co., 2S, Regent Street, W.

Trislove & Hanson, I.td. , 153, Oxford Street, W.

W'm.liams & Nor(;ate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L91 DOMESTIC ECONOMY

igoi Shaw (R. K.) Bibliogr;iph\ of domestic economv in l^'nglish, 1830-

1899, Bulletin No 52, Bibliography No 22. .V. V..S.7.. Kept (84)
ic)0^ Thorne (W. B.) Seventeenth centurv cookerv book, L. (A'..S\) (4) 180- 1S8
Cattell (S.) and .\. B. Krocg.r. .Xids to book selection, Lenn L.C. Bull

(0 14

1906 Books on domestic economy and sanitation, Kansas I'.I^.O. (6) 30-31
Dealers in Literature relating to Domestic Eco)iomy —

Beazley, H. K., c\: Co., u), Churton Street, Belgr.ivia. S.W.

Food and Cookery Pi hlishing Co., Wiuxhall i>ridg( Road, S.W.

^^^GGs BROriiERs, 109, Strand, \A'.C.

Miles & Co., 1)5, Cjipcr Streit. Islington, N.

Tkislo\ K c\; Hanson, Lrn., 133, Oxford Street, W.

L92 FINE AND RECREATIVE ARTS— GENERAL

1889 J.-ick.son (.\. B.) .Music and .-irl collections of ;irl phott)gr.iphs in I'ublic

Libraries, L.\. (f.-S.) (3) 4(13-469
iS()7 B.itsford (H.) Some suggestions on the formation of a small Library
of reference book> on ornament .and decor.itive arts. /,. (9) 257-269
lies (G.) Bibliogr.iphy of Fine .\rt. />./.. (2) 51-53
iS(|S Ames (A. S.) and E. P. .\ndrews. Re.iding list on Renaissance Art of the

15th and i()lh centuries. Bulletin No 9, N.Y.S.L. Rept (81)
i()o-2 Patten (K.) Beginnings of an .\rt Library. la L.(.i). (2) 7,2-;^_i
Brief list of art books, la L.C.Q. (2) 59

Hitchcock (G. .\.) List of books on fine .ind d'coralive .irts suggested
for -m.ill Public Libn.rie., /'./.. (7) 2^-27

4o8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBKAKY ECONOMY

H)07, Cattell (S.) a)ul A. B. Krot'y:cr. Aids to book selection, I'oni L.C. Hull

(I) lb
iqo4 Palmer (G. H.) Best bocks of 1902 -Fine Ails, 1..A.R. {b) 20(1-2 12
j{)05 — Best books of 1903 — Fine Arts, L.A.R. (7) 113-133
1907 Patten (K.) l^se of art books, A.L.A. Bull (i) C'onf No 179-1S3

Arts and erafts : a selected list of books and mai^azinr articles, la L.C.O.

is) 14-'

190.S Books valuable m ihe study ot art, /'./.. (13) 253-234
1909 Books on tine arts, JJb Occ (2) 59-fio

Dealers in lAicralurc yclaiiiig to Fine am! Rcerealive Arts —

Allkn, 1£. (i., & Son, Ltd., 14, (irape Strejt, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Baer, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse b, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Beazlev, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Beli^^ravia, S.W.

Edwards, V., 75, Hig-h Street, Marylebone, \\".

Grevel & Co., Kinj^ Street, Covent Ciarden, W.C.

Parson &: Sons, 45, Brompton Road, S.W.

QuARircH, Bernard, 11, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Ludvvig, Munich, Bavaria
• Sanitary Pi'ri.isihng Co., 5, Fetter Lane, F.C.

Trades Pi'hlishing Co., Birkbeck Bank Chamb( is, l'"..C.

Walkord Brothers, 6, New Oxford Street, W.C.

Williams & Norgatk, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L93 PHOTOGRAPHY

1899 Brown (j. D.) Select list of books on phototjraphy, /,. U'. (1) 174-177

L94 WRITING— CIPHER BOOKS

1901 Butler (.\. j.) Some Klizabethan Cipher books, Bib Scty's Trans (0) 127-35

L95 SHORTHAND

1899 Cannons (11. G. T.) Select list of books ol' Shorthand, /.. If. (2) 7O79

L96 MUSIC

i8S() lackson (A. B.) Music and art collections oi art i)holoi^rai)hs in Public

Libraries, L.N. {U.S.) (3) 463-469
1891 Brown (J. D.) Music subject list, L. (3) 147-151
1896 Ballad collections suitable for popular Libraries,, /.. (S) 578-579

1898 Steele (R.) and R. A. Peddie. Knij;-lish jirinted music to i6(K), Bib Scty's

Trans (5) 8-10

1899 Brown (J. D.) Select list of books on special subjects- music, L.W. (1)

227-231, 256-259

1900 Bibliog-raphy of national music, L. W . (3) 237-240

1901 Bibliography of national music : an article advocatini;- its comjjilation,

L.W. (3)237-^40

1903 Steele (R.) Karlii st Enf^lish music printint;-; a description and biblio-

iifraphy of Knj^lish printed music to the close iif the idth ceiitury. Bib
Scty's Illustrated Monographs No xi
(\attell (S.) and .\. B. Kroc-g^er. .\ids to Book selection, l'e)iii L.C. Bull
(i) 17-18

1904 Brown (J. I).) Best books of 1903 -Music, L.A.N. (6) 559-5<>-^
Warrinj.,'-ton (James) Music for the non-musical, L.J. (29) 129-130

1906 Sonneck (O. G.) Bibliog-raphv of .\merican music, Bib Sctv of In? I'roe

(I) 50-64
i()o8 Dramatic music (Class .M 1500, 1510. 1520) ( ataksi^ue of full scores,

compiled bv (). G. T. .Sonneck, Chief of Division of .Music, Lib of

Cong i7op.
Dealers in Musical Lileralure— , ,, ,,

AuGENER &■ Co., 22. Newg-ato Street, K.C

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W .,

Breitkopk & H ARTEL, 54, Great Marlborough Street, W .

NovELLO & Co., j6o, Wardour .Street, W.

Pitman, Hart & Co., 20-21, Paternoster Row, K.C.

Reeves, W., 83, Charing^ Cross Road, W.C.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

Williams & Norgaie, 14. Henrietta Street, \V".(

BIBUOC.KAPHV—SOCIAL SCIENCE V . 409

L97 SPORTS AND PASTIMES

i<)()h Rc.idiii)^ li>l on Spor(s and pastimo. Kansas I'. I. J), (d) 4-S
iM.r l.i>l of D.alcrs sec L oj

1.98 SOCIAL SCIENCE— (iENERAL

u)o4 Pcdilic (R. A.) Best hooks of 1902- — Socioloj,r\ , l...\.l\. (0) 2y8-^oo

)i)05 .MrKillop (J.) and i. Taylor. Best books of '1004 Sociologfy. ),.A.H. (7)

(140-6:57
Miller (C.) ("urn ni year's b()ok> in socioloi;\ for a ^nall l.ibrarv. /'./..

(10) M-14
Et)o7 i.indholni (M. 1-".) I setid soeiolotrieal books for debalint,' cliibN, /'./.. (12)

Johnstone (\\ . D.) Iniernalional ealaio-^ue ot euricni liiiralurt- ot -.(nial

sciences, fiih Scty of Am I'roc (i) 177-11)2
kichardst)n (K. C) International cataloj^uc of current lileraiiu-c of social

science, Bih Scty of Am Proc (1) 194-202
Schwab (j. ('.) Biblioirraphy of the Social Sciences in the Vale l'ni\crsitv

Library, Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 203-204
Veditz {C. W. .\.) Biblioi^raphv of socioioi,^-, Bib Sctv of Am Proc (1) 21^-^
Dodd (W. K.) Biblioij:raphy o'f |)oliticaI science, Bib Scty of Am Proc'(i)

217-222
McC'arthy (C) Preparation ot biblioi,'-rai)hic data tor tin American

I'olitical Science .\ssociation, .1.L..1. Bull I \) 2i4-2it}
Dealers in Social Science Literature—

.Vi.i.KN, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Siiaftesburv .\veniie, W'.C.

.M.xoGS Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Olakhcii, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Stevens, Son & Stu.es, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Williams & Xokgaik, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C".

MANNERS AND CLSTO.MS

1.99 EASTER

i(|o5 Reference list on Raster, Kansas I'.l.Aj. (5) 42-43
I. 100 CHRISTMAS

i<|oS Orii^in of Christmas, with .1 reference list thereon, Kansas J'.L.O. (8)
120-131

L 101 HALLOWEEN

11)1)7 Hallowe'en : its orii^in, .ind a refereiice h>i on the subject, Kansas I'.L.O.
(;) q4-><>2

L 102 THANKSGIVING

190O 'Jhanks^ivini,' past .and present, with .a refer'iice list, Kansas V.I. A). ((>)

'<M-'7.i
L Wi WOMEN

iS(,4 S;!ect<'d books :md .articles on Wom.m's d<s<lopnii;ii . / ..s. Rcf^l (iSc^-.s)
\'ol. I, 970-0

L lOJ CHlf.D STUDY

iS()2 Biblioi^-raphv of Child sindv, I .S. Rcpl (iSqj-^) \'ol. 1. vS4.',(,i. i.S.)7 :
I'.S. Rep] (1.S97-.S) \()l. 2", i35i-i3,S4

i()()4 Child culture, Kansas P.L.O. (4) 28-29

i()oO List of books (with references to periodicals) nl.iiint; to child labor, com-
piled under the direction of .\. P. C. Criflin, ( "hie! BiMioi^r.ipher.
Lib of Colli; <)()p.

L 105 NATURALIZATION

i()ot) List of references on n.alur.ili/.dion. /.//) of Coojj {In the press)

L 106 IMMIGRATION

i()04 l.isi of works (with refereiK cs to periodicals) on immi}.;r;ilion, compiled

under the direction of A. I'. C. (irifiln. Chief Bibiioj^'rapher, Lib of

Colli; 7bp., Jnd issue, with achiilioiis (1005) <).Sp., jrd issue, -.oitli achli-

lions (1907) i57p.
Select list of ref«M'ences on Chinese immij^^ralion, compileil under the

direction of A. P. C. (irifVm, Chief iiiblioi,^rai)hir. /.//) <»/ Coni; 3op.

4IO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

L 106=1 COLONIZATION

1900 List of books (with references to periodicals) relating^ to the theory of
colonization, ,t,'overnment of dependencies, protectorates, and related
topics, by A. P. C Griffin, Chief Bibliographer. Lib of Cont; 131P.,
2nd cditi^>ll, wifh additions (iqoo) i56p.

L 106=2 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

1906 Galbreath (C". B.) Bibliography of capital punishment, OJiio Bull (1)

No 10. i-iO

L107 POLITICAL ECONOMY— GENERAL

1880 Sumner (\\. G.) Political economy and political science : a selected list

of books. L.J. (5) 17-21
1882 Jevons (W. S.) List of sek cted books on political economy, L.A.M.N.

(3) 105-1 1 I

1907 Felter (F. A.) Bibliography of economic science, Bib Sctv .'/ Am Proc

(i) 205-20(5
Dealers in Literature relating to Political Economy—
Heffer & Sox, Cambridge

MuLLER, W'., 16, (irape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.
Williams & Xougatk. 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L 108 LABOUR QUESTIONS

1903 Select list of books (with reference.-, to periodicals) on labor, particularly

relating to strikes, compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin.
Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong b^p.
1906 List of books (with' references to periodicals) relating to child labor,
compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer,
Lib of Cong 66p.

1908 List of books relating to the eight-hour working day and to limitation

of working hours in general, compiled under tfie direction of A. P. C.
Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, IJb of Cong 24p.

L109 EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY

1906 Select list of works relating to iMnployers' liability, compiled under th(

direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 25p.

LllO FREE TRADE, PROTECTION, AND TARIFFS

1904 Select list of references on the British tariff movement (Chamberlain's

plan) compiled by A. P. C. Griffin, Chii'f Bibliographer, Lib of Cong
37p., 2nd issue, with additions (190b) bop.
190b List of works on the tariffs of foreign countries, compiled under the
direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer. Lib of Cong 42p.

Lin RECIPROCITY

1902 List of references on reciprocity; books, articles in periodicals, Co^igres-

sional documents, compiled under the direction of A. P. C. GrifTin,
Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong }Sp.

1907 Select list of books, with references to periodicals, on reciprocity with

Canada, compiled under the direction of .\. P. C. Griffin. Chief Biblio-
grapher, Lib of Cong i4p.

L 112 GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS— GENERAL

1892 Campbell (F. B. F.) Plea for annual lists and annual reviews of State
papers, as being essential preliminaries in State Paper Catalogues,

L. (4) 175-183

1903 .Select list of references on Anglo-Saxon interests, compiled under the

direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong i2p.,

2nd issue (1906) 22p.
Dealers in Literature relating to (iovcrnnunt a)id Politics—
Heffer & Son, Cambridge

King & Son, Great Smith Street, Westminster, S.W.
MuLLEK, W'., lb. Grape Street, Shaftesbury .Avenue, W.C.
Stevens, Son & Stiles. 3^, Great Russell Street. W.C.
Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

BiBi.i()(.h'.\i'in~(,()\h:HSMh:.\T am) loi.nns ^m

L1I3 CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY

iqo^ Scloct list of b()t)k> on tin (onstilution (jf tlic I niiecl Slatts, compiled
under the dinction of A. P. C. (IrilTin, Chief I5iblio;,n-apher, Lib of
Couii i4p.

LIN CABINETS

U)()^ Select list of books on tlu- Cabinets of ICn^^'land and Anieriia, compiled
under the direction of A. P. C. Critlin.' Chief Hiblioi^napher, Lib ,>f
Coiii^. Sp.

LII5 ELECTIONS

11)05 List of references on [primary elections, particular!) direct primaries, com-
piled under the direction of A. P. C. Ciritlin, Chief Biblio'^rapher, Lib
of Cong 25p.

iqo6 Galbreath (C. 1>.) Biblioj^^raphv of Injections and primaries, l)liio Bull (1)
No I), i-S ■

ic)o8 Select list of references on corrujjt practices in elections, compiled inider
the direction of A. P. C. (irifhn, Chief l^iblioor;,ph( r, /.(/) of Cong ij]j.

L 116 SUFFKAOE

1903 Select list of references on the \ei;ro question, compiled under the

direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Biblioi,^rapher, Lib of Cong 2Sp..
jnii issue (iqoh) bip.
ic)o6 List of discussion of the fourteenth and hfteenlh amendments with
special reference to Netii'ro Suffraj^'e, compiled under the direction of
A. P. C. C.riffin, Chief "Biblioi,n-apher, Lib of Coug iSp.

L117 BUDGET

1904 Select list of referenci's on the Budj^-'et of foreiiin countries, compiled

under the direction of A. P. C. (Irit'iin, Chief Biblioii^rapher, Lib of
Cong I9p.

LII8 TAXATION

iqoh Hol^ate (J.) Reference list on Taxation, U'osli /...I. Bull (2) No 3. 15-16
Select list of works relatini,:;^ to Taxation of inlurilances and incomes,
I'nited States .and some foreitiTn countries, compiled under the direc-
tion of A. P. C. (.rifVm, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of C(^ng Xbp.

L1I9 STATE OWNERSHIP

iqo^ Select list of references on s^overnmenl t)\\ nership of railroads, com|)iled
under the direction of A. P. C. (niflln. Chief Biblioi^r.apher, Lib of
Cong 14]).

L 120 SUBSIDIES

i()oo List of books (with references lo jxriodicals) on mercantile marine
subsidits, comjjiled under the direction of A. P. C. (irillin. Chief Biblio-
i^rapher, /.;'/) of Cong 4.^p., Jnd edition, -a'illi luiililions (iqoj) loop.
?r(/ I'dition. ivitli additions (1(104) '4"P-

L 121 OFFENCES AGAINST THE STATE— I.MPEACHMENT. CORRUPT
PRACTICES

i<)o5 .Select list of references on impeachnieni, compiled under the direction of
A. P. C. (;riffin. Chief Biblioj^nipher, /.//) of C<nig Kip.

iqoh Galbreath (C. B.) Biblioi,'-raph\ of Corrupt Practices, Ohio Bull f 1 )■
No 9, 5-6

F90.S .Select list of n-ferences on Corrupt Practices in IJeclions. compiled under
the dir.'Ction of .\. P. C. (nimn, Chief iViblioj^M.ipher, Lib of C(Uig up.

L J22 LOCAL ADMINISTRATION— MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

iqon .SeUct list of books on Municipal affairs w ith special reference to Municipal
Ownership, compiled under the direction of .\. P. C. Griffin, Chief
Biblioj.i^rapher, Lib of Co}ig 34P.

i<)o7 Munro (VV. B.) BibIioi,'-raphy of municip.il iL,M.\ernmirii, Bib Sciv of .Ijk
I'roc (i) 223-2 J4

ii)i)<S Biblioi^^raphy of works on .Municip.il betterment, Kansas I'.L.O. (S) 20-7:

it)09 Library .as a civic force and factor, ll"/.v Lib Ball (5) <)i-93

.MacClreijor (F. II.) Importance of the study of civics. Wis Lib BuU (5) ^r-^-y

412 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Dealers in Municipal Literature —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belt,'ravia, S.W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Isling^ton, N.

Sanitary Pi'hi.isiiing Co., 5, Fetter Lane. E.C.

Trades PruLisiiiNG Co., Birkbeck Bank Chambers, E.C.

Trusi.ovk & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street. W.

LI23 LAW— GENERAL

1876 Guernsey (R. S.) Leg^al bibliog^raphy— its importance and utility, L.J.

(0 393-394
1887 Thomas (E. C.) English legal bibliography, L.A. Trans (4) 23-26
1890 Bibliography of legal education, ['.5. Rept (1890-91) Vol. i, 565-578
1894 Soule (C. C.) Law books for general Libraries, L.J. (19) Conf No 103-104

1901 List of legal novels, L.J. (26) 76-78

Whitten (R. H.) Taxation of corporations in New York, Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, AM'.S.L. Rept (84) Appendix 2

Comparative summary and index of legislation in 1901, N.Y.S.L. Rept
(84) Bulletin No 69,' Legislation No 15

1902 Griswold (S. B.) Law books desirable for town, village and citv Libraries,

N.Y.S.L. Rept (85) Bulletin No 75, 103

1904 Legislation. 1904, Appendix 5 of N.Y.S.L. Rept' (>^y) Vol. 2

1905 Subject index of law additions, N.Y.S.L. Repi (88) Bulletin No 95
Whitten (R. H.) Index to legislation, 1905. Bulletin No 103, Legislation

28, N.Y.S.L. Rept (88) Vol. 2
Review of legislation, 1905, Bulletin No 105, Legislation 29, N.Y.S.L.
Rept (88) Vol. 2, 377p.

1906 Whitten (R. H.) Review of legislation, 1906, Bulletin No 11^, Legislation

33, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) Vof. 2, 243P.
— Legislation reference list, 1906, Bulletin No iii, Legislation 30,
N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) Vol. 2

1907 Report of Committee on available published indices of legal periodical

publications, A. L.A. Bull (i) Conf No 252-254
Schcnk (F. \V.) Statement on indexing legal periodicals, .1.7... 1. Bull

(i) Conf No 255
Cole (T. L.) Plan for a union catalogue of American colonial laws. Bib

Scty of Am Proc (i) 172-173

1908 Report of Committee on systematic bibliography of State Oftkial Litera-

ture— National Association of State Librarians, A. L.A. Bull (2) 276
Summary of U.S. Legislation by States contained in each annual report
of the New York State Library
Dealers in Legal Literature —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

BuTTERWORTH & Co. , Bell Yard, Temple Bar, W.C.

Kelly Law Book Co., 57, Carey Street, W.C.

Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Lslington, N.

Shaw & Son, 7, Fetter Lane, E.C.

Stevens & Son, Ltd., 119, Chancery LaiK , W.C.

Swef-:t & Maxwell, 3, Chancery Lane, W.C.

Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.

WiLDY & Son, Lincoln's Inn Archway, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L124 INTERNATIONAL LAW

1904

List of references on recognition in International law and practice, com-
piled under the direction of .\. P. C. Grififin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib
of Cong i8p.
1907 Wilson ((i. (i.) Bibliography of International law, Bib Scty of Am Proc
(i) 227-228

L125 CONSULS

'9"5

List of references on the United States Consular service, with appendix
on consular systems of foreign countries, compiled under the direction
of .'\. P. C Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 27p.

BIBLIDCR.irilV—COMMKh'il': AM) KI)Li.irU)\ 41.^

L 126 ARBITRATION

1903 Select list of references on industrial arbitration, compiled under the

direction of A. P. C (iriffin, Chief Biblioj^raphcr, Lib of Cotij^ i5p.
1908 I^ist of references on International arbitration, Lib of Cov^ (in the press)

L 127 COMMERCE AND TRADE— FEDERAL CONTROL

1901 VVhitten (K. H.) Taxation of corporations in New York, Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, N.Y.S.L. Kept (84) Appendix 2

1903 Select list of references on Federal control of commerce and corporations,

compiled under the direction of A. P. C Griflln, Chief Bibliographer,
Lib of Conf^ 8p., 2nd issue, with additions (1904) ijp.
1007 l-ist of more recent works on Federal control of commerce and trade,
compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer,
Lib of Coui^ i6p.
Macfariane (J. J.) Bibliography of commerce, Bib Scty of Am I'roc (i)
J07-212

L 128 TRADE GUILDS

1890 Welch (C.) Bibliography of tlie Livery Companies of London, L. (2) 301-7

L 129 TRUSTS

1900 Lists of books (with references to periodicals) relating to trusts, by

A. P. C. Gridin, Chief Bibliographer, [Jb of ('ong 2op., 2iid edition,
-with additions ( iqo2) 4ip., jrd edition, with additions (1907) 93p.
J902 Borden (F.) Monopolies and trusts in America, 1S95-1899, S'.Y.S.L. Rept
(85) Bulletin No (17. Bibliography No 31

FINANCE
L 130 BANKING

1904 List of the more imporlant works in the Library of Congress on Banks

and banking, compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief
Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 55p.
IM08 List of works relating to the Urst and Second Banks of the United States,
compiled under the direction of A. P. C. (iriffin, Chief Bibliographer,
Lib of Cong 47p.
Select list of books (with references to periodicals) relating to currenc}' and
banking, with special regard to recent conditions, compiled under the
direction of A. P. C. (iriffin, Chief Bibliographer, JJb of Cong 93p.
List of works relating to Postal Savings Banks, Lib of Cong 23P.

L 131 INSURANCE

u)oS Select list of references on Working-men's insurance, compiled under the
direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliogra{)her, Lib of Cong 28p.
List of works relating to government regulation of insurance. Lib of
Cong 67p.

L 132 PENSIONS

1903 Select list of references on old age and civil service pensions, compiled
under the direction of A. P. C. Grilfin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of
Cong i8p.

L 133 EDUCATION

1892 Bibliography of I lerbartianism, C..S. Rept (1892-93) Vol. i, 393-396

Classified list of the principal subj"cts considered in the volumes of
proceedings of the National ICducational Association from 1S70 to 181)3
inclusive, I'.S. Rept (1892-93) \'ol. 2, 1513-1533
iS<)3 Bibliography of Negro education, U.S. Rept (iSi)3-()4) \'ol. i, io3S-io(>i
Some recent educational bibliographies and lists of books designed more
particularly for the use of educators and students, l\S. Rept (1893-94)
Vol. 2, 1701-1722

1894 Publications of the Bureau of Kducalion, 18(17-1805, I'.S. Rept (1894-9C)

Vol. 2, 182 1-1828

1895 Strange (E. F".) Writing-books of i6th century, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 41-69

1901 Guggenheimer (.\.) Frobel and the Kindergarten, Bulletin No 60, Biblio-

graphy No 26, .V.V'..S./.. Rept (84)

1902 ^^'atson (F.) Curriculum and text-books of English schools in the first

half of the 17th century. Btb Scty's Trans (6) 161-267

414 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

190-, C'attcll (S.) and A. B. Kro(i?er. .\id>^ ti) book selection, Penn L.C. Bull
(1) i4-'5
Dealer's in Pcdai^Oi^ical Literature—

Bkazi.ky, H. K., & Co., iq, Churion Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Black WKi.i., B. H., Oxford

HiKSciiKiKi.D Bkotheks, 13, Furnival Street, E.C.

Maggs Bkoiiikks, 109, Strand, W.C.

Mykrs it Co., 59, Hij?h Holborn, W.C.

Prkston & Co.^, 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.

Wii.i.iAMs & NoKGATK, 14, Henrietta Street. W.C.

L134 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION— GENERAL

1902 Tufls (]; H.) Notes on the biblioi,M-ai:)hv of the history of philosophy.

Bib Scty oj Chii Vr-Bk {u)o2-j,) 20-31

1904 Guppv (H.) Best F^nglish books in Philosoph\ and Relijijion : annotated

list; L.A.R. (b) 43S-455
Bovverman (G. F.) Survey of religious and ethical work of Libraries,
L.J. (29) 289-293

1905 Limbrick (C. H.) Best books of 1904— Philosophy and religion, L.A.R.

(7) 494-5"' . , . , . , ,. . , , , • ,

Bowerman (G. F.) Principles governing choice of religious and theological

books for Public Libraries, L.J. (30) 137-Ho

1906 Axon (W. E. A.) On Christian captive indulg-encies in the British Museum,

Lambeth Palace and John Kylands Library, L. (N.S.) (7) 275-28(1
1908 Duff (E. G.) The " Assertio .Septem Sacramentorum,'" L. (h'.S.) (9) 1-16
Dealers in IJterature relating to Philosophy and Religion —
Baker, T., 72, Newman Street, \\'.
Heffkr & Son, Cambridge
HiGiiAM, C, 27A, Farringdon Street, E.C.
W'li.i.iAMs & NoRGATK, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L135 PSYCHOLOGY

1893 Biblio.graphy of psychology, 1S93-4, L.S. Rept (1893-4) Vol. i, 41)5-467
Dealers in Psychological Literature —

FouLSHAM & Co., 4, Pilgrim Street, E.C.
HoLLiNGs, F., 7, Great Turnstile, W.C.
Watkins, J. M., 21, Cecil Street, W.C.
Williams & Nokgatk, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L136 ETHICS

1905 \\'hitmore (F. IL) Reading list on I-^lhics, Bulletin No 93, Bibliography
No 38, X.y.S.L. Rept {ks)
Dealers in Ethical Literature —

Bonner, H. B., i, I'ook's Court, W.C.
Watkins, j. \L, 21, Cecil Street. W.C.
WiLLL\Ms \' NoKGAiK, 14, Heiirictla Slretl, W.C.

L137 THEOLOGY

1903 .\vres ((i. (i.) '{"hcological litcr.ilurc in Libraries, /../. (28) hoi-(io3
Dealers in 'Ilieological Literature —

Baker, 1"., 72, Newman Street, W.C.

Bri.L ^- .ViVACiiE, 34, Hart Street, Bloonisburx , W.C.

HiGMAM & Son, 27A, Farringdon Street, K.C.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

Williams & Norgatk, 14, ilenri<li;i Street, W.C.

L 138 BIBLE

1890 Smith (W. K.) The Great "She" Bible: Historical account, L. (2) i-ii,

9h-io2, 141- 153
.\cland-Troyte (J. IC.) Harmonies of the Gospels and other works made

at Little Gidding bv Nicholas Ferr.ir, /.. {2) 317-327
1895 Wright (W.) Remarkable Bibles, L. (7) 250-261
KKH Proctor (R.) The "Gutenberg" Bible, L. (.V..S.) (2) Oo-bb
7902 Pollard (A. W.) 'I'wo illustrated llali.in Bibles, ill., L. (A'..S.) (3) 227-242

\

BI BLIOGR A I'HV— PHILOSOPHY AM) REUGIOS 415

igo6 Duff (F;. (i.) Adrian Kt'iiipc van Bouckhout and the quarto New Testa-

nn-nts of 153(1, /.. (.V.>'.) (7) 37<>-J>'3
1907 Steele (R.) Materials for the history of the Lithuanian Bible, /,. {X.S.)

(8) 57-62
iquS Gasquet (Rev. Abbot) Journ.il u\ \~l\\ centurv : Revision of the Vulgate,
Bib Scty's Trans (10) i-b
Dealers in Early Editions of the Bible —

Baek, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse b. Krankfort-o-M.. tierniany
Bull & Auvache, 34. Hart Street, Blooinsbury, W.C.
Ellis & Co., 29, New Bond Street, W.
OuAKiTCH, Beknarl), II, Grafton Street, W.
Rosenthal, Iadwig, Munich, Bavaria
Tregaskis, James, 2^2, Hicrh Holborn, W.C.

L139 DEVOTIONAL BOOKS

itjoi A.xon (W. E. A.) Licensing" of Montas^^u's " Miscellanea Spiritualia,"
L. (A^5.) (2) 269-273

1903 Jenner (H.) Service books ot the Latin Church, L. (N.S.) (4) 292-319

1904 Gasquet (F. A.) Bibliography of some devotional books printed by the

earliest Eng^Iish printers, Bib Scty's Trans (7) 163-189
Dealers in Devotional Literature —

Barnard, F. ^L, Tunbridi^^' Wells

Burns & O.vies, Ltd., 2S,' Orchard Street, W.

Bull & Auvache, 45, Hart Street, Bloomsbury, W.C.

Tregaskis, James. 2^^2, Hij.^'^h Holborn, W.C.

WiLLiA.Ms & NoKGAiK, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L 140 ROMAN CATHOLIC

1899 MacALihon (J. H.) Catholic literature for Libraries, L.J. (24) 255-256

Catholic Books: a select list, P.L. (4) iio-iii
1903 Jenner (H.) Service books of the Latin Church, L. (N.S.) (4) 292-319
1907 Plomer (H. R.) Bishop Bancroft and a Catholic Press, L. (N.S.) (8) 164-176
Dealers in Roman Catholic Literature —

Baker, T. , 72, Newman Street, W.

Burns & Cues, Ltd., 28, Orchard Street, \\ .

Wu.MAMs & NoKi-.AiK, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L 141 MONASTIC CHRONICLES

ig()7 (iasquet (F. .\.) Book- and bookmakini^ in the early Chronicles and
.\ccounls. Bib Scty's Tra)is (q) 15-30

L 142 OCCULTISM AND THEOSOPHY

1899 Jast (L. S.) Select list of books on Occullism and Theosophy, L.W. (i)
201-202
Dealers in Occult Literature —

FouLSHAM & Co., 4, Pilj.,a-im Street, E.C.
HOLLINGS, F., 7, Great Turnstile, W.C.
W.viKiNS, J. ^L, 21, Cecil Street, W.C.
Williams & Norgate, 14. Henrietta Street, W.C.

L 143 WITCHCRAFT

1896 Slater (J. H.) .Some books on matric. Bib Scty's Trans (3) 171-193
Dealers in Literature on Witclicraft —

Watkins, J. M., 21, Cecil Street, W.C.
Williams & Norgaie, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L 144 HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY— GENERAL

1886 Brushfield (T. N.) Bibliography of " Ihe History of the World." and the
" Remain> " of Sir Waller Raleij^^h, L.C. (3) 8-15, 120-12 1
Tedder (H. R.) Proposals for a biblio^'raphy of National History, L.C.

(3) i^5-i94 '

1897 Leonard (G. F.) Readinj^ list oli the History of the 17th century,

N.y.S.L. Rept (80) Biblioj,^raphy No 5

1898 Abbot (E.) Readinii: list on the History of the latter half of the 15th

century, .V.V..S'./.. Rept (81) Bibliography No 10

4i6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1903 Cattell (S.) and .\. B. Kroei^cr. Aids lo book sc-ltclinn, I'oiii L.C. Bull

(I) 16

1904 Barwick ((i. l'".) Some early ijuide-books, liib Scly's '1 runs (7) 191-207
I.vstcr (T. W.) Brief list of some of the more imixniant iiisloriral publi-
cations of 1902, L.A.R. (6) 139-147

Best books of 1903 — History, L.A.R. (6) 59S-b<)3
Boose (J. R.) Best books of 1903 — Travel, L.A.R. (o) (H4-bT7
1906 Best books of 1904 — Travel, L..I.R. (<S) 97-100

I.yster (T. \V.) Best books of 1904- History, L.A.R. (S) 309-317
J907 Fosler (W. K.) Some biblios^-raphical notes on historical conipt)sition,

A.L.A. HitU (I) Con{ No 187-190
1909 Popular books of travel for a vili.'ii;-e Librarx witii an annotated list,
.V.V./.. (>) 1031
Dealers in Literature relaiim; to History, Arelneoloi^y, 'I'opoi^ral^liy, ele. —
Ai.i.KN, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
Baer, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frank fort-o-M., Ormany
Bakek, T., 72, Newman Street, W.
Ma(;gs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.
Myers & Co., 59, Hig^h Holborn, W.C.
RiMEi.i. & Son, 53, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
SOTIIERAN & Co.. 140, Strand, W.C.
.Stevens, Son &• Stii.es, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.
Wai.kord Brothers, b, New O.xford Stred, W.C.
Williams & Norgaik, 14, Henrietta Street, U'.C.

L 145 SPECIAL— LOCAL AND COUNTY

1.S81-.S2 Wrii,^ht (W. H. K.) Librarians and local biblio-raijliy, /...I. Traus

(4-5) 197-201
Bradshaw (H.) Note on local Libraries considired as ^hiseums ot local

authorship and printing', L.A. Trans (4-5) 237-23.8
i88b Harrison (R.) County bibliography, L.C. (3) 49-34

1887 Madan (F.) What to aim at in local bibliography, L.C. {4) 144-14S

1895 Hyett (F. .\.) County bibliographies : suggestions lor incn-asing their

utility, Bib .Scty's Trans (3) 27-40
i8g6 .Suggestions as lo the limits and arrangement of county bibliograjjliies,

f3ib Scty's Trans (3) 167-170
- Countv bibliographies, L. (8) 394-400
1898 Cole (Ci. W.) Local cartography,'/../, (ij,) 102-103
1902 Minto (J.) Bibliographv of local literature, I..A.I\\ (4) ^7-44
h'or List of r)ealers see L 144

L 146 MAPS AND ATLASES

1904 Check list of large scale majjis published l)y foreign go\irnnients ((ireat
Britain exceptc^d) in the Library of Congress, compiletl imder the direc-
tion of P. L. Phillips, Chief of Division of Maps, Lib of Cong 58p.
i()09 List of geographical atlases in the Library of Congress, with biblio-
graphical notes, compiled under the direction of P. L. Phillips, Chief
of [)ivision of Maps and Ch.n-|s, J.ih oj Cnii^i; 2 vols.
Dealers in .Maps —

Ma(;c;s Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Myers & Co.. 39, High Holborn, W.C.

SoTHERAN &: Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

.SrKVENs, Son ^- Sth.ks, y)- Gnal Russdl Sinrt, W.C.

L147 AMERICA— (iHNERAL

1888 Ford (P. L.) Reference list to bibliographies: catalogur> and reference

lists on .\meric.i, /../. (13) 37, 82-b, 135-39, 174-79, 207-12, 244-48, 289-91
1894 Cole ((i. W.) .\merican bibliogra|jh\' : general and local, L.J. (19) :,, 5-9, 41

.\merican catalog-ue of books previous to 1876, f^.J. (19) 41-42
1897 Bowk<'r (R. R.) l^ibliographic.il endeavours in .\merica, /,./. {22) 3S4-387

1900 Thompson (|. W.) .Some sugg'estions concerning the needs and methods

of historical bibliography, Bib Seiy of Ciiie Vr-Bk (i899-i()oo) 26-37

1901 Johnston (W. I).) Present bibliogra|)hical und( rlakings in the C'nited

States, L.J. (26) 674-677

1902 Literature of .\merican history : a review, L.J . {27) 784-78()

1903 List of bibliographies published in official documents of the I'nited

.States, .May, 1902, to .April, 1903, inclusive, L.J. (2S) 774-776

BIBLIOGRAPHY— GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 417

1904 Bowker (R. R.) Recent national bibliography in the United States, L.J.

(29) Conf No 121-125
State and local history, Kansas P.L.O. (4) 43-72

1905 Lane (W. C.) Bibliography in America, P.L. (10) 111-113

1906 McMahon (E.) Reference Library in history, Wash L.A. Bull (2) No 2,

15-16

1907 Bradley (L S.) Bibliographies published by Historical Societies of the

United States, Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 146-157
Thwaites (R. S.) Bibliographical activities of Historical Societies in the
United States, Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 170-175
1909 Hanson (J. C. M.) Preliminary statement on collecting information in
regard to early Scandinavian-American imprints. Bib Scty of Am Proc
(3) 43-48
Dealers in Literature relating to America —

Allen, E. G., & Sox, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Barnard, F. M., Tunbridge Wells

Baer, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Cazenove & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Clark, A. H., & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.

Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.

LippiNCOTT & Co., 5, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Maggs Brothers, 109. Strand, W.C.

Myers & Co., 59, High Holburn, W.C.

Putnam & Son, 24, Bedford Street, W.C.

Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

SoTHERAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Stechert & Co., 2, Star Yard, W.C.

Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Tregaskis, James, 232, High Holborn, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.C.

L 147=1 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

1882 Green (S. S.) Printed lists of documents, L.J. (7) 195, 216-218

1885 Bowker (R. R.) Bibliographies of U.S. Government publications, L.J.

(10) 236, 335

1886 — Poore's catalogue, 'L.J. (11) 3-4

Hickcox (J. H.) Catalogue of government documents, L.J. (11) 99, (12) 161
1893 Ames (J. G.) Index to public documents, L.J. (18) Conf No 72-74
1895 Monthly catalogue of government documents, L.J. (20) 301
1S97 Catalogue of monthly publications by Superintendent of documcnls, L.J.
(22) 4, 43 '. .

Hickcox (J. H.) Serials, technical and scii'ntillc, publications of Lnited

States Government, L.J. (22) 16-17
Bowker (R. R.) Inde.x to documents to 54th Congress, L.J. (22) 43, 270, 770

1903 List of bibliographies published in official documents of the LTnited States,

May, 1902, to April, 1903, inclusive, L.J. (28) 774-776

1904 Hasse (A. R.) On a Bibliography of public documents, L.J. (29) Conf

No 1 16-120

1905 Notes on States documents bibliography, L.J. (30) Conf No 233-238
Systematic bibliography of State official literature, L.J. (30) Conf No

238-240

1906 Wyer (J. L) United States Government documents : Bulletin No 102,

Library School 21, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) Vol. i
Clarke (E. E.) lnited States Public documents and their catalogues,
^•/. (3O 317-318

1907 Wyer (J. L) Some useful New York State public documents, N.V.L.

(1) lo-n
- - United States Government documents : a list that should be in even
the smallest Library, N.Y.L. (i) 43-45
X909 Morrison (H. A.) Bibliography of the publications of the Confederate
States of .\merica. Bib .'•ycty of Am Proc (3) 92-122

4i8 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Dealers in Government Publications —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbur}^ Avenue, W.C.
Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.G.
Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washing-
ton, D.C., U.S.A.
Wesley & Son, 28, Essex Street, Strand, W.C.
Stevens, Son & .Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

AMERICA— SPECIAL PERIODS
L 148 PRECOLUMBIAN DISCOVERY

1881 Watson (P. B.) Bibliographv of the Pre-Columbian discovery of America,
L.J. (6) 227-244
Dealers in Pre-Columbian Literature —
Barnard, F. M., Tunbridge Wells
Clark, A. H., & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.
Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.
Tregaskis, J., 232, High Holborn, W.C.

L149 COLONIAL PERIOD

1907 Brigham (C. S.) Need of a bibliography of American Colonial newspapers,
Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 160-164
Reinsch (P. S.) Bibliography of Colonial government. Bib Scty of Am
Proc (i) 225-226
Dealers in Literature relating to Colonial Period —

Stevens, .Son & .Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.
Tregaskis, J., 232, High Holborn, W.C.

L150 REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD

1906 Naval records of the American Revolution, 1775-1788, compiled under the

direction of W. C. Ford, by C. H. Lincoln, Lib of Cong

1907 List of works relating to the French alliance in the American Revolution,

compiled by A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 4op.
Declaration of Independence, Kansas P.L.O. (7) 70-75
Dealers in Literature relating to the Colonial Period —
Barnard, P. M., Bridge Street, Manchester
Clark, A. H., & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.
Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.
Tregaskis, J., 232, High Holborn, W.C.

L 151 CIVIL WAR PERIOD

1902 Heckman (F. B.) Bibliography of the Civil War (United States), P.L.

(7) 360-362

1903 Bibliography of the Civil War, P.L. (8) 25
Dealers in Literature relating to the Civil War Period —

Barnard, F. M., Tunbridge Wells

Clark, A. H., & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

QuAKiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

SoTiiERAN & Co., 140, Strand, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Slre<;t, W.C.

Tregaskis, J., 232, High Holborn, W.C.

L152 AMERICA— SPECIAL SUBJECTS: POLITICAL REPRESENTATION

1904 List of books (with references to periodicals) relating to proportional

representation, compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief
Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 3op.
1907 List of works relating to political |);nii('S in the L'.S., Lib of Cong 2()p.

L153 SENATE

1906 Bibliogr.iphy (ordered) printed by Senator Lodge, Lib of Cong

L 154 SENATORS

1902 Debates in Federal convention on election of senators, with extracts from
Federal list and bibliography, compiled by A. P. C. Griffin, Chief
Bibliographer, Lib of Cong i4p.

BIBLIOGRAPHY— AMERICA 419

iqo4 List of references on the popular election of senators, compiled under the
direction of A. P. C, Griffin, Chief Biblioj^rapher, Lib of Cong 39P.

L155 GOVERNORS' MESSAGES

ic)o5 WhittL-n (R. II.) Dij^M'st of Governors' messages of the United States,
1905, .V. \'..S'./,. Kept (SS) Vol. 2, Bulletin No loi, Legislation No 27

STATESMEN
L 156 FRANKLIN

ic)o5 List of the Benjamin Franklin papers in the Library of Congress, com-
piled under the direct it>n of ^\^ C. Ford by John C. Fitzpatrick, Lib of
Cong 322p.

L 157 LINCOLN

190J List of Lincoiniana in the Library of Congress, compiled by G. T.

Ritchie, Assistant in the Catalogue Division, Lib of Cong 73p.
1906 — Revised edition, with supplement. Lib of Cong 86p.
1909 Lincoln centenary. Bibliographies and Reading Lists, Lib Occ (2) 57-58
Fish (D.) Lincoln collections and Lincoln bibliography. Bib Scty of .lin
Proc (3) 49-64

L 158 MONROE

i()04 Papers of James Monroe, listed in chronological order from the original
manuscripts in the Library of Congress, Compiled under the direction
of VV. C. Ford by W. R. Leech, Lib of Cong ii4p.

L 159 WASHINGTON

1901 Washington MSS. A calendar of Washington manuscripts in the Library
of Congress, compiled under the direction of H. Friedenw aid, Lib of
Cong 315P.

1905 Reference list of lives and works of George Washington, lirst President

of the United States, Kansas P.L.O. (5) 2-9

1906 Calendar of the correspondence of George Washington with the continental

congress, compiled under the direction of W. C. Ford by J. C. Fitz-
patrick. Lib of Co)ig 74ip.
Washington Aids. Aids and secretaries to General Washington
I Facsimiles of handwriting reprinted from the Calendar of the corre-
spondence of George Washington with the Continental Congress],
Lib of Cong 5p., 31 facs.

OTHER SPECIAL SUBJECTS
L160 GERMANS IN THE UNITED STATES

11)04 I-'^"^ of works relating to the Germans in the L'nited States, compiled
under the direction of A. P. C, Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of
Cong 32p.

L 161 PAUL JONES MSS.

i<)03 Calendar of John Paul Jones' manuscripts in the Library of Congress,
compiled under the direction of C. H. Lincoln, Assistant in Charge,
Division of Manuscripts, Lib of Cong 3i6p.

L 162 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

i<)o6 Wyer (J. I.) United States Government documents, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89)
Vol. I, Bulletin No 102, I^ibrary School No 21
See also L 147- 1

L 163 UNITED STATES NAVAL HISTORY

i<)o6 Naval records of the American Revolution, 1775-17S8, prepared by C. H.
Lincoln, Lib of Cong 54<)p.
Lincoln (C. H.) Material in the Library of Congress for the studv of
United States naval history. Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 84-95

L 164 MAPS AND CHARTS

1901 List of maps of America in the Library of Congress, preceded by a list
of works relating to cartography, b\ P. L. Phillips, Chief of the Division
of Maps and Charl'^, Lib of Cong 1134P.

420 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Cartography. A list of works relating to cartography by P. L. Phillips,
Chief of the Division of Maps and Charts (Reprinted from " A List of
maps of America, in the Library of Congress ") gop.
1904 Kohl Collection (now in the Library of Congress) of maps relating to
America, by Justin Winsor. A reprint of bibliographical contribution
number 19 of the Library of Harvard L^niversity, with index by P. L.
Phillips, Chief of Division of maps and charts, Life of Cong iSgp.
For List of Dealers see L 146
For United States Government Documents Bibliographies see L112

AMERICA— SPECIAL BY STATES
L165 CALIFORNIA

1906 List of Californian authors, Cal News Notes (i) 172-175, 188-189, 275, 339,

396-397, (2) S3
1909 California current events index, Cal Ne7vs Noics (4) 439-446
For List of Dealers see L 147

L166 CONNECTICUT

1901 Flagg (C. A.) Reference list on Connecticut local history, N.Y.S.L. Rept

(84) Bibliography No 23
1908 Godard (G. S.) History and progress of collecting material for a biblio-
graphy of Connecticut, Bib Scty of Am Proc (3) 84-93
For List of Dealers see L 147

L 167 INDIANA

1908 Index to Indiana material in newspapers, Lib Occ No 11, 12-13, No 12,
12-14, (2) 15-16, 78-82, 100-102
For List of Dealers see L 147

L 168 IOWA

1904 List of books by Iowa authors, la Lib O. (4) 56-57

1905 Brigham (J.) lov/a in the world's literature, la Lib O. (5) 1-8
Iowa books, la Lib Q. (5) 34, 46

For List of Dealers see L 147

L 169 LOUISIANA

1902 Louisiana, Kansas P.L.Q. (2) 66-68

1903 Corvvin (E. F.) Bibliography of Louisiana, P.L. (8) 267-270

For List of Dealers see L 147

L170 iMAINE

1901 Hall (D. B.) Reference list on Maine local history, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84),
Bulletin No 63, Bibliography No 28
For List of Dealers sec L 147

L171 MINNESOTA

1908 Minnesota writers, Minn P.L.C. Notes (2) No 6, 114-117
For List of Dealers see L 147

L172 MISSOURI

1901 Missouriana, Kansas P.L.Q. (i) 48-54, 69-100

Missouri newspapers and magazines, Kansas P.L.Q. (i) 54-58
1903 Official publications of Missouri, Kansas P.L.Q. (3) 7-9
For List of Dealers see L 147

L173 NEW ENGLAND

1898 Wilson (M. C.) Reading list on Colonial New England, N.Y.S.L. Rept
(80) Bibliography No 2

For List of Dealers see L 147

NEW YORK
L 174 COLONIAL HISTORY

1898 Colonial records: general entries. Vol. i, Appendix 3, N.Y.S.L. Kept (81)
1901 Jennings (J. T.) Bibliography of New York Colonial history, N.Y.S.L.
Rept (84) Bibliography No 24

BIBLIOGRAPHY—AMERICA 421

1902 Calendar of New Xork Colonial Council from 1(168-1783, Bulletin No 58,
History No 6, N.Y.S.L. Rept (85) Vol. 2
For List of Dealers sec L 147

L175 GENERAL

1898 Annotated list of the principal manuscripts in the New York State Library,
N.Y.S.L. Rept (81) Appendix 3
For List of Dealers sec L 147

L 176 NEW YORK GOVERNORS' MESSAGES

1905 Wyer (M. G.) and C. E. Groves. Index of New York Governors'

messages, 1777-1901, Bulletin 100, Legislation No 26, N.Y.S.L. Rept
(88) Vol. 2

For List of Dealers sec L 147

L177 NEW YORK MARRIAGE LICENCES

1898 Supplementary list of marriage licences, N.Y.S.L. Rept (Si) Appendix 3

L 177=1 OHIO

1906 Ohio Bull (i) No 12, 1-2, (2) No 4, 1-7, No 5, i-io

For List of Dealers sec L 147

L178 WASHINGTON

1900 List of maps and views of Washington and District of Columbia in the
Library of Congress, by P. L. Phillips, Superintendent of Maps and
Charts, Lib of Cong yjp.

For List of Dealers sec L 147

L179 NORTH AMERICA— GENERAL

1897 Plvmpton (C. W.) Select bibliography of Travel in North America

N.Y.S.L. Rept (80) Bibliography No 3

1898 Alaska and the North-\\'est part of North America, 158S-1S98, Maps in

the Library of Congress, by P. L. Phillips, Superintendent of Maps and
Charts, Lib of Cong ii9p.
For List of Dealers see L 147

L 180 CANADA

1900 Dawson (G. E.) Prose writers of Canada, L.J. (25) Conf No 11-24

Lighthall (W. D.) Canadian poets and poetry, L.J. (25) Conf No 25-26
Reading list on Canada and Montreal, L.J. (25) 120- 121
1905 Burpee (L. J.) Bibliography in Canada, L. {N.S.) (6) 403-411. 1907:
P.L. (12) 401-405
Select list of books (with references to periodicals) on Reciprocity with
Canada, compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Biblio-
grapher, Lib of Cong i4p.

List of Dealers in Literature relating to Canada- -

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Carsley, Sons, & Co., 18, Bartholomew Close, \l.C.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

RiMELL & Son, 53, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Walforo Brothers, 6, New Oxford Street, W.C.

CENTRAL AMERICA
L 181 NICARAGUA

1900 List of books and articles in periodicals \o interocf^anic canal and rail-
way routes (Nicaragua, Panama, Darien, and the Valley of the Atrato,
Tehuantepic and Honduras, Suez Canal) by H. A, Morrison, Junr., with
an appendix, Bibliography of United States Documents, prepared in the
Office of Documents, Lib of Cong 174P.
Dealers in Literature relating to Nicaragua—
Copland & Son, Godliman Street, E.C.
Frost & Co., 181, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
Stevens, Son & Stiles, 30, Great Russell Street, W.C.

423 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

L182 WEST INDIES

1901 List of books (with references to periodicals) on the Danish Indies by

A. P. C. Griffin, Chief BibUo<,'-rapher, Lib of Cong i8p.
1904 List of the Vernon Wager Manuscripts in the Library of Congress,
compiled under the direction of W. C. Ford, by J. C. Fitzpatrick, Lib
of Cong 148P.
Dealers in Literature relating to West Indies —
Copland & Son, Godliman Street, E.C.
Frost & Co., 181, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
Stevens, Son & Stiles, 39, Great Russell Street, W.C.

L 183 CUBA

1898 List of books relating to Cuba (including references to collected works
and periodicals) by A. P. C. Griffin, Assistant Librarian of Congress,
with bibliography'of maps, by P. L. Phillips, Superintendent of Maps
and Charts, Lib of Cong 6ip.
For List of Dealers see L 182

L184 PORTO RICO

1901 List of books (with references to periodicals) on Porto Rico, by A. P. C.
Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 55P.
For List of Dealers see L 182

L 185 ENGLAND— GENERAL

1877 Walford (C.) New General catalogue of English literature, ist Int Conf

101-103. 1878 : L.A. Trans (i) 54, 154
1879 Reports on Catalogue of English literature, L.A. Trans (2) 6-7. 1880 :

L.A. Trans (3) 9

1893 VVheatley (H. B.) Present condition of English bibliography, and sugges-

tions for the future. Bib Scty's Trans (i) 61-90, L.J. (19) 336-338

1894 Huth (A. H.) Some supplementary suggestions to Mr. Wheatley's paper

on "An English bibliography." Bib Scty's Trans (2) 17-24

1895 Pollard (A. \V.) English books printed abroad. Bib Scty's Trans (3) 195-209
Arber (E.) Recovery of lost English books : a suggestion. Bib Scty's

Trans (3) 227-230

1903 Plomer (H. R.) Books mentioned in Wills, Bib Scty's Trans (7) 99-121

1904 Fortescue (G. K.) The Thomason Tracts, Bib Scty's Trans (8) 7-10

1905 Lee (S.) Beginning of French translation from the English, read before

the Society under the title " An Episode of Anglo-French bibliography,"

Bib Scty's Trans (8) 85-112
1907 Fortescue (G. K.) Comparison between the pamphlet literature of the

English Civil VVar and that of the French Revolution, Bib Scty's Trans

(9) 8-10
Steele (R.) Spanish proclamation in English against Elizabeth, L. (N.S.)

(8) 303-308
Dealers in the Literature relating to the History and Topography of England —
Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Daniell, W. v., 33, King Street, S.W.
Edwards, F., 75, High Street, Marylebone, W.
Ellis & Co., 29, New Bond Street," W.
Hill & Son, 61, New Oxford Street, W.C.
Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.
Myers & Co., 59, High Ilolborn, W^C.
QuARiTCii, Bernard, it, Grafton Street, W.
Rimell & Son, 53, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.
SoTiiEKAN & Co., Strand, W.C.

L 186 MIDDLESEX— LONDON

1894 Welch (C.) Notes on London Municipal literature, Bib Scty's Trans (2)
48-80

For Dealers see L 185

L 187 MONMOUTHSHIRE

1896 Haines (W.) Notes on the bibliography of Monmouthshire, L. (8) 239-247
Dealers in Literature relating to Monniouih shire —
Edwards, F., 75, High Sti'eet, Marylebone, W.
Ellis & Co., 29, New Bond Street," W.
QuARiTCii, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Sotheran & Co., Strand, \\'.C.

BIBLIOGRA PH \— ITALY 423

L 188 SOMERSETSHIRE— BATH

189S Shum (F.) Early Bath books, Bib Scty's Trans (5) 6-7
Dealers in Literature relating to Somersetshire —
Barmcott & Pearce, 44, Fore Street, Taunton
CoMMiN, J. G., High Street, Exeter
Woodward, C. H., 4, St. John Street, Devizes

L 189 SCOTLAND

1907 Lyman (A.) Readinj^ list on Scotland, Bulk-tin No 112, Bibliography No

■42, X.Y.S.L. Kept (90)
Dealers in Literature relating to Scotla)id —
Barnard, F. M., Tiinbridge Wells
Edwards, F., 75, High Street, Marylebone, W.
(iARDNER, A., Giliiiour Strcct, Paisley
Grant, J., George Fourth Bridge, Edinburgh
Thin, J., South Bridge, Edinburgh
Watson & Co., 93, llope Street, Glasgow

L190 IRELAND

1905 i^ix (E. R. McC.) Irish Librarians and Irish bibliography, .4m Leah (i) 28-34
Condon {].) Short bibliography of Irish historv, An Leah (i)-4o-52, 85-95,

(2) 48-63, 1 48- 1 59

1906 Dix (E. R. McC.) Irish pirated editions. An Leah (2) 67-77
Dealers in Literature relating to Irela)id —

Duffy & Co., Ltd., Great Strand Street, Dublin
Edwards, F., 75, High Street, Marylebone, W.
Gii.L & Sons, Ltd., Upper O'Connell Street, Dublin
HoDGF.s, Figgis & Co., Grafton Street, Dublin

L19I FRANCE

1889 Pollard (A. W.) French bibliography of first editions, and a plan for an
English one, L. (i) b4-()8
Tedder (H. R.) Bibliography and classification of French historv, L.

(0 15-^3

1897 Claudin (.\.) I-irst Paris Press : an account of the books printed for
G. Fichet and J. Heynlin in the Sorbonno, Bib Scty's Illustrated Mono-
graphs No vi

1902 Descriptive list of French manuscripts, copied for the New York State

Library from National Archives and the National Library at Paris,

188S, Bulletin No 57, History No 5, AM'.S.L. Kept (85) 319-382
Partial list of French Government serials in .American Libraries, prepared

bv the A.L.-'X. Committee on Foreign Documents, Bulletin No 70,

Bibliography No 33, K.Y.S.L. Kept (85)
1905 List of cartularies (principally French) recently added to the Library of

Congress, compiled under the direction of A.- P. C. Griffin, Chief

Bibliographer, Lib of Cong 3op.
Dealers in Literature relating to France —
AsfiER & Co., 14, Bedford Street, W.C.

Baicr, Iosf.pm &• Co., Hochstrasse 6. l-'rankfort-o-.M., Germany
Barnard, F. M., Tunbridge Wells
Dui.AU & Co., 37, Soho Square, W.C.
Olaritcii, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Sotiieran & Co., Strand, W.C.
U'li.LiAMS & NoKC \TK, 14, Henrietta Street. W.C.

L192 ITALY— GENERAL

1903 Wolfson (A. M.) Some bibliographical notes on Italian communal history,

Bib Scty of Chic Yr-Bk (1902-3) 47-7S

1908 Books on Italy, Lib Occ No ii, 7
Dealers in Literature relating to Italy —

Bafr, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankforl-o-M., Germany

Barnard, F. M., Tunbridge Wells

Olaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Sotheran & Co., Strand, W.C.

Wii.i.iAMs & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W .C.

424 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

L193 FLORENCE

1906 Perry (E. R.) Reading list on Florence, Bulletin No 106, Bibliography
41, N.Y.S.L. Rept (89) Vol. i
For List of Dealers see L 192

L 194 VENICE

1897 Sperry (H.) Reading list on Venice, Bibliography No 7, N.Y.S.L. Rept (80)

For List of Dealers see L 192

L195 NETHERLANDS

1898 Thorne (E. G.) Reading list on the Netherlands, Bibliography No. 9,

N.Y.S.L. Rept (81)
Dealers in Literotiire relating to the Netherlands —

Baer, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany
QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

L196 RUSSIA

1898 Morse (A. L.) Reading list on Russia, Bibliography No 15, N.Y.S.L.

Rept (81)
1902 Efforts towards a National bibliography of Russia, L.J. (27) 767-76S

Dealers in Literaliirc relating to Russia — •

Baer, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

Williams & Norg.ate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L 197 SPAIN

1902 Josephson (A. G. S.) Notes on Spanish bibliography, L.J. (27) 836-837
Dealers in Literature relating to Spain —
Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.
Myers & Co., 59, High Holborn, W.C.
Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Sotheran & Co., Strand, W.C.
Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.G.

L 198 ASIA— GENERAL

1901 Windeyer (M.) China and the Far East, 1889-99, A contribution towards
a bibliography. Bulletin No 59, Bibliography No 25, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84)
1904 Select list of books (with references to periodicals) relating to the Far
East, compiled under the direction of A. P. C. Griflin, Chief Biblio-
grapher, Lib of Cong 74p.
Dealers in Literature relating to Asia, including Afghanistan, Arabia, Central
Asia, China, India and Ceylon, Indo-China, Japan, Korea, Malay Archi-
pelago, Persia, Siberia, Asia Minor —

Baker & Co., 4, Bond Court, Walbrook, E.G.
Duff, W., & Co., 113, Cannon Street, E.G.
Edwards, F., 75, High Street, Marylcbone, W.
Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.
P..\UL, Trench, Trubner, & Co., Gerrard Street, W.
Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Rowe & Co., Buchanan Street, Glasgow
Stechert & Co., 2, Star Yard, W.C.
Thin, J., South Bridge, Edinburgh

ASIA— SPECIAL
L199 INDIA

i()o8 Sutherland (J. T.) Books on India and Indian periodicals, L.J. (33) 229-230
For List of Dealers see L 198

L 200 CHINA

i<)oi Windeyer (M.) China and the Far East, 1889-99, -^ contribution towards
a bibliography. Bulletin No 59, Bibliography No 25, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84)
For List of Dealers see L 198

BIBLIOGRAPHY— BIOGRAPHY 425

L 201 JAPAN

1897 Gay (H. K.) Reading list on Japan. Biblio.crraphy No 6, N.Y.S.L. Rept (80)

For List of Dealers see L 198

L202 TURKEY

1906 Dennis (A. L. P.) Abstract of a paper on the European historians of the
Turks in the 16th and 17th centuries, Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 103-104
For List of Dealers see L iqS

POLYNESIA
L 203 SAMOA

1901 List of books (with references to periodicals) on Samoa and Guam, com-

piled under the direction of A. P, C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib
of Cong 54p.

L204 HAWAII

1898 List of books relating to Hawaii (including references to collected works

and periodicals) by A. P. C. Griffin, Assistant Librarian, Lib of Cong 26p.

MALAYSIA
L205 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

1903 List of books (with references to periodicals) on the Philippine Islands in

the Library of Congress, compiled by A. P. C. Griffin, Chief of Division
of Bibliography, with chronological lists of maps in the Library of
Congress, by P. L. Phillips, Chief of Division of Maps and Charts,
Lib of Cong 397P.

1905 List of works relating to the American occupation of the Philippine

Islands, 1898-1903, by A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, reprinted
from the list of books (with references to periodicals) on the Philippine
Islands, 1903, with some additions to 1905, Lib of Cong loop.
Dealers in Literature relating to Oceania, Australasia, Malaysia, Polynesia,
Malay Peninsula —

Australian Book Co., 21, Warwick Lane, E.C.

Clark, J., 107, Fenchurch Street, E.C.

Cohen, D., & Co., 17, Tokenhouse Yard, E.C.

Edwards, F., 75, High Street, Marylebone, W.

Edwards, Dunlop, & Co., Ltd., 7, Bream's Buildings, W.C.

McCaul & Co., 27, Walbrook, E.C.

Sands & McDougall, Ltd., Mitre Street, E.C.

L206 BIOGRAPHY

1889 Bowker (R. R.) Re])orl on Index I0 portraits, /../. (14) 174-175

1899 Rudolph (A. J.) The Newberry Genealogical index, L.J. (24) 53-55

1902 Hyatt (B. E.) Biography for young people, Bulletin No by. Bibliography

No ^2, N.Y.S.L. Reft (85)'

1904 Tedder (H. R.) Biographies in English, L..\.R. (6) 611-613. 1906:

L.A.R. (8) 57-60

1906 A.L.A. Portrait index. Index to portraits contained in printed books and

periodicals; edited by W. C. Lane, Librarian of Harvard L^niversity, and
Nina E. Browne, Secretary of the A.L.A. Publishing Board, Lib of
Cong i6oip.

— List of books indexed (in the press)
1909 Harron (J. S.) Fifty biographies for a small Library, N.Y.L. (i) 206-209
Dealers in Literature relating to Biography, Gowalogy, Heraldry, etc. —

Barnard, F. M., Tunbridge Wells

Coleman, S. & E., 9, Tottenham Terrace, Tottcnh.ini, N.

Daniell, W. v., },;!,, King Street, S.W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

Marcham, F., 45, .\vondale Road, Palmer's Green, N.

Myers & Co., 51), Higli Holborn, W.C.

Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, \\'.

Rosenthal, Li'dwig, Munich, Bavaria

Walkord Brothers, 6, New Oxford Street, W.C.

WiLLLAMs & NoRGATE, 14, Ilenrietia Street, W.C.

L207 BIOGRAPHY OF MUSICIANS

1898 Bailey (A. L.) Bibliography of Biography of .Musicians in English,
Bulletin No 17, N.Y.S.L. kept (81) ^

426 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Dealers in Musical Biography —

AuGENER & Co., Regent Street, W., Newgate Street, E.G.
Breitkopf & Hartel, 54, Great Marlborough Street, VV.
CuRWEN & Sons, Ltd., 24, Berners Street, W.
NovELLO & Co., Ltd., 160, Wardour Street, W.
Reeves, W., 83, Charing Cross Road, W.C.
Williams & Norg.ate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L208 CROMWELL

1901 Catterall (R. C. H.) Some recent Uterature on Oliver Cromwell, Bib Scty
of Chic Yr-Bk (1900-1) 32-50

L209 FICTION— SELECTED LISTS OF NOVELS

1876 Perkins (F. B.) Best hundred novels, L.J. (i) 166-167
i88^ Fletcher (W. L) Serial stdries— contributions toward an index (alpha-
betical by authors) of serial stories contained in bound volumes of leading
periodicals, L.J. (6) 42-44, 166-167
1890 Lindcrfelt (K. A.) Fifty of the best English novels, L.J. (15) 67

— ■ Historical novels of Alexandre Dumas, arranged in chronological
order, L.J. (15) 270

1892 The Ten and Hundred greatest novels, L.J. (17) 55

Foster (J.) Chronology of the Waverley Novels, L. (4) 1 17-18

Aids to the selection of books for Libraries : annotated and selected lists

of novels (Books, articles, and papers relating to fiction), U.S. Rept

(i8'^2-93) Vol. I, 937-939

1893 Lancefield (R. T.) Arrangement of fiction, L.J. (18) 183-4

1896 Dudley (C. R.) Library editions of popular fiction, L.J. (21) Conf No 41-2

1898 Co-operative selection of historical fiction (Philadelphia Library plan),

L.J. (23) 241

1899 Waverley Novels arranged chronologically, L.A.R. (i) 503

Baker (E. A.) French fiction in Public Libraries, L.W. (2) 68-71, 79-81
Reed (L. B.) Best novels of 189S, P.L. (4) 62-64

1900 Guppy (H.) French fiction and French juvenile literature for the Public

Library, L.A.R. (2) 357
Aldred (T.) Sequel stories, L.W. (2) 327-30, (3) 14-17, 40-3, 69-71

1901 List of Legal novels, L.J. (26) 76-8

List of " Best novels" issued by Springfield, Mass., Library, L.J. (26) 142-3
Humorous novels, L. W. (3) 263-5

1902 Bostwick (A. E.) Truth in fiction, P.L. (7) 178-82

1903 Cattell (S.) and A. B. Kroeger. Aids to book selection, Penii L.C. Bull

(I) 15-16

1904 Baker (E. A.) Best books of 1903 — Fiction, L.A.R. (6) 617

1907 Genealogv of the Scots Novel, L.W. (9) 237-41
Reference list on Ghost stories, Kansas P.L.Q. (7) 108-109

1908 Fiction anthologies, L.W. (11) 7-14

Everhart (E.) Dumas' series, P.L. (13) 168, 21 1-2 12
Stuhlman (F.) Small Library and the fiction problem, N.Y.L. (i) 78-79
Goodrich (N. L.) Classic fiction : a study and comparison of 13 " Lists of
Best novels," N.Y.L. (i) 140-141

FICTION— SPECIAL

1893 Ashbee (H. G.) Iconogiaphy of " Don Quixote," Bib Scty's Trans (i)
123-144, Bib Scty's Illustrated Monograph No iii

1903 Lang (A.) " Aucassin and Nicolete," L. (N.S.) (4) 22-27

Bourdillon (F. W.) The Early editions of the " Roman de la Rose,"
Bib Scty's Trans (7) 95-96, Bib Scty's Monographs No xiv

1904 Weston (J. L.) Perceval legend in literature, L. (N.S.) (5) 59-90

1905 Cholmeley (R. F.) A Book of snobs, L. (N.S.) (6) 391-402

igo6 Bourdillon (F. W.) Addenda and corrigenda. Bib Scty's Trans (8) 229-232
Williams (C.) Thomas Love Peacock, L. (N.S.) (7) 397-422
Dealers in New and Second-hand Fiction —

Beazlev, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Miles & Co., 95, Upper Street, Islington, N.
Preston & Co., 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.
Sinclair & Woolston, Ltd., Cheapside, Nottingham
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, Oxford Street, W.
Williams & Norg.vie, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Wilson, Alfred, 18-19, Gracechurch Street, E.G.

BIBLIOGRAPHY— CHILDREN'S BOOKS 427

L210 CHILDREN'S BOOKS— GENERAL

1881 Books for boys and girls, L.J. (6) 182

1882 Hewins (C. M.) Yearly report on boys' and girls' reading, L.J. (7) 182-90
Green (S. S.) Selection of books for Sunday Children's Libraries, L.J.

(7) 250-251
1892 Short list of books and articles on reading of the young, U.S. Rept (1892-3)
948-949

1902 Wheeler (M. 1.) Aids to selection of books for children, N.V.S.L. Rept

(85) 139-143

1903 Cattell (S.) and A. B. Kroeger. Aids to book selection, Pcim L.C. Bull

(i) 12-13

1905 Children's Reference books, Kansas P.L.Q. (3) 85-87

1908 New York State Library's best books of 1908, Lib Occ (2) 74

Straus (E.) Reference work with children, Ohio BnU (4) No 4, 1-3,
No 5, 1-5

SPECIAL SUBJECTS
L211 NATURAL HISTORY

1903 Kansas P.L.Q. (3) 92-95

1908 Scott (C. E.) Nature books for children, Lih Occ (2) 10-14

1909 Short stories of animals, Lih Occ (2) 36-40

L212 USEFUL ARTS

1903 Mechanics for boys, Kansas P.L.Q. (3) 87-8S

1907 Juvenile books on Iseful Arts, Kansas P.L.Q. (7) 41-45

L213 BIOGRAPHY

1902 Hyatt (B. E.) Biography for young people, Bulletin Xo 67, Bibliography

No 32, N.Y.S.L. Rept'iSs)
1909 Biography for children, Lib Occ (2) 32-35

L2I4 FAIRY TALES

1898 Olcott (F. |.) Fairy tales for children, Bibliography No 13, N.Y.S.L.
Rept (81)

1903 Fairy stories, Kansas P.L.Q. (3) 88-91

1909 McCoy (L.) Books of myth and legend — why bovs and girls should read
them, la Lib O. (6) 28-29

L215 BOYS' BOOKS

1885 Brett (W. H.) Books for youth, L.J. (10) 123, 127-128

1901 Gymer (R. C.) Fifty school and college stories for young people, la Lib

Q. (I) 15-16 ■ ".. ,

1904 List of 43 books submitted by young readers of St. Nicholas, P.L. (9) 129

1906 Hewins (C. M.) What you "can get out of a Ilenty book, Wis Lib Bull

(2) 69-70

1907 Some good books for older boys, Lib Occ No 9, 7

1908 Hewins (C. M.) What you can get out of a Henty book, Wis Lib Bull

(4) 15-16
Books for boys who like Alger books, N.Y.L. (i) 54, 88, Lib Occ No 11, 10

1908 Pearson (E. L.) Amateur's notion of boys' books, A.L.A. Bull (2) 158-162

L216 GIRLS' BOOKS

1901 Stories for girls, la Lib Q. (i) 47-48

1902 Stearns (L. E.) The book for the girl, P.L. (7) 408

1906 — Problem of the girl, /,./. (31) C'onf No 103-106, Discussion 200-203

1909 Some books that high mIiooI girls like, P.L. (14) 28c)
Dealers in Netv and Second-hand Juvenile Literature- —

Beazley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.
Miles & Co., 95, Upper Streit, Islington, N.
Preston & Co., 77, Clapham Park Road, S.W.
Sinclair & Woolston, Ltd., Cheapsidc, Nottingham
Truslove & Hanson, Ltd., 153, O.xford Street. W.
Wilson, Alfred, 18, Gracechurch Street, E.C.

L2I7 LANGUAGE

1903 Lee (E.) Recent foreign literature, /,. (N.S.) (4) K5, 320, 430, (5) 35, 210,

305. 359. (6) 45. 'S^. 288, 412, (7) 78, 209, 2S7,'4i'i, (S)'i77, 239, 393,
(9) 80, 186, 267, 369, (10) 62, 134, 288, 371

428 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1907 Barwick (G. F.) Recent English literature in Spain, L. (N.S.) (8) 275-279

1908 List of books to aid foreigners in learning English, Wis Lib Bull (4) 12

1909 Stewart (J. D.) Terminological dictionaries, L.W. (12) 87-92

L218 RECITATIONS

1906 Reading list of recitations and orations, Kansas P.L.Q. (6) 25-26

L219 LITERATURE

187S Thomas (E. C.) Proposed index to collectaneous literature, L.A. Trans

(i) 88-89
1899 Shaw (A. E.) Earliest Latin grammars in English, Bih Scty's Trans

(5) 39-65
1904 Clarke (A. E.) On Allibone's " Critical Dictionary of English literature,"

L. (N.S.) (5) 419-430
1906 Baker (E. A.) Best books of 1904 — Literature, L.A.R. (8) 53-57

Lathrop (H B.) English translations of " Don Ouixote, " IVis Lib Btill
(2)5-8

Hammond (E. P.) Need of bibliographies in literary history, Bib Scty
of Am Proc (i) 65-70
1908 Scholderer (V.) Early English translations from the Greek and Latin,
Bib Scty's Trans (9) 123-126
Dealers in Books relating to Philology and Literature —
English Language and Literature —

Hill & Sox, 70, Charing Cross Road, W.C.

NuTT, David, 57-59, Long Acre, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

SoTHERAX & Co., Strand, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
French Language and Literature —

AsHER & Co., 14, Bedford Street, W.C.

Be.azley, H. K., & Co., 19, Churton Street, Belgravia, S.W.

Braux, L. C, 17, Denmark Street, W.C.

LuzAc & Co., 46, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Williams & Norg-vie, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18, Gracechurch Street, E.C.
German Language and Literature —

Baer, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse h, Frank for t-o-M., Germany

Braun, L. C, 17. Denmark Street, W.C.

QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Lvdwig, Munich, Bavaria

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

WiLSOx, Alfred, 18, Gracechurch Street, E.C.
Italian Language and Literature —

Baer, Joseph & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Spanish Language and Literature —

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Rosenthal, Lldwig, Munich, Bavaria

Williams & Norg.'XTE, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18, Gracechurch Street, E.C.
Portuguese Language and Literature —

Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Lldwig, Munich, Bavaria

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Russian Language and Literature —

Luzac & Co., 46, Great Russell Street, W.C.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Oriental Language and Literature —

MoRicE, E. L., q, Cecil Court, W.C.

Paul, Trench, Trubner, & Co., Gerrard Street, W.

Quaritch, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta, Street, W.C

BIBLIOGRAPHY— ENGLISH DRAMA 429

Scandinavian Language and Literature —
Ni'TT, David, 57-59, Long Acre, W.C.
QuARiTCH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.
Williams & Norgatk, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L220 LIBRARY ECONOMY

i88x Green (S. S.) Library aids, L.J. (6) 104-111

18S5 Richardson (E. C.) Bibliothecal science and economy: .\rticle ii of

A.L.A. Constitution, L.J. (10) 244
1S92 Reference list on classification, U.S. Rept (1892-93) 893-897
1S97 Bibliography of Library literature of eight years : a retrospect, L. (9) 157-63

Dodge (V. R.) Librarians' aids, L.J. (22) Conf No 67-70
189S Reference books for use of Cataloguers in finding full name^, Bibliographv

No 5, N.y.S.L. Kept (80)
i!Sy9 Aids and guides in Library work, U.S. Rept (1899-1900) 707-709
iqoo Williams (H.) College Libraries in the United States, a contribution

toward a bibliography, Bibliography No 19, N.Y.S.L. Rept (83)
n»oi Hulme (E. W.) Librarians' aids, L.A.R. (3) 49

Williams (M. F.) and B. M. Brown. Reading list for Children's

Librarians, Bibliography No 27, N.Y.S.L. Rept (84)
U)02 Johnston (W. D.) Work of the Division of Bibliography, Library of

Congress, L.J. (27) Conf No 63-67

1903 Brown (J. D.) Bibliographical aids, L.W. (5) 204

Hulme (E. W.) Librarians' aids, L.A.R. (5) 119-132, Discussion 153-156

1904 Selection of Cataloguers' reference books in New York State Library,

Bulletin No 36, N.Y.S.L. Rept (87)
Kettle (B.) Best books of 1903 — Bibliography and Library science, L.A.R.
(6) 543-551

1905 ~~ Best books of 1904 — Bibliography and Library science, L.A.R. (7) 637-9
1909 Aids to Librarianship, L.A. (7) 56-57

Sayers (\V. C. B.) An old question once more, L.A.R. (ir) 561-562
Josephson (A. G. S.) Gleanings from the Library press of 1908, L.J.

,(34) 55-57
Wilson Company. Printed catalogue. Lib Work (2) 179-180
Professional reading for the Librarian, Lib Work (3) No i
List of books for the Librarian's Library, Lib Occ (2) 35-36
Dealers in Literature relating to Library Economy —

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Barnard, F. M., Tunbridge Wells

Quaritch, Bernard, 11, Grafton Street, W.

SoTHERAN & Co., Strand, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

L221 POETRY AND DRAMA— GENERAL

1904 Gill (A. K.) Best books of 1903— Poetry, L.A.R.- (6) 556-551)

1908 Wheeler (C. T.) Collections of poetry for children, N.Y.L. (i) 141-142
Steele (R.) The Casket sonnets, L. (N.S.) (9) 422-428

1909 Wilson (J. D.) Euphues and the prodigal son, L. {N.S.) (10) 337-361

L222 CANADIAN POETRY

i()00 Lighthall (W. D.) Canadian poets and poetry, L.J. (25) Conf No 25-26

L223 ENGLISH POETRY

1900 Redgrave (G. R.) First four editions of " English Bards and Scotch
Reviewers," L. (A". 5.) (i) 18-25

1903 Pollard (.\.) Bibliography of manuscripts containing i'lngiish poetry,

Written before 1600, Bib Scty's Trans (7) 10-14

1904 Greg (W. W.) Tottel's Misceflany, L. (N.S.) (5) 113-133

1906 Bunn (R.) Bcsi editions of Shakespeare for a Library, Wis Lib Bull

(2)21-24

L224 ENGLISH DRAMATIC LITERATURE

iSq- Lee (S.) Some bibliogra|jhical problems connected with the Elizabethan
drama, Bib Scty's Trans (4) 148-150

430 BTBUOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1899 Greg (W. W.) List of English plays written before 1643 and printed

before 1700, Bib Scty's Puhlication

1900 — Some points in the bibliography of the English drama, Bib Scty's

Trans (6) 8-1 1

1901 — List of Masques, pageants, etc., supplementary to the " List of Eng-

lish Plays," Bib Scty's Puhlication

1902 — Old plays and new editions, L. (N.S.) (3) 408-426

1904 — Henslowe, Collier and the latest German criticism, L. (N.S.) (5) 293-304
1906 — Cambridge, Beaumont and Fletcher : the facsimiles of Shakespeare's
Poems and Pericle — two reviews, L. (N.S.) (7) 192-208

L225 IRISH DRAMATIC HISTORY

1906 O'Neill (J. J.) Irish theatrical history : a bibliographical essay. An I.eab

(2) 115-122

L226 PERIODICALS AND ANNUALS

1876 Biscoe (W. S.) Improvement of Poole's Index, L./. (i) 279-281

1895 Nelson (C. A.) General catalogue of American literary periodicals, L.J.

(20) Conf No 30-31, 67

1896 Campbell (F.) Bibliography of periodical literature, L. (8) 49-64
1901 Pollard (A. W.) Meditation on Directories, L. (N.S.) (2) 82-90

Union list of periodicals, transactions, and allied publications currently
received in the principal Libraries of the District of Columbia, com-
piled under the direction of A. P. C. Griffin, Chief Bibliographer, Lib
of Cong 315P.
1904 Rivers (J.) From an old directory, L. (N.S.) (5) 173-181

1907 Preliminary check list of American almanacs, 1639-1800, by H. A.

Morrison, Lib of Cong i6op.

1908 Voge (A. L.) Indexing of periodical literature and the work of the

Concilium Bibliographicum, Zurich, Bib Scty of Am Proc (3) 1 16-134

1909 Barwick (G. F.) Some magazines of the eighteenth century, ill., Bib

Scty's Trans (10) 109-140

L227 NEWSPAPERS

1901 Check list of American newspapers in the Library of Congress compiled
under the direction of A. B. Slauson, Chief of Periodical Division, Lib
of Cong 292P.

1904 Check list of newspapers in the Library of Congress, compiled under the

direction of A. B. Slauson, Chief of Periodical Division, Lib of Cong 7ip.

1905 Plomer (H. R.) Analysis of the Civil War Newspaper, Mercurius Civiciis,

L. (N.S.) (6) 184-207

Smith (G.) Old newspapers, L.A.R. (7) 329-342
1907 Brigham (C. S.) Need of a bibliography of American Colonial newspapers,
Bib Scty of Am Proc (i) 160-174
Periodical Subscription .Agents —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Cazenove & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

D.-^wsoN & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.

Smith & Sons, Ltd., 186, Strand, W.C.

Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18, Gracechurch Street, E.C.
Periodicals — Back-date Magazines and Periodicals —

George & Sons, 151, Whitechapel Road, E.

Humphreys & Co., 22, Paternoster Row, E.C.

Russell, Henry, 25, Paternoster Square, E.C.
Periodicals— Foreign —

Allen, E. G., & Son, Ltd., 14, Grape Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C.

Cazenove & Son, 26, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Dawson & Sons, Ltd., Cannon House, Bream's Buildings, E.C.

Rosenthal, Ludwig, Munich, Bavaria

Stevens & Brown, 4, Trafalgar Square, W.C.

Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

Wilson, Alfred, 18, Gracechurch Street, E.C.

HISTORIC A [. PRINTIXG

CLASS M— Printing:

Ml BIBLIOGRAPHY

1S95 Reed (T. 13.) List of books and papers on Printers and jirintinj^- under the
countries and towns to which they refer, compiled bv the late Talbot
Baines Reed, edited by A. \\'. Pollard, Bib Sciy's Trans (3) 81-152

i8t)q Index to Dibdin's Edition of the Typographical Antiquities (bound with
the " Serapium "), Bib Scty's Publication

1900 Cannons (H. G. T.) Select list of books on practical and historical print-
ing-, book illustration and paper manufacture, L.W. (2), 245-248, 270-272

1904 Madan (F.) Chart of the Oxford printing, 1468-1900, with notes and

illustrations. Bib Scty's Publication
1906 Peddie (R. A.) Books on the practical side of printing, 1566-1750, A paper

read before the Bibliographical Society, Bib Scty's Trans (9) 1-4
Dealers in Literature relating to Historical Printing —

Baer, Joseph, & Co., Hochstrasse 6, Frankfort-o-M., Germany

Barx.akd, F. M., Tunbridgc Wells

Ellis & Co., 29, New Bond Street, W.

Maggs Brothers, 109, Strand, W.C.

QuARircH, Bernard, ii, Grafton Street, W.

Rosenthal, Lldwig, Alunich, Bavaria

Sotheran & Co., Strand, W.C.

Williams & Norg.me, 14, Henrietta Street, W.C.

M 2 HISTORICAL

1882 Stevens (H.) Who spoils our new English books, L.A. Trans {5) 173-179
18S3 Walford (C.) Earlv laws and regulations concerning books and printers,

L.A. Trans (6) 88-99
1S97 Garnett (R.) Introduction of European printing into the East, 2nd Int

Conf 5-8
Dziatzko (C.) On the aids lent by Public bodies to the art of printing in

the early days of typography, 2nd Int Conf 72-78

1898 Early representation of the printing press, Bib Scty's Tra)is (4) 239-240
i()02 Thome (W. B.) Bibliographical collections of the late William Blades

and the late Talbot Baines Reed, L. (N.S.) (3) 349-357
i()03 Redgrave (G. R.) The Privy Council in its relation to literature and
printing, Bib Scty's Trans (7) 92-95
Voynich (W.) On the studv of earlv printed books : notes on a lecture,
L. (N.S.) (4) 189-199

1905 Pollard (A. W.) Recent Caxtoniana, ///., L. (X.S.) (6) 337-353

1006 Plomer (H. R.) A Printer's bill in the Seventeenth centurv, L. (N.S.)

(7) .V-45
— Printers of Shakespeare's plays and poems, L. (N.S.) (7) 149-166
1909 .Steele (R. L.) Printers and books in chancery, /.. (N.S.) (10) 102-106
For List of Dealers see M i

M21 SPECIAL

igoo Barwick (G. F.) Books printed at sea, L. (X.S.) (i) 163-166

M3 ORIGIN AND ANTECEDENTS

1S84 Bullen (G.) On the presumed earliest printed notice of Gutenberg as the

inventor of printing, L.A. Trans (7) 25-31
1887 Blades (W.) On the present aspects of the question, who was the inventor

of printing, L.C. (4) 135-143
1S88 Bradley (J. W.) Books before printing, L.C. (5) 30-37
1895 Reed (T. B.) Invention controversy. Bib Scty's Trans (3) SS-00

1899 Ames (J.) Index to Dibdin's edition of the "Typographical Antiquities,"

with some references to the intermediate edition by William Herbert,
Bib Scty's Publication
1903 Steele (R.) What 15th century books are about. L. (N.S.) (4) 337-354

433 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1904 Burgoyne (F. J. P.) Origin of movable types, L.A. (4) 130

1907 Hessels (J. H.) Some notes on the invention of printing, Bib Scty's Trans

(9) "-H
Pollard (A. W.) Gutenberg, Fust, Schoeffer, and the invention of printing,
L. (N.S.) (8) 69-99

For List of Dealers see M i

NATIONAL
M4 AMERICA— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bib Sciy's Trans (3) 151- 152

M5 AMERICA— SPECIAL

1900 Garnett (R.) Early Spanish-American printing, L. (N.S.) (i) 139-146
South Carolina

1908 Sally (A. S.) Junr. The first presses of South Carolina; with a list of

South Carolina imprints from 1735 to 1771, Bib Scty of Am Proc (3) 28-69
Tennessee

1908 Wiley (E.) Eighteenth century presses in Tennessee, Bib Scty of Am

Proc (3) 70-83
Private Presses

1901 Stevens (T. W.) On some American bookmakers, Bib Scty of Chic Yr-Bk

(1900-01) 25-31

M6 ENGLAND

1878 Allnutt (W. H.) Printers and printing in the provincial towns of England

and Wales, L.A. Trans (i) 157-164
1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of Printers and printing in England, Bib Scty's

Trans (3) 90-02
Duff (E. G.), H. R. Plomer, and R. Proctor. Hand-Lists of English

printers, 1501-1556, plates, 2 parts in i, Bib Scty's Publication
1897 Plomer (H. R.) New documents on English printers of i6c.. Bib Scty's

Trans (4) 153-183

1899 Duff (E. G.) Printers, stationers and bookbinders of York up to 1600,

Bib Scty's Trans (5) 87-107
1901 Allnutt (W. H.) Notes on the introduction of printing presses into the
smaller towns of England and Wales, after 1750 to the end of i8c.,
L. (N.S.) (2) 242-259

1903 Plomer (H. R.) Abstracts from the wills of English printers and stationers

from 1492 to 1630, Bib Scty's Publication
1907 — Dictionary of the booksellers and printers who were at work in Eng-
land, Scotland and Ireland from 1641- 1667, Bib Scty's Publication
Axon (W. E. A.) The Lady Margaret as a lover of literature, L. (N.S.)
(8) 34-41

1909 Will of George Thomason, L. (N.S.) (10) 34-43

Plomer (H. R.) Some dealings of the Long Parliament ^vith the press,

L. (N.S.) (10) 90-97
Steele (R. L.) Printers and books in chancery, L. (N.S.) (10) 101-106
Page (W. G. B.) Notes on Hull authors, booksellers and stationers,

B.A.R. (6) i-vii

SPECIAL PRESSES
M7 CAMBRIDGE

1904 (iray (G. J.) Earlier Cambridge stationers and bookbinders, and the first

Cambridge printer, Bib Scty's Illustrated Monographs No xiii

M7=l ESSEX

1904 Peddie (R. A.) Notes on Provincial printers and booksellers — Essex, L.W.
(7) 57-60

M8 KING'S PRINTER

1900 Allnutt (W. H.) The King's printer at Shrewsbury, 1642-1643, L. (N.S.)

(i) 355-364

1901 Plomer (H. R.) The King's printing-house under the Stuarts, L. (N.S.)
(2) 353-375

M9 MARPRELATE PRESS

1907 Wilson (J. D.) A date in the Marprelale controversy, L. (N.S.) (8) 337-350

1909 — A new tract from the Marprelate Press, L. (N.S.) (10) 225-240

PRINTING—SPECIAL PRESSES 433

MIO OXFORD PRESS

i88g Madan (F.) Some curiositii's of th<> Oxford Prrss, L. (i) 154-160
1902 — ■ Some notes on the Oxford press with reference to the fluctuations in
its issue, Bib Scty's Trans (b) 1-3

1904 - — Chart of Oxford printinj^^, 1468-1900, ill., Bib Scty's Publication No xii
1907 Madan (F.) Oxford press durinj^ the Civil War, Bib Scty's Trans (q) 107-10

Gibson (S.) Abstracts from the wills and testamentary documents of
binders, printers and stationers of Oxford, Bib Scty's Publication
1909 Pollard (A. W.) A New Oxford book of 1517, L. {N.S) (10) 212-213

Mil WHITTINUHAM PRESS

1901 Plonier (H. R.) Glance at the Whittingham Ledgers, ill., L. {N.S.) (2)

M 12 WALES— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printers and |)rinting — Wales, Bib Scty's

Trans (3) 92
1901 Allnutt (W. H.) Notes on the introduction of printing presses into the

smaller towns of England and Wales, after 1750 to the end of the

18th c, L. (iV.5.) (2) 242-259

M 13 WALES— SPECIAL PRESS

1905 Ballinger (J.) The Trevecca press — Wales, L. (N.S.) (6) 225-250

M 14 SCOTLAND— GENERAL

1880 Clark (J. T.) Notes on the early printing in Scotland, 1507-1600, L..1.

Trans (3) 22-29
1890 Annals of Scottish printing, L. (2) 251-257

1893 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing — Scotland, Bib Scty's Trans (3) ()2
1907 Small (A.) Some notes on Scottish printing, B.A.R. (5) ii.-v.

Plomer (H. R.) Dictionary of booksellers and printers who were at work

in England, Scotland and Ireland from 1641-1667, Bib Scty's Publication

SPECIAL
M 15 ABERDEEN

i8t)4 Walker (G.) Aberdeen : its literature, bookmaking and circulating, /..
(6) 238-245, 265-273

M 16 PERTH

1900 Minto (J.) A notable publishing house : The Morisons of Perth, L. (N.S.)

(i) 254-263

M 17 IRELAND— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing — Ireland, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 92

1901 Dix (E. R. McC.) Irish provincial printing prior to 1701, L. (N.S.) (2)

34 •-34^
1907 Plomer (H. R.) Dictionary of the booksellers and printers who were at
work in England, Scotland and Ireland from 1641-1667, Bib Scty's
Publication

M 18 IRELAND— SPECIAL

1895 Young (R. M.) An account of some notable books printed in Belfast,
i- (7) 135-144

M 19 FRANCE— GENERAL

1895 Reed _(T. B.) Bibliography of printing- France, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 95-114

1904 Barwick (G. F.) Notes from the first French translation of " The Vicar

of Wakefield," L. (N.S.) (5) 134-145

1905 Rivers (J.) French Itopia, L. (N.S.) (6) 265-273

FRANCE— SPECIAL
M 20 PARIS

1896 Claudin (A.) On the first Paris printing pres> : an account of the books

printed for G. Fichet and J. Heynlin in the Sorbonne, 1470-1472, Bib
Scty's Trans (3) 162-165, also issued as the Society's Illustrated Mono-
graph No 6

434 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

M21 LYONS

1902 Proctor (R.) On two Lyonnese editions of tlie " Ars Moriendi," L. (N.S.)

(3) 339-348
1905 BourdiJlon (F. W.) Early printing at Lyons, L. (iV.5.) (6) 257-264

M22 AUSTRIA

1S95 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing— Austria, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 114-26

M23 BELGIUM— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing— Belgium, Bib Scty's Trans (3)
127-133

M24 BELGIUM— SPECIAL: BRUGES

1898 Weak (W. H.) Early printing at Bruges, Bib Scly's Trans (4) 203-212

M25 BOHEMIA— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing — Bohemia, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 134

M25 1 GREECE

1899 Proctor (R.) Earliest printers of Greek and their types, Bib Scty's Trans

(5) 174-177

M26 GERMANY— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing— Germany, Bib Scty's Trans (3)
1 14-126

M261 GERMANY— SPECIAL: COLOGNE

1903 Proctor (R.) Early printers of Koln, L. (N.S.) (4) 392-402

M27 HOLLAND— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing-^-Holland, Bib Sctv's Trans (3)
127-133

M28 HUNGARY— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing — Hungary, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 134

M29 ITALY— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing— Italy, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 134-45

SPECIAL
M30 SICILY

1900 Faber (R. S.) Printing in Sicily (1478-1554), Bib Scty's Trans (5) 183-211

M30I VENICE

1909 Butler (A. J.) The Gioliti and their press at Venice, Bib Scty's Trans (10)
83-107

M31 RUSSIA AND POLAND

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 145-146

M32 SPAIN AND PORTUGAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 146-148

1897 Haebler (K.) Early printers of Spain and Portugal, Bib Scty's Illustrated

Monographs No iv

M33 SWITZERLAND— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 150-151

SPECIAL
M331 BASEL

i()09 Scholderer (V.) Ludwig Hohenwang's second press at Basel, L. (N.S.)
(10) 98-100

M332 FRIBURG

1898 Holder (K.) On the history of printing in Friburg. Switzerland, L. (10)

305-307

PRINTING— SPECIAL PRESSES 435

M34 SCANDINAVIA— GENERAL

1895 Reed (T. B.) Bibliography of printing, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 148-150

M35 CHINA

1901 Garnelt (K.) On tlie " De Missionc Lcgntorum Japonensium," 1590,
L. (.V.5.) (2) 172-182

PRINTING— HISTORY OF SPECIAL PRESSES
M36 BERTHELETS"

iQoo Proctor (R.) Short view of Berthelets' editions of the Statutes of Henrv
\1II., Bib Scty's Trans (5) 255-262

M37 EDINBURGH PRESS

1900 Plomer (H. R.) Edinburgh edition of Sidney's "Arcadia," L. {N.S.) (i)
195-205

M38 ELZEVIER PRESS ,

iSSS Christie (R. C.) Elzevier bibliography, L.C. (5) 117-123. 1898: L. (10)

5^-57
M39 KING'S PRINTERS

1900 AUnutt (W. H.) The King's Printer at Shrewsbury, 1642-1643, L. (N.S.)

(1) 355-364

1901 Plomer (H. R.) King's printing house under the Stuarts, L. (N.S.) (2)

353-375
M40 MARPRELATE PRESS

1907 Wilson (J. D.) A date in the Marprelate controversy, L. (N.S.) (8) 337-59
1909 — A new tract from the Marprelate press, L. (N.S.) (10) 225-240

M41 LUTHERAN PRESS AT WITTENBURG

1895 Barwick (G. F.) Lutheran Press at VVittenburg, Bib Scty s Trans (3) 9-25

M42 MORISONS OF PERTH

1900 Minto (J.) A notable publishing house : The Morisons of Perth, L. (N.S.)
(1) 254-263

M43 OPPENHEIM PRESS

1895 Redgrave (G. R.) Some early book illustrations of the Oppenheim press.
Bib Scty's Trans (3) 71-80

M44 OXFORD PRESS

1889 Madan (F.) Some curiosities of the Oxford press, L. (i) 154-160

1902 — Some notes on the Oxford press with reference to the fluctuations in

its issues. Bib Scty's Trans (6) 1-3
1904 — Chart of Oxford printing, 1468-1900, ill., Bib Scty's Publication No xii
1907 — Oxford press during the Civil War, Bib Scly's Trans (9) 107-110

M45 PLANTIN MUSEUM

1906 Whitwell (C.) Musee Plantin^ — Moretus (Homo of Christopher Plantin).
L.A. (5) 102-104

M46 PRESS OF S. ULRICH AT AUGSBURG

1903 Proctor (R.) Ulrich von Ellenbog and the press of S. I Irich at Augsburg,

L. (N.S.) (4) 163-179

xM47 WHITTINGHAM PRESS

ii)()i Plomer CH. R.) A glance at the Whittingiinm ledgers, L. (N.S.) (2) 147-63

M48 PRIVATE PRESSES

1889 Bullen (A. H.) The Appledore private press, U.S.A., L. (1) 13-14, 51-55
Dobson (A.) Horace Walpole's printing press, L. (i) 313-319

1900 Plomer (H. R.) Some private presses of the Nineteenth Century, L. (N.S.)

(I) 407-428

190 1 Stevens (T. W.) On some .\inerican bookmakers, Bib Scty of Chic Yr-Bk

(1900-01) 25-31

4i6 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

M49 SECRET PRESSES

1893 Harrison (R.) The French clandestine press in Holland, L. (5) 309-322

1903 Plomer (H. R.) Secret press at Stepney in 1596, L. (N.S.) (4) 236-242

1904 — ■ Secret printing during the Civil War, L. (N.S.) (5) 374-403

M50 INCUNABULA AND EARLY PRINTED BOOKS

1896 Cust (L.) Originals of the designs of the Block Book " Ars Moriendi,"

Bib Scty's Trans (4) 141-144
189S Christie (R. C.) An Incunabulum of Brescia, hitherto ascribed to Florence,

Bib Sciy's Trans (4) 233-237

1899 Mathews (E. R. N.) Some earlv printed books and manuscripts at

Bristol, L.A.R. (i) 589-592
Philadelphia Free Library, gift of rare Incunabula by P. A. B. Widener,
P.L. U) 22-23

1900 Proctor (R.) Incunabula at Grenoble, L. (N.S.) (i) 215-220

1903 Steele (R.) ^^'hat 15th century books are about — Scientific books, L. (N.S.)
(4) 337-354- 1904 : Divinity, L. (N.S.) (5) 337-358- 1905 : Law,
L. (N.S.) (6) 137-155. 1907 : Literature, L. (N.S.) (8) 225-238
Young (H.) Memorandum on some Incunabula in the University of
Toronto Library, L.J. (32) 118
1909 Beck (F. G. M.)'Ne\v Ipswich book of 1^48, L. (N.S.) (10) 86-89
Pollard (A. W.) A new Oxford book of 15^7, L. (N.S.) (10) 212-213
Wilson (J. D.) Euphues and the prodigal son, L. {N.S.) (10) 337-361
Peddie (R. A.) Fifteenth century books, L.W. (11) 267-271, 288-300, 335-
343. 374-382, 427-435, 455-462, (12) 10-18, 66-74, 102-109, 143-151. 192-200,
236-240

See also Bibliography, section L 32

M51 MUSIC

1903 Steele (R.) Earliest English music printing : description and bibliography
of English printed music to the close of i6th c, Bib Scty's Publica-
tion No xi

PRINTERS
M52 ENGLAND— GENERAL

1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers (1501-1556), Bib

Scty's Publication
1909 Steele (R. L.) Printers and books in chancery, L. (N.S.) (10) 101-106

SPECIAL TOWNS
M53 EXETER

1907 Soper (H. T.) Exeter printers, B.A.R. (5) xxi-xxiii

M54 YORK

1899 Duff (E. G.) Printers... of York, Bib Scty's Trans (5) 87-107

M55 SCOTLAND— GLASGOW

1907 Small (P.) Early printers. ..of Glasgow, B.A.R. (5) xxxv-xl

M56 IRELAND— DUBLIN

1903 Dix (E. R. Mc) Earliest Dublin printers, Bib Scty's Trans (7) 75-S5

M57 BAVARIA— AUGSBURG

1894 Aldrich (S. J.) Augsburg printers of the 15th c. Bib Scty's Trans (2) 25-47
i()03 Proctor (R.) Ulrich von Ellenbog and the press of S. L'lrich at Augsburg,

L. (N.S.) (4) 163-179

M58 PRUSSIA— COLOGNE

1903 Proctor (R.) Early printers of Koln, L. (N.S.) (4) 392-402

M59 SPAIN

1895 Haebler (K.) On the native printers of Spain in the 15th c, Bib Scty's

Trans (3) 4-7; also issued as the Society's Illustrated Monograph No iv^

INDIVIDUAL PRINTERS

M 60 Andrewe, Lawrence, 1527-1539

1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's
Publication

PKISTING— INDIVIDUAL PRINTERS 437

M 61 Bankes, Richard, i5.'5-i54:!

i8q5 Duff (K. G.) ami others. Hand-list- i.f Kiiijlibh prinlers, Bib Scty's
Piiblicalio)!

M 62 Barbiere, Jean, 1496-1516

iSSc) Duff (E. G.) A new Eiii^Hsh 15th c. priiu< r, L. (1) loj-io^

M 63 Barker, Christopher and Robert, isso-i6-'o

1SS5 Tedder (II. R.) The Rarkti-s and the . arly hislcirv of thr iVihlc-Patent,

L.C. (2) i6i-i()(>

M64 Baskerville, John, 1750-1768

ic)03 Dent (R. K.) John Baskerville and his work, L.A.R. (5) ioc)-ii8

1909 Flower (R.) Fate of the Baskerville type, L. (N.S.) (10) 251-252

M 65 Bercula, Thomas, 1520-1528

1907 DufT (E. G.) Richard Pynson and Thomas Bercula, /.. (N.S.) (S) 298-303

M 66 Bertheiet, Thomas, 1530-1554

1895 l^uff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's
Publication

1900 Proctor (R.) Berthelet's editions of the Statutes of Henry \'III, Bib Scty's

Trans (5) 255-262
M67 Bulkley, Stephen, (?) 1642-1680

1907 Plomer (H. R.) and R. A. Peddie. Stephen Bulkley, printer, L. (N.S.)

(8) 42-50
M68 Butler, John, 1529
1S95 Duff (E. G.) and otlu-rs. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's

Publication
M69 Byddell, John, 1533-1544
1895 I^uff <K. G.) and otlwrs. Hand-lists of English prinlers. Bib Scty's

Publication
M70 Bynneman, Henry, (?) 1566-1583

1908 Plomer (H. R.) Henry Bynneman, printer, 1566-S3, L. (N.S.) (9) 225-244

M71 Caxton, William, 1471-1491

i88t) Norgate (F.) Caxloniana, L. (i) 264-268, 296-300

1903 Blades (R. H.) Who was Caxton? L. (N.S.) (4) 1 13-143

1905 Pollard (A. W.) Recent Caxtoniana, L. (N.S.) (6) 337-353

M72 Copland, Robert, 1515-1548

1895 I^uff (E. G.) and otlicrs. Hand-lists of English printers. Bib Scty's

Publication

1896 Plomer (H. R.) Robert Copland, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 211-225

1907 Duff (E. G.) Printer of Borde's " Introduction to Knowledge," L. (N.S.)

(8) 30-33
M 72 1 Day, John, 1546-1580

1909 John Day, B.A.R. (6) Ixx-lxxi
M 72=2 Denham, Henry, 1567-1591

1909 Plomer (H. R.) Henry Denham, printer, L. (N.S.) (10) 241-250
M 73 Doesborgh, Jan van, 1508-1524

i8()4 Proctor (R.) Jan van Doesborgh, printer at Antwerp : an essay in biblio-
graphy, Bib Scty's Publication No ii

M 74 Dyer, Robert, 1530-1556

1891 Plomer (H, R.) A Charing Cross printer — Robert Dyer, L. (3) 6-1 1

1897 — Robert Dyer, printer and bookseller, ///., Bib Scty's Publication

M 75 East, Thomas, (?) 1540-1608

1901 Plomer (H. R.) Thomas East, printer, L. (.V.5.) (2) 298-310
M76 Faques, Richard, 1509-1530; William, 1504-150S

1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's
Publication

M 77 Foulis, Andrew, 1712-1775 ; Robert, 1707-1776

1889 Ferguson (J.) Brothers Foulis and early Glasgow printing, L. (i) 81-96

438 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

M78 Fust, John, (?) 1450- (?) 1466

1907 Pollard (A. W.) Gutenberg, Fust, Schoeffer, and the invention of printing,

L. (N.S,) (8) 69.99
M 79 Gaver, James, 1539-1545

190 1 AUnutt (W. H.) James Gaver, a newly discovered English printer in

1539, and other printers at the sign of the Sun in Fleet Street, L. {N.S.)
(2) 384-388
M80 Gent, Thomas, 1693-1778

1900 Wood (B.) Thomas Gent, printer, bookseller and bookmaker, L.A.R. (2)

235-245
MSI Gesner, Conrad, 1516-1565

1902 Lewin (P. E.) Gesner and Savigny, L.A.R. (4) 401-409
M 82 Gibson, Thomas, 1535-1539

1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bih Scty's

Publication
M83 Godfray, Thomas, (?) 1522-1532
1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's

Publication
M83=l Gioliti, Giovanni, 1492-1539 ; Gabriel, 1539-1578

1909 Butler (A. J.) Gioliti and their press at Venice, Bib Scty's Trans (10) 83-107
M 84 Grafton, Richard, 1537-1553
1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bih Scty's

Publication
M 85 Griininger, Johann, 1483- (?) 1495
1899 Proctor (R.) Marcus Reinhard and Johann Griininger, Bib Scty's Tra)is

(5) 143-160
M86 Gutenberg, Johann, (?) 1400- (?) 1468
1884 Bullen (G.) On the presumed earliest printed notice of Gutenberg as the

inventor of printing, L.A. Trans (7) 25-31
1893 Poole (W. F.) John Gutenberg and the early printers, L.J. (18) 474-475

1901 Proctor (R.) The " Gutenberg " Bible, L. (N.S.) (2) 60-66
Scripps (J. E.) Gutenberg, P.L. (6) 3-5

1904 Josephson (A. G.) Johann Gutenberg and the invention of printing, P.L.

(9) 276-279 _ _
1907 Pollard (A. W.) Gutenberg, Fust, Schoeffer, and the invention of pnntmg,

L. (N.S.) (8) 69-99
1909 Hessels (J. H.) So-called Gutenberg documents, L. (N.S.) (10) 152-167,
253-287
Gutenberg Gesellschaft publications, L.J. (34) 386-417, 554

M87 Haghe, Inglebert, 1505

18S9 Duff (E. G.) A new English 15th century printer, L. (i) 102-105

M 88 Hereford, John, 1534-1549; Katherine, 1549-1550

1895 Duff" (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's

Publication
M88=l Hohenwang, Ludwig, 1477
1909 Scholderer (V.) Ludwig Hohenwang's second press at Basel, L. (N.S.)

(10) 98-100

M89 Kele, Richard, 1542-1552

1895 I3uff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers. Bib Scty's

Publication
M 90 Lant, Richard, 1537-1558
1895 Duff (E. (i.) a)id others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's

Publication
M 91 Mayler, John, 1539-1545
1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English ])rinters, Bih Scty's

Publication
M92 Middleton, William, 1541-1547
1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bih Scty's

Publication
1907 — Printer of Borde's " Introduction to Knowledge," L. (N.S.) (8) 30-33

PRINTING— INDIVIDUAL PRINTERS 439

M 93 Notary, Julian, 149S-1520

i88c) Duff {K. G.) A nt'w Fiftctntli century i)iiiiter, /,. (1) 102-105

iSc)5 Hand-list.s of Knjji-lish printers. Rib Scty's I'ublicatitni

M 94 Nycholson, James, 1536-1538

iSq5 Duff (!•:. G.) and others. Iland-lislN of luij^lisli prinu r>, Bib Scly's

Publication
M 95 Plantin, Christopher, 1514-1589

iSgo Faber (R S.) Christopher Plantin, L. (2) 12, 38, 87, 133, 201
iqob Whitwell (C.) Musee Plantin — Moretus (Home of Plantin), L.A. (5) 102-4

M 96 Pocock, Robert, 1760-1830

ii)o7 Philip (A.) Robert Pocock, of Gravesend, L. (N.S.) (S) -80-285

M 97 Pynson, Richard, 1493-1531

1895 Duff (F''. G.) and otlicrs. lland-lisls of Enj^iish printers, Bib Scty's

Publication
H)oi Plonier (II. R.) Richard Pynson versus Henry Squyr suit in the- Star

Chamber, Bib Scty's Trans (6) 137- 141
U)04 Burgoyne (F. J.) Printers of England — Richard Pynson, L.A. (4) 146-149
1907 Duff (E. G.) Richard Pynson and Thomas Bercula, L. (N.S.) (8) 298-303
1909 Plomer (H. R.) Two lawsuits of Richard Pynson, L. (N.S.) (10) 1 15-133
M 98 Rastell, John, 1516-1533
1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers. Bib Scty's

Pnhlication
M99 Rastell, William, 1530-1534
1895 Dufi (E. G.) and others. Hand-li-,ls of Engli^li printers. Bib Scty's

Publicatio)i
M 100 Ratdolt, Erhard, 1476-1486
i8()4 Redgrave (G. R.) Erhard Ivatdolt and his work at X'enice, col. ill.. Bib

Scty's Publication No i
M 101 Raynalde, Thomas, 1540-1555
1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of Engli>h printers, Bib Scty's

Publication
M 102 Reinhard, Marcus, 1477- (?) 1495
i8Qt) Proctor (R.) Marcus Reinhard and Johann Grijninger, Bib Scty's Trans

(5) 143-160
M 103 Richardson, Samuel, 1689-1761
1901 Thorne (W. B.) A famous printer: Samuel Richardson, L. (N.S.) (2)

396-404
M 104 Schoefler, Peter, — (?) 1502
1907 Pollard (A. W.) Gutenberg, Fust, Schoeffer, and the invention of printing,

L. (N.S.) (8) 69-99
M 105 Short, Peter, 1589-1603
1897 Thompson (S. P.) Peter Short, printer and his marks. Bib Scty's Trans

(4) 103-128
M 106 Skot, John, 1521-1537
i8g5 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's

Publication
M 107 Treveris, Peter, i5-'j-i532

1895 1^'^'ft (''-• *'•) '""' others. Hand-lists of English print«r^. Bib Scty's

Publication
M 108 Ulrich von Ellenbog, (?) 1473
i()03 Proctor (R.) Ulrich von Ellenbog ;ind th< press of S. Tlrich at Augsburg,

L. (N.S.) (4) 163-179
M 109 Valdfoghel, Procope, 1446
1890 Aldrich (S. J.) Procope Valdfoghel, Go!d>mith and printer (French 15th c.

printer), ].. (2) 217-219
M 110 Verard, Antoine, 1501-1508

1896 Macfarlane (J.) Antoine Verard, Bib Scty's Trans (4) 11-35, additions

and corrections (4) 241-242. 1899: Bib Scty's Publication }so vii

440 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

Mill Wolfe, Reginald, (?) i533-i573

1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bib Scty's

Ptiblication
MII2 Worde, Wynkyn de, i493-i535
1895 Duff (E. G.) and others. Hand-lists of English printers, Bih Scty's

Publication
M 113 Wyer, Robert, 1529-1542

1895 Plomer (H. R.) On Robert Wyer, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 1-3
1897 — Robert Wyer, printer and bookseller, Bib Scty's Publication

M114 PRINTERS' MARKS

1894 Redgrave (G. S.) Erhard Ratdolt and his work at Venice, Bib Scty's

Illustrated Monographs No i
1897 Thompson (S. P.) Peter Short, printer, and his marks, Bib Scty's Trans
(4) 103-128

PRINTING— HISTORICAL TYPOGRAPHY
M115 INVENTION OF MOVABLE TYPES

1884 Bullen (G.) On the presumed earliest printed notice of Gutenberg as the
inventor of printing, L.A. Trans (7) 25-31

1887 Blades (W.) On the present aspect of the question, who was the inventor

of printing, L.C. (4) I35-H3

1888 Bradley (J. W.) Books before printing, L.C. (5) 30-37

1893 Poole (W. F.) John Gutenberg and the early printers, L.J. (18) 474-475

1895 Reed (T. B.) Invention controversy, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 88-90

1899 Ames (J.) Index to Dibdin's edition of the "Typographical antiquities,"

Bib Scty's Publication
1904 Burgoyne (F. J. P.) Origin of movable types, L.A. (4) 130
1907 Pollard (A. W.) Gutenberg, Fust, Schoeffer, and the invention of print-
ing, L. (N.S.) (8) 69-99

M116 BOOK ILLUSTRATION

1895 Pennell (J.) On English book-illustrators of i860, Bib Scty's Trans (3)

153-154
Redgrave (G. R.) Some early book illustrations of the Oppenheim press,

ill, Bib Scty's Trans (3) 71-80
Ashbee (H. S.) An Iconography of " Don Quixote," 1605- 1895, ill.,

Bib Scty's Publication No iii

1897 Wheatley'(H. B.) Portraits in books. Bib Scty's Trans (4) 129-136

1898 Marche (O. de la) Le Chevalier Dilibire. The illustrations of the edition

of Schiedam, reproduced with a preface by F. Lippmann, and a reprint
of the text, Bib Scty's Publication

1899 Macfarlane (J.) Antoine Verard, Bib Scty's Illustrated Monograph No vii

1900 Pollard (A. W.) Some notes on English illustrated books. Bib Scty's

Trans (6) 29-62
— Woodcuts in English plays printed before 1660, L. (N.S.) (i) 71-88

1901 — Book illustration in the fifteenth century, L, (N.S.) (2) 190-209

1902 Proctor (R.) Early Pestblatter, L. (N.S.) (3) 3-12

Wheatley (H. B.) English illustrated books, 1480-1900, Bib Scty's Trans

(6) iS5-i5«
Sketchley (R. E. D.) English book illustration of to-day, ill. (with

bibliography), L. (N.S.) (3) 54-91, 176-212, 271-320 358-397
Oilman (E. A.) How periodicals are illustrated, P.L. (7) 83-84
Garrett (E. H.) Illustration of books, P.L. (7) 260-261
it)04 Dodgson (C) Some Augsburg books illustrated bv Hans Wleditz, Bib

Scty's Trans (8) 1-3

M 117 PRACTICAL— GENERAL, PHYSICAL FEATURES OF A BOOK

1876 Perkins (F. B.) Book indexes, U.S. Kept 727-732
1891 Dawson (A.) The most artistic book, /.. (3) 433-435
1893 Jacobi (C.) Printing of modern books, Bib Scty's Trans (i) 187-204
Morris (W.) The Ideal book. Bib Scty's Trans (1) 179-186

1896 Bolton (H. C.) Bad features in good books : imperfections and ab-

surdities in the "make up," L.J. (21) 265-267

PRINTING— PROOF READING 441

lyoi Dewey (M.) Science in printing: being experiments with various size

types, P.L. (b) iio-iii
iyo5 Brown (J. D.) Book description, L. 11', (S) 145-147
1907 Dana (J. C.) Physical ^ide of boolis : suggestions for the formation of a

collection of material employed in the making of a book, /,./. (32) 351-8
i()o8 List of bibliographical requirements of a book, drawn up by the Book

Production Committee of the L.A.l'.K., L.A.R. (10) 366
U)oc) Koopman (H. L.) Simplified spelling from the printer's standpoint,

L. (X.S.) (10) 7.S-85

M 117=1 BOOK EXHIBITIONS

U)o7 Brown (J. D.) Book Exhibitions : proposal for a publisher's permanent

Book Exhibition on systematic lines, L.IT. (10) 201-204
iQoS — Book Museum at Brussels, L.W. (10) 337-33S

M 118 TYPEFOUNDING— PRINTING TYPE

i()oo Proctor (R.) Printing of Greek in the fifteenth century, Bib Scty's

Illustrated Moiiograplis No viii
U)oi Dewey (M.) Newspaper print, P.L. (6) 433
K)o3 Proctor (R.) Erench Royal (Ireek ty()e^ and the Eton Chryscstom, Bib

Scty's Trans (7) 40-74
1906 Greg (W. W.) Notes on the types, border>. etc.. used by Thomas Berthelet,

Bib Scty's Trans (8) 187-227
i()o<) Flower (R.) Fate of the Baskerville type, L. (N.S.) (10) 251-252

PRINTING MACHINERY
M119 LINOTYPE

1892 Growoll (A.) Notes on co-operation or labour-saving methods of printing
catalogues. L.J. (17) 157- 161
Richardson (E. C.) Linotype method, L.J. (17) 377-37S

1894 Billstein (W.) Linotyping Library catalogues, L.J. (ig) 255, 257-258
Stetson (W. K.) Linotyping Library catalogues, L.J. (19) 259-260
Steiner (B. C.) Linotyping I^ibrary 'catalogues, L.J. (19) '259-260
Richardson (E. C.) Linotyping Library catalogues, L.J. (19) 260-261
Plummer (M. W.) Linotyping Library catalogues, L.J. (19) 261
Lancefield (R. T.) Linotyping Library catalogues, L.J. (19) 261

1895 Wade (E. I.) Cataloguing in the future, L.J. (20) 71, Conf No 21-24
Linotype at the Boston Public Library. /../. (20) 174-175

1898 Anderson (E. H.) Linotype work at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh,

L.J. (23) 273-276 ■ ■ • •

1899 Aldred (1.) Linotype in catalogue printing, Z..H . (i) 226
Lemmon (C. H.) Linotype in catalogue printing, L.W. (2) 2S

190 1 Printing office and bindery, Kept of Libn of Coug 221-223
See also Section I 46
Tor particulars, applv to—

Linotype and M.xchineky Ltd., 188-189. Fleet Street. E.C.

MI20 MONOTYPE

1903 Doubleday (W. E.) New method of printing catalogues, L.W. (5) 281-
283, 309-312
For particulars, apply to —

L.anston-Monotvpe Machine Syndicate, Ltd., 43, Fetter Lane, E.C.

M121 INK

1900 Inks use in MSS., L.A.R. (2) 388

1905 Note on Printer's ink, L. (N.S.) (6) 440-441

1906 Jacobi (C. T.) Printing inks, L. (N.S.) (7) 70-77
Ink used in ancient Irish manuscripts, P.L. (11) 37

M 122 PROOF READING

1896 Kroeger (A. B.) Glossary of torm> compiled from various sources. P.L.

(i) 167-172
1908 Signs used in correcting proof. Lit Yr-Bk 786-788

McGill (W.) and W. J. Phillips. Terms and phrases used in Library
work, L.W. (10) 354-360, 391-400, 429-440, 458-467

442 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

M123 PUNCTUATION

1905 New York State Library directions for catalog^ucrs, Bulletin 95, 575-57S,
N.Y.S.L. Rept (88)

1908 Bell (E. J.) Punctuation of catalogues, L. TT'. (11) 38-39

M 124 TITLE PAGES

1876 Robinson (O. H.) Titles of books, 17.5. Rept 715-726

1880 Wheatley (B. R.) Thoughts on title taking, trite, trivial, or tentative,

L.A.M.N. (i) 25-32, L.J. (5) 133-138

1883 Whitney (J. L.) A modern Proteus, L.J. (8) 172-193

1891 Crunden (F. M.) Humour of book titles, L.J. (16) 75

1903 Pollard (A. W.) Ames collection of title-pages, Bib Scfy's Trans (7) 160-2

1907 Madan (F.) Degressive bibliographj-, Bib Scty's Tra]is (9) 54-56

M125 COLOPHONS

1890 Garnett (R.) Some colophons of the early printers, L. (2) 125-132
1907 Madan (F.) Degressive bibliography, Bib Scty's Trans (9) 58-59

M 126 IMPRINTS

1888 Bowker (R. R.) Order of imprint data, L.J. (13) 86

1907 Pollard (A. W.) Objects and methods of bibliographical collations and
descriptions, L. (N.S.) (8) 193-217
Madan (F.) Degressive bibliography, Bib Scty's Trans (9) 56-57

1909 Henson (J. C. M.) Preliminary statement on collecting information in

regard to early Scandinavian-American imprints. Bib Scty of Am Proc
(3) 43-48

M 127 SIGNATURES

1889 Blades (W.) On signatures in old books, L. (i) 121-131

1891 Proctor (R.) Notes on signatures : being additional notes to Blades'

" Bibliographical Miscellanies," L. (3) 177-180, 267-269

M 128 ORNAMENTAL LETTERS, INITIAL LETTERS, INSCRIPTIONS, etc.

1893 Morris (W.) The Ideal book. Bib Scty's Trans (i) 179-186

1894 Redgrave (G. R.) Erhard Ratdolt and his work at Venice, Bib Scty's

Illustrated Monographs No i

1896 — Inscriptions in books. Bib Scty's Trans (4) 37-46

1900 Strange (E. F.) Decorative work of Gleeson White, L. (N.S.) (1) 11-17

1901 Jennings (O.) Some old initial letters, L. (N.S.) (2) 44-59

1905 Sayle (C.) Initial letters in early English printed books, Bib Scty's

Trans (7) 15-47

1906 Greg (W. W.) Notes on the types, borders, etc., used by Thomas

Berthelet, Bib Scty's Trans (8)'iS7-227

M 129 PAPERMAKING

1878 Abbot (E.) Ancient papyrus and the mode of making paper from it,

^•/- (3) 3^3-324
1889 Blades (W.) On paper and paper marks, L. (i) 217-223
1891 Inferior paper a menace to the permanency of literature, L.J. (16) 241-242

1897 Garnett (R.) Manufacture of fine paper in England in the 18th c, L.

(9) 133-136

1898 MacAlister (J. Y. W.) Durability of modern book papers, L. (10) 295-304
Durability of paper, Rept of Libn of Cong 58-62

1900 Macfarlane (I.) Paper duties of 1696-1713; their effect on the printing

and allied trades, L. (N.S.) (i) 31-44
Jenkins (R.) Early attempts at paper-making in England (1495-1586),

L.A.R. (2) 479.488
— Paper-making in England (1588-16S0), L.A.R. (2) 577-588

1901 — Paper-making in England (1682-1714), L.A.R. (3) 239-251

1902 — Paper-making in England (1714-1788), L.A.R. (4) 128-139

1903 Garnett (R.) Early Arabian paper-making, L. (N.S.) (4) i-io

1907 A note on paper, J^.W. (9) 451-452

POINTING— PAPER MARKS 443

iqoS Sindall (R. W.) Physical qualities of paper, L.A.R. (10) 24-35, Discussion
60-62

— Manufacture of wood pulp for paper-making^, L.A.R. (10) 336-341
Cost of wood for paper, P.L. (13) 43-44

K)oc) Chivers (C.) Paper and binding of L( nding- Library books, /../. (34)
350-354

M 130 PAPER PRESERVATIVE

iQoo Bisliop (W. W.) Zapon, as a paper preservative, L.J. (25) 284-285

M 131 PAPER MARKS

18S1) Blades (W.) On paper and paper marks, L. (i) 217-223

— Water-marks, ill., L.J. (14) 129-131

Water-marks unreliable in determining date of documents and books,
L.J. (.4) 445
1904 Redgrave (G. R.) Water-marks in paper, L. (N.S.) (5) 91-92
1908 Designs used in Shakespeare water-marks, L. (N.S.) (9) 381

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOM

CLASS N— Publishing

N 1 PUBLISHING— GENERAL

1885 Effect of Free Libraries on iho publishing^ trade, L.J. (10) 131
1895 Evans (W. E.) Welsh publishing and bookselling, L. (7) 391-397

1897 Lemcke (E.) Librarian and the bookseller, L.J. (22) Conf No 12-16

1898 Axon (W. E. A.) Statistics of British publishing and the need for an

official bibliography, L. (to) 65-67
1902 Plomer (H. R.) On the value of publishers' lists, L. (N.S.) (3) 427-433
Powell (W.) Publishers and publishing, L.A.R. (4) 523, 590-601

1904 — Book production in Great Britain, L.J. (29) Conf No 50-54

1905 Duff (E. G.) A century of English book trade : short notices of all printers,

stationers, bookbinders and others connected with it from the issue
of the first dated book in 1457 to the incorporation of the Company of
Stationers in 1557, Bib Scty's Publication

1906 Sheavyn (P.) Patrons and professional writers under Elizabeth and

James L, L. (N.S.) (7) 301-336
— Writers and the publishing trade, circa 1600, L. (N.S.) (7) 337-365

1907 — Livelihood of the professional writer, circa 1600, L. (N.S.) (8) 1-29
1909 Steele (R. L.) Printers and books in chancery, L. (N.S.) (10) 102-106

N2 PUBLISHERS— BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES

1884 Axon (W. E. A.) In memoriam — Nicholas Trubner, L.C. (i) 42-46
1909 Wyer (M. G.) Some magazine editors, P.L. (14) 212-213

N3 PUBLISHING METHODS

1883 Walford (C.) Early laws and regulations concerning books and printers,

L.A. Trans (6) 88-99
1889 Harris (G. W.) Some German publishing methods, L.J. (14) 250-254
1897 Plomer (H. R.) New documents on English printers and booksellers

of the i6th c. Bib Scty's Trans (4) 153-183

1904 Libraries and the book trade : circular from New York Importers, L.J.

(29) 74-76, 132

1906 Sayers (W. C. B.) Publishers and Public Libraries : a comment on the

"Book War," L.A. (5) 187-1S8

N4 CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS

1894 Lowy (A.) On censorship and Jewish literature, Bib Scty's Trans (2) 8-1 1

1907 Sheavyn (P.) Writers and official censors under Elizabeth and James I.,

L. (N.S.) (8) 134-163
1909 Plomer (H. R.) Some dealings of the Long Parliament with the press,
L. (N.S.) (10) 90-97

N5 BOOKSELLING

1895 Evans (W. E.) Welsh publisliing and bookselling, L. (7) 391-397
1897 Lemcke (E.) Librarian and the importer, P.L. (2) 443-446, 487-489
1892 Lewin (P. E.) Farringdon Road Book-stalls, ill, L. W. (5) S8-92

1902 Peoples (N. T.) Relations of Libraries to the book trade, P.L. (7) 31 1-3 14

1905 Burger (P.) Retrospect of fifty years' work in German second-hand

bookselling, B.A.R. (2) i-iii
1907 Duff (E. G.) Early chancery proceedings concerning members of the
Book trade, L. (N.S.) (8) 408-420

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS 445

N6 BOOKSELLERS

iSi)7 Plonicr (H. R.) Robert Dyer, printer and bookseller, ///., Bib Scly's

Fiiblicatio}i
1897 Gray (G. J.) William Pickering", the earliest bookseller on London

Bridge, 1556-1571, Bib Scty's Tratis (4) 57-102
1900 Wood (B.) Thomas Gent: printer, bookseller, and bookmaker, L.A.R.

(2) 235-245

1902 Plomer (H. R.) St. Paul's Cathedral and its booksrllini,-- tenants, L. {N.S.)

(3) 261-270

— Booksellers of London Bridge, L.A.R. (4) 626-629, L. (\.S.) (4) 28-46

1903 — A Chester bookseller, 1 667-1 700 : Some of his customers and the books

he sold them, L. (N.S.) (4) 373-383

1905 Edwin Parson, Bookseller of Brompton Road, B.A.R. (3) vii-ix

Go to Bath : an article on the Booksellers of Bath, B.A.R. (3) xv-xxi
Plomer (H. R.) Westminster Hall and its booksellers, L. (N.S.) (6) 3S0-90

1906 Dent (R. K.) Birmingham. ..and its booksellers, B.A.R. (4) i-iv
Hutton (S.) Bristol. ..and its booksellers, B.A.R. (4) xv-xix

Ryan (M. J.) Some notes on the. ..book trade of Dublin, B.A.R. (4)

xlv-xlix
Worman (E. J.) Alien members of the book trade during the Tudor

period; being an index to those whose names occur in the returns of

aliens, letters of Denization, and other documents published by the

Huguenot Society, Bib Scty's Publication

1907 Soper (H. T.) Exeter printers and booksellers, B.A.R. (5) xxi-xxiii
DufT (E. G.) Booksellers' accounts, circa 15 10, L. (N.S.) (8) 256-266
Wheatley (H. B.) Signs of booksellers in St. Paul's Churchyard, Bib

Scty's Trans (9) 67-106
Duff (E. G.) Early chancery proceedings concerning members of the
book trade, L. (M.S.) (8) 408-420

1908 Tilley (A.) Paris book.seller of the sixteenth century — Galliot du Pre,

L. (N.S.) (9) 36-65, 143-17^
Plomer (H. R.) Dictionary of the booksellers and printers who were at
work in England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1641-1667, Bib Scty's
Publication

1909 Page (W. G. B.) Notes on Hull authors, booksellers and stationers,

B.A.R. (6) i-vii

N7 STATIONERS AND THE STATIONERS' COMPANY

1890 Duff (E. G.) Frederick Egmondt, an English 15th century stationer,

L. (2) 210-216
1S99 — Printers, stationers and bookbinders of York up to lOoo, Bib Scty's

Trans (5) 87-107
— An early stationer in England, L.A.R. (i) 441-442
1900 Plomer (H. R.) Notices of English stationers in the archives of the

City of Lond.on, Bib Scty's Trans (6) 15-27

1903 Rivington (C. R.) Notes on the Stationers' Company, ill., L. (N.S.)

(4) 355-366
Dix (E. R. Mc) Earliest Dublin printers and the Company of Stationers
of London, Bib Scty's Trans (7) 78-85

1904 Gray (E. J.) Earlier Cambridge stationers and bookbinders. Bib Scty's

Monographs No xiii

1905 DufY (E. G.) Century of the English book trade : short notices of all

printers, stationers, bookbinders and others connected with it from
the issue of the first dated book in 1457 to the incorporation of the
Company of Stationers in 1557, Bib Scty's Publication

1907 Plomer (H. R.) Some notes on the Latin and Irish stocks of the

Company of Stationers, L. {N.S.) (8) 286-297

1908 DutT (E. G.) Notes on stationers, from the Lay Subsidy Rolls of 1^23-4,

L. (N.S.) (9) 257-266

1909 Page (W. G. B.) Notes on Hull authors, booksellers and stationers,

B.A.R. (6) i-vii

446 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

N8 NEWSPAPER PRESS HISTORY

1905 Plomer (H. R.) Analysis of the Civil War Newspaper, " Mercurius

Civicus," L. (N.S.) (6) 184-207

1906 Little (H.) Making of a great newspaper, P.L. (11) 569-570

1907 Description of a complete set of Mercurius Aulicus (Mercurius Aulicus

was issued as a newspaper in small quarto form), Bib Scty's Trans
(9) 111-112
Warner (E. G.) Historical sketch of periodicals, WasJi L.A. Bull (3)
No I, 12-15
1909 Wyer (M. G.) Some magazine editors, P.L. (14) 212-213

N9 PAPER DUTY

1900 Macfarlane (J.) Paper duties of 1696-1713, L. (N.S.) (i) 31-44
— Pamphlets and pamphlet duty of 1712, L. {N.S.) (i) 298-304

COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION

CLASS O— Copyright

COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION
O 1 BIBLIOGRAPHY

1903 Bibliographical list of foreign copyright laws in force, Rept of Libn of
Cong 517-593

02 GENERAL ARTICLES

1876 Warren (S. R.) and S. N. Clark. Copyright, distribution, exchanges and

duties, VS. Rcpt 279-291
1898 A.L.A. Public Documents Committee's Report on Mr. Ranck's plan,

L.J. {2^) Conf No 118-119
1901 History and functions of Copyright office of Library of Congress, Repf

of Libn of Cong 278-291
Solberg (T.) Book copyright, L.J. (26) Conf No 24-31

1903 Work of the Register of Copyright, Rept of Libn of Cong 62-76
Report of the Register of Copyright on copyright legislation, Rept of

Libn of Cong 436-516

1904 Report of the Register of Copyright for the fiscal year 1903-4, Rept of

Libn of Cong 107-158

1907 Bostwick (A. E.) Statement concerning the Copyright Conference, A.L.A.

Bull (i) No I, 4-5
Library Copyright League (American) Constitution of the Association.

L.J. (32) iVie

1908 A.L.A. Committee on Copyright, A.L.A. Bull (2) 19
Copyright protection docs not cover price protection, L.J. (33) 230
Copyright, Lit Yr-Bk 370-390, (1909) 475-515

1909 Peddie (R. A.) Bibliography and copyright, L.A.R. (11) 517

03 COPYRIGHT IN RELATION TO LIBRARIES

1876 Spolford (A. R.) Copyright in its relation to Libraries and literature,

L.J. (i) 84-89, 139
1880 Macfie (R. A.) Copyright in its relation to the supply of books to

Libraries, L.A. Trans (3) 107-113
1909 Putnam (G. H.) Copyright in relation to Libraries, L.J. (34) 58-60

04 COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION— AMERICA

1886 Solberg (T.) Copyright in Congress, i.S37-)SS6, L.J. (11) 418, 468

1895 Rnnck (S. H.) Need of additional copyright depositories, L.J. (20) Conf

No 43-45, 78
.1901 Solberg (T.) Copyright law of the I'nitcd Stales of .\merica in force

July, 1 90 1, Lib of Cong

1904 Amendment to copyright laws, Rept of Libn of ('ong 138-158

1905 Revision of copyright laws, Rept of Libn of Cong 85-95. 123-127

1906 Proposed prohibition of importation of copyright books : views of the

A.L..\. authors, publishers and Librarians on existing law and proposed

substitutes, L.J. (31) bo-70
Importation clauses in proposed copyright bill, /../. (31) 171-172
Statement by the Librarian of Congress to the Committee at the tirsi

public hearing, Jime 6th, 1906, Rept of Libn of Cong 111-125
Solberg (T.) Hearing on the I'.S. Copyright Bill, L.J. (t,\) 320-^3
Cutter (W. P.) The Facts in the Copyright case, P.L. (") 436-437

1907 Second hearing on the U.S. Copyright Bill, L.J. (32) 16-20

1908 Copyright protection does not cover price protection, L.J. (33) 230

448 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LIBRARY ECONOMY

1909 Copyright League, L.J. (34) 271-272, 409-410, P.L. (14) 315
New copj-right law, P.L. (14) 37-38, 133-134, 1S4-185
Importation of books under new copyright law, L.J. (34) iio-iii

05 RULES FOR COPYRIGHT REGISTRATION IN AMERICA

1904 Solberg (T.) Directions for the registration of copyright under the laws
of the United States, Lib of Cong

0 6 RULES FOR COPYRIGHT REGISTRATION IN NORTH AMERICA

1903 Solberg (T.) Rules and forms for copyright registration in Canada,

together with copyright laws of Canada, Newfoundland, New Bruns-
wick, Nova Scotia and Price Edward Island, Lib of Co>ig

07 COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION— ENGLAND

1S84 Thomas (E. C.) Scrutton's Laws of Copyright, L.C. (1) 194-195
i()09 Law of copyright, Lit Yr-Bk (1908) 370-390, (1909) 475-515

0 8 RULES FOR COPYRIGHT REGISTRATION IN ENGLAND

1893 Extracts from " Instructions for registration of books under the Copyright
Acts, 5 and 6 Vict., c. 45 and 49 and 50 Vict., c. 33," Bib Scty's
Trans (i) 162-164

1902 Solberg (T.) Copyright in England : Instructions for registration for
copyright protection within the British Dominions, 2nd ed., to which
is added : A digest of the English copyright law by Sir James Stephen,
and copyright acts from 1875 to 1902, Lib of Cong

09 FOREIGN COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION

1904 Solberg (T.) List of foreign copyright laws now in force, with citations of

printed texts and translations, etc.. Lib of Cong

O 10 INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION

1878 Stevens (H.) Universal Postal LInion and International Copyright, L.A.

Trans (i) 108-120
1886 Solberg (T.) International copyright in Congress, 1837-1886, L.J. (11)

250-280

1905 Text of the convention creating the International Copyright Union,

Sept. 5th, 1887, together with additional articles, signed at Paris, May
4th, 1896, Circular of Information No 4 — Subject, The International
Copyright Union, 1908, I5p., Lib of Cong
1908 International copyright, Lit Yr-Bk 387, (1909) 495

O 11 COLONIAL COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION

1897 Adams (J. R. C.) Registration of Colonial ])ublications, 2nd Int Conf

194-196
1908 Colonial copyright, Lit Yr-Bk (1908) 384, (1909) 492

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